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no. When the candle burns out, the oxygen is sucked up and vacuums the container and the mouse will not be able to live for a long time. The container only has a limited amount of air inside which if a candle was burned inside, the oxygen is easily vacuumed. The air cools and shrinks.

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I think a mouse can survive in the container but maybe not for a long period of time. Since a plant has been growing inside the container, it should be able to produce enough oxygen for the mouse through photosynthesis.

OHH if the container was clear, sunlight would be able to get to the plant easier right? with sunlight then the plant is able to grow faster and produce more oxygen since the process of photosynthesis requires oxygen.

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No the fire need oxygen to burn and the mouse need oxygen to live so thy cannot be putting together

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A mouse can survive in a closed container, but not for a long period of time. The mouse is able to get oxygen, however the plant needs carbon dioxide to produce new air for the mouse. The plant will eventually die and so will the mouse. There are other source more than carbon like co2 and water which can convert into oxygen, however it will also run out eventually.

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Maybe because they are repeated processes? i haven't learnt much about this so maybe?

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no, if a candle is burned in a container until it stopped burning, the air could no longer support the life of the mouse.

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in order for the candle to continue to burn it needs enough oxygen. The candle uses oxygen and when it does the amount of oxygen nearby will become limited. If the mouse was in a closed container which a candle had been burnt it, there would not be enough oxygen for the mouse to survive.

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Maybe yes, depends on what defines survive.

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It could be able to survive for a long time but not eternal.

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All the variables are in a good ratio.

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Because element moves in a cycle.

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maybe it means that