Answer:
living things:
Dogs, birds, plants, fungi, children.
things do not live:
Books, chairs, table, glass, board.
Explanation:
living things: they're born, grow up, reproduce and die
things do not live: they are objects that have no life
Reviewed answers
1. D
2. D
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<span>The question said,'Emma extracted some fresh orange juice and mixed it with some water. The result was a cloudy yellow colour solution. When poured through a filter, tiny bits of orange were filtered out. What type of mixture did Emma prepare. The correct option is 'suspension'. This is because, suspension is defined as a heterogenous solution in which the solid particle can not dissolve in the solution but can only be removed by filteration. Colloid is wrong because, it can not be filtered as it is homogenous in nature.</span>
<u>Answer</u>: Option b Sunlight
<u>Explanation</u>:
- A limited resource is the one which is available in the least quantity in a given environment.
- The amount of sunlight is not available uniformly along the depth of the ocean. The uppermost layer of the ocean receives the most sunlight and is called the photic zone, whereas the lower depths of the ocean are called as the aphotic zone as they do not receive any sunlight at all.
Thus,<em> in the lower depths sunlight is considered as the limited resource.</em>
Answer:
All healthy and highly productive ecosystems provide the essential ecosystem services that consist in removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing carbon in the tissues of organisms (option B).
Explanation:
The carbon cycle involves the path that this element has between the biosphere and the atmosphere.
As part of the carbon cycle, the carbon dioxide (CO₂) produced by the combustion of fossil fuels or organic matter and by the elimination of animals passes into the atmosphere, and must be removed.
Photosynthesis removes CO₂ from the atmosphere and converts it into organic compounds that are stored in plants. Plants, vegetables and fruits consumed by animals contain carbon that is incorporated into other living beings.
<u>In a healthy and efficient ecosystem, CO₂ is removed from the atmosphere to become part of living beings, as organic matter</u>.
The other options describe processes that are not related to the actual question formulation:
<em> A. Atmospheric CO2 does not increase due to the action of plants.</em>
<em> C. Water vapor is not removed to contribute to plant growth, but rather the plants absorb water from the soil.</em>
<em> D. Methane is not removed from the atmosphere or incorporated into living systems.</em>
