An organism that can use solar energy and inorganic substances to produce all the organic material it requires is a(n)Multiple Choiceprimary producer and heterotroph.heterotroph.autotroph and primary producer.autotroph.primary producer.

Which use energy from the sun or from oxidation of inorganic substances to make organic molecules from inorganic ones.Group of answer choicesheterotrophsdecomposersconsumersphotoautotrophsautotrophsNext

Select all of the following that are primary producers.Multiple select question.abiotic components of ecosystemsautotrophsorganisms that consume other organisms to obtain organic moleculesorganisms that use sunlight to build organic moleculesplants

Heterotrophs obtain their energy and organic molecules byMultiple choice question.using energy from inorganic molecules to produce organic molecules.using light energy to produce the organic molecules they require.eating producers or other consumers.

What type of organism harvests energy to build organic molecules that support animals, fungi, and all the other levels of a food web?Multiple choice question.Primary producerSecondary consumerHerbivoreHeterotroph

How does a heterotrophic organism obtain energy and organic molecules?Multiple choice question.PhotosynthesisIngestion of other organismsConstructing organic molecules from inorganic substances