Take a stone and a frog place the stone in jar A and the frog in jar B – McqOptions

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1.	Take a stone and a frog place the stone in jar A and the frog in jar B. Place some insects in both the jars. We can see that frog eats the insects. This shows that:
A.	stone is a living thing and frog is a nonliving thing
B.	stone is a nonliving thing and frog is a living thing
C.	both stone and frog living things
D.	both stone and frog are nonliving things
Answer» C. both stone and frog living things

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