Non-biodegradable materials can break down naturally over a long period of time., True, False, Biodegradable materials can be broken down by microorganisms like bacteria and fungi., True, False, Plastic bottles are examples of biodegradable materials., True, False, Banana peels and paper are example of biodegradable materials, True, False, Non-biodegradable materials can cause pollution if not managed properly., True, False, Living things can grow, move, and reproduce., True, False, Nonliving things can breathe and eat food., True, False, nonliving things can grow taller by themselves., True, False, Living things can die, but nonliving things cannot., True, False, A wooden chair is living because it comes from a tree., True, False, Birds flying in the playground show that living things can move., True, False, A toy robot moves when batteries are placed inside, so it is living., True, False, Composting fruit peels provides natural fertilizer for plants., True, False, Burning plastic is safe for the environment., True, False, Burning Plastics and rubber is safe because it make trash disappear quickly., True, False, Decaying food waste can attract pests like rats and flies., True, False, Methane gas released from decaying materials can make Earth warmer., True, False, Nonbiodegradable materials like plastic bottles break down quickly in soil., True, False, Recycling paper and cardboard helps save trees and natural resources., True, False, Landfills never cause pollution because trash is buried underground., True, False

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