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Column AColumn B
Q.1. Tree(a) Breaks down dead matter
Q.2. Deer(b) Eats insects
Q.3. Vulture(c) Performs photosynthesis
Q.4. Frog(d) Eats grass and leaves

Answer

Column AColumn B
1. Tree(c) Performs photosynthesis
2. Deer(d) Eats grass and leaves
3. Vulture(a) Breaks down dead matter
4. Frog(b) Eats insects

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