9-20 convert each unit of capacity

9. 6.00475 qt

10. 6 c

11. 0.25 pt

12. 18 1/2 OR 18.5 c

13. 21.6171 qt

14. 7.5 gal to 30 qt

15. 0.25 gal

16. 80 cups

17. 128 fluid ounces

18. 56 fl oz

19. 10.8085 gal

20. 2/3 c

There are several different types of organisms, including: producers, scavengers, parasites, consumers, predators, carnivores, omnivores, herbivores and decomposers.

Explanation:

Producers make their own food using the sun. In almost all cases, these organisms consist of plants and other unicellular organisms. For instance, plants experience the process of photosynthesis to make food.

Scavengers are organisms that find and eat dead animals. They play an important part in our ecosystem as they clean up other animals' messes.

Consumer organisms eat plants or other animals. They can be considered carnivores, omnivores or herbivores, or in other words, primary, secondary or tertiary consumers

Predators find their own food from plants or other animals, which would be known as their prey.

Carnivores only eat, hunt and kill other animals for food. Carnivores range from something as small as a ladybug to sharks and lions

Omnivores eat both plants and animals.

Carnivores only eat, hunt and kill other animals for food

Herbivores only consume plant material

Decomposers obtain energy by breaking down dead plants and animals