B) This is false, because enzymes do the complete opposite.
        
             
        
        
        
We need to see the bar magnet
        
             
        
        
        
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i would like to choose sublimation process to explain about water cycle.As mentioned, sublimation is the process in which snow melts and water get vaporized. Ice melts and turns into water which flows to the seas and oceans.When the temperature increases during the day time, water gets vaporized.Water vapour begin to move upward.As we know, temperature decreases with the increase in height.Due to which water vapour rises,cools and then changes into tiny water molecules.Those water molecules forms cloud.Then the clouds get heavier and begin to collide with each other.As a result rain fall occurs. 
Evapotranspiration has also the same process but the difference is that it involves vaporization of water from some biological factor like plants and physical factor like from soil .
i think its my first longest answer which i answered here.Thank you for the amaizing question. Its simple but most important topic 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Smaller droplets scatter more sunlight while large drops allow more sunlight to pass through in clouds.
        
                    
             
        
        
        
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c and d
Explanation:
<u>A species of an organism with cell wall that lacks peptidoglycan is definitely not a bacterium because bacterial cell walls usually have peptidoglycan.</u>
One particular group of organisms whose cells have cell walls but lack peptidoglycan is Archaea.
<em>Archaea represents a group of prokaryotes that are able to survive in extreme conditions such as high temperature, pressure and salinity. As such, they could inhabit hydrothermal springs as well as alkaline hot springs.</em>
Hence, thermoacidophile <em>Sulfolobus acidocaldarius </em>is likely to be an Archaea and could inhabit both hydrothermal springs and alkaline hot springs.
The correct option is option c and d.