Correct Answer: B. premium

Explanation

[a][i]

(i) Similarities

Both

a. Mouth c. Gizzard e. Oesophagus

(b) Name of biological cycle

Water

(ii) a. Plants and animals produce water as a product of respiration.

b. Plants give-off water through transpiration

c. Animals give off water perspiration/sweating/ urinating/excretion

d. Plants absorb water/animals drink water body metabolism.

(iii) x - Condensation

y - Evaporation

z - Evaporation

d[i]Decay

Is the breakdown of complex organic matter, into small compounds, so that their nutrient can be absorbed.

(ii) Saprophytes/fungi, bacteria, detritivores/decomposers

(i) a. Temperature/Heat warmth

b.Osmotic pressure

c.Amount of water

d.Amount of oxygen

iv) Carbon; Nitrogen

(e) a. They obtain nutrients from trapped insects and other small animals

b. The trapped insects are digested

c. And the amino acids are absorbed

d. Carnivorous plants grow on soils that are poor in nitrogen

e. Animal proteins supplement the nitrogenous compounds.

Correct Answer: D) Change in attitude of producers

Explanation

This Economics question is asking about what factors can cause a change in the supply of a product. Supply refers to the amount of a product that producers are willing and able to sell at a given price and time. The question provides four options, and we are to identify the option that cannot lead to a change in supply.

Option A states that a change in weather can lead to a change in supply. This is because certain products are affected by weather conditions, such as agricultural products. For example, if there is a drought, the supply of crops may decrease, leading to a decrease in supply.

Option B states that a change in the price of the product can lead to a change in supply. This is because producers may be willing to supply more of a product if the price is higher, as it may be more profitable for them.

Option C states that a change in the price of related products can lead to a change in supply. This is because producers may switch to producing a different product if the price of that product is higher, which could reduce the supply of the original product.

Option D, which is the correct answer, states that a change in attitude of producers cannot lead to a change in supply. This is because attitudes do not directly affect the ability or willingness of producers to supply a product. Attitudes may affect other aspects of production, such as the quality of the product or the working conditions of the producers, but they do not directly impact supply.

In summary, the correct answer to this question is Option D, which states that a change in attitude of producers cannot lead to a change in supply. To understand this concept better, students can learn about the factors that affect supply and demand, such as the law of supply and demand, elasticity of supply and demand, and market equilibrium.

Correct Answer: A. All the energy entering the ecosystem is passed on to decomposers

Correct Answer: C. proportional representation

Correct Answer: D. All settlement are located on site and situation

Correct Answer: D. trembling of the chief priests

Correct Answer: A. water

Explanation

(a)(i) Adultery and Divorce: Moses' law decreed that one should not commit adultery but Jesus Christ has now expounded the scope to include lustful look which now attracts the same consequences as the actual deed of adultery. Jesus teaches that one should not allow one's eye to lead one to sin; it is better to lose it than go into hell fire with the whole body. Jesus teaches that if it is the right hand, (useful as it is) that causes one to sin, cut if off and throw it away. A body with a hand is better than the whole body in hell fire. Mosaic Law states that he who divorced his wife should give her a certificate of divorce, but Jesus ordered that no one should divorce his wife except on the ground of unchastity. Jesus regards marriage involving a divorcee as adultery.

(ii) Neighbours and Enemies: Jesus commanded that we should seek the welfare of our enemies and pray for them. (We should not love only our neighbours and hate our enemies), insisting that those who practice this would be called the sons of the Father. Our Father allows the sun to shine on both the good and the wicked / the rain falls on both the just and the unjust. He maintains that If we love only those who love us, we have no reward and If we salute I greet only our brothers, we are still like the unbelievers, we should rather strive for perfection. We must be perfect as our heavenly Father is.

(b) Lessons:

(i) One lesson is the introduction of a new dimension to adultery; lust, has been raised — it is as serious as the act itself and must be avoided.

(ii) Another is that divorce should have no place in marriage. The issue of chastity in marriage must be adhered to. This is another major lesson. And finally any obstacle to our entry into the kingdom must be avoided at all cost.

Correct Answer: C. small farm holders