In the context of ecology, abiotic factors refer to the non-living components of an ecosystem, while biotic factors refer to the living organisms. Here’s the classification based on your list:
Abiotic:
- Rain
- Sunlight
- Wind
Biotic:
- People
- Horse
- Dead leaves (while dead leaves originate from living plants, they are often considered biotic components in ecological contexts, particularly in terms of organic matter and its role in ecosystems)
So, "dead leaves" can be seen as both biotic in the context of contributing to the biological component of an ecosystem and abiotic in terms of decomposition processes. However, generally, they are classified as biotic.