Hi, I learned that an Knight anole is a invasive species in Florida. There is one on my humming bird feeder. Is it alright to leave it alone and let it drink the honey or are they too much of a threat to Florida?

No it is alright

Explanation:

Knight Anoles are native to Cuba where they are called Chipojo. They are becoming more common in South Florida, where they reproduce and spread readily, but are thought to be unable to survive the North Florida freezes. ... The Knight Anole will face almost any intruder it perceives to be a threat from a distance. And in conclusion it is only a real threat to prey.

they pose a serious threat to the diversity of native lizards and birds.

Explanation:

i think that it is c, d, and e, hope this

they use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make sugars - c.