How do single-celled decomposers get energy?
A.
They make their own food.
B.
They use a process called budding,
C.
They feed on living organisms.
D.
They break down dead organisms

Question

How do single-celled decomposers get energy?
A.
They make their own food.
B.
They use a process called budding,
C.
They feed on living organisms.
D.
They break down dead organisms

anonymous · Answer

What do you guess? :)

anonymous · Answer

im guessing  b tbh

anonymous · Answer

Actually, it's D

anonymous · Answer

Budding is a method of reproduction.

anonymous · Answer

ohhhh O_O i'm bad at science

anonymous · Answer

Decomposition means a thing eating dead things, so D.

anonymous · Answer

Breaking down dead organisms is the correct answer :)

anonymous · Answer

thank you guys :D

anonymous · Answer

it said it was wrong 0-0

anonymous · Answer

Photosynthesising or chemosynthesising organisms make their own food, and carnivorous organisms eat living things. You just have to think about the name. What?

anonymous · Answer

Decomposers eat dead material. Fact.

anonymous · Answer

i guess my teacher must have graded it wrong :/

anonymous · Answer

Tell them a person on the internet says they're wrong, they'll correct it at once :P

anonymous · Answer

Tell them wikipedia says 'Decomposers are organisms that break down dead or decaying organisms, and in doing so, carry out the natural process of decomposition.' They can't argue with wikipedia. Also so does my biology textbook, which is harder to argue with.