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Which of these animals is not carnivore: a) lion, b) tiger, c) vulture, d) deer

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Here are the completed sentences and multiple-choice answers:

Fill in the blanks with the correct words:

1) Surroundings make the ecosystem.

ecosystem\boxed{\text{ecosystem}}

2) Plants are the only producers in ecosystem.

Plants\boxed{\text{Plants}}

3) Sun is the main source of light and energy on the earth.

Sun\boxed{\text{Sun}}

4) Decomposers break down the dead matter in the soil into simple substances.

Decomposers\boxed{\text{Decomposers}}

5) Omnivores are represented by both herbivores as well as carnivores.

Omnivores\boxed{\text{Omnivores}}

Choose the correct answer form the given alternatives:

1) Which of these is abiotic component
Abiotic components are non-living parts of an ecosystem. Soil, air, and water are all non-living.
The correct option is d).

d) all of these\boxed{\text{d) all of these}}

2) What do plants need for the process of photosynthesis
Plants require carbon dioxide (CO2\text{CO}_2), sunlight, and water to perform photosynthesis.
The correct option is d).

d) all of these\boxed{\text{d) all of these}}

3) Which one of these animals is not carnivore
A carnivore is an animal that eats meat.

  • Lion, tiger, and vulture are all carnivores (vultures are scavengers that eat dead animals).
  • Deer is a herbivore, meaning it eats plants. The correct option is d).
d) deer\boxed{\text{d) deer}}

4) Which of these animal is a herbivore
A herbivore is an animal that eats plants.

  • Tiger, wolf, and wild dog are carnivores.
  • Elephant is a herbivore. The correct option is c).
c) elephant\boxed{\text{c) elephant}}
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