What is the name for organisms such as maggots and worms that feed on dead matter? PredatorsConsumersProducersDetritivores2Why are nitrates important in living organisms? For fertilisationTo aid the process of decayTo make proteinsFor photosynthesis3One of the stages of the water cycle is percolation. What is this?Trickling of water through gaps in soils and rocksLoss of water vapour from plantsLoss of water from cloudsWarming of water on the Earth’s surface by the sun4Which of the following is the correct order for four key stages of the water cycle? Percolation, condensation, precipitation, evaporationEvaporation, condensation, precipitation, percolationEvaporation, precipitation, percolation, condensationPercolation, precipitation, condensation, evaporation5Which of the following processes that return carbon to the atmosphere is not a natural activity?DecompositionDecayCombustionRespiration6Which of the following remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere?PlantsDecomposersDetritivoresAnimals
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What is the name for organisms such as maggots and worms that feed on dead matter? PredatorsConsumersProducersDetritivores2Why are nitrates important in living organisms? For fertilisationTo aid the process of decayTo make proteinsFor photosynthesis3One of the stages of the water cycle is percolation. What is this?Trickling of water through gaps in soils and rocksLoss of water vapour from plantsLoss of water from cloudsWarming of water on the Earth’s surface by the sun4Which of the following is the correct order for four key stages of the water cycle? Percolation, condensation, precipitation, evaporationEvaporation, condensation, precipitation, percolationEvaporation, precipitation, percolation, condensationPercolation, precipitation, condensation, evaporation5Which of the following processes that return carbon to the atmosphere is not a natural activity?DecompositionDecayCombustionRespiration6Which of the following remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere?PlantsDecomposersDetritivoresAnimals
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The name for organisms such as maggots and worms that feed on dead matter is Detritivores.
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Nitrates are important in living organisms to make proteins.
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Percolation, in the context of the water cycle, is the trickling of water through gaps in soils and rocks.
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The correct order for four key stages of the water cycle is Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, percolation.
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Among the listed processes that return carbon to the atmosphere, Combustion is not a natural activity.
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Plants remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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