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Task 2. Read the article and answer the questions based on the reading passage. Don't forget to go back to the passage whenever necessary to find or confirm your answers.Competing for ResourcesThe resources of any one environment are limited. Depending on which plants and animals share the environment, there maynot be enough of everything to go around. All organisms need water, food and shelter to stay alive. These resources arebeneficial, which means they are good for the organisms. When an environment is low on any of these things, organisms mustcompete for them. Those who get to the resources first have the best chance of survival. Being without water, food or shelter forvery long is detrimental, which means it is harmful to organisms. The resources in an area determine how big the plant andanimal populations can be. Sometimes there are too many living things in an area. The weakest of the populations will not beable to get the resources they need. As the weak die out, the populations get smaller. Finally, the area's resources recover andcan support them again. Sometimes people will capture members of large animal populations and move them. They take them toanother location with less competition. This helps the animals survive. Sometimes the government will allow hunting of largeanimal populations. Deer and rabbits can be a good food source for people. When there are too many of these animals in an area,They sometimes come into the cities looking for food. They often cause trouble. Hunting keeps the number of animals undercontrol.Answer the questions.1) Why do organisms sometimes have to compete for resources?2) What kinds of things are beneficial for organisms?3) 3) What happens populations grow too large for an area?4) Why do they sometimes come to the cities?​

Answer 1

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2)All organisms need water, food and shelter to stay alive. These resources are

beneficial, which means they are good for the organisms.

Answer 2

1. Organisms sometimes have to compete for resources when there are limited resources in their environment and there are multiple organisms sharing those resources.

2. Water, food, and shelter are beneficial for organisms.

3. When populations grow too large for an area, the resources become insufficient for all the individuals, leading to competition for those resources. Weaker individuals who cannot get enough resources may die, resulting in a decrease in population size. This allows the area's resources to recover and support the remaining population.

4. They sometimes come to the cities looking for food when there are too many of them in their habitat, and the resources there become insufficient for all the individuals. Hunting helps to control their population size and prevent them from causing trouble in the cities.