1: Producer

2: Primary Consumer

3: Secondary Consumer

4: Tertiary Consumer

The arrow pointing from the plant to the soil.

The arrow pointing from the coal to the factory.

The arrow pointing from the plant to the animal.

The arrow pointing from the volcano to the atmosphere.

Energy for movement is released by the breakdown of carbon atoms.

Food is produced using chemical compounds and energy from the sun.

Glucose is broken down into smaller molecules to be used by the body.

Compounds are broken down to produce oxygen for the organism to breathe.

Molecules are broken down to produce energy

No atoms are lost during the chemical reaction

Atoms are rearranged to form different compounds

New atoms are produced through chemical change

New atoms must be created for each new substance

During photosynthesis, a plant's leaves change solar energy into chemical energy, and then the chemical energy is used for the plant's life function

During photosynthesis, a plant's leaves change chemical energy into solar energy, and then the solar energy is used for the plant's life function

During photosynthesis, a plant's roots absorb water and then transform the water into chemical energy that is used for the plant's life functions

During photosynthesis, a plant's roots absorb and store water until the plant needs the energy stored in the water for the plant's life functions

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