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<image>Leaf B is of which plant?
Choices:
Celtis
Stem
Ulmus
Lotus | Celtis | |
<image>Which one of these specimens is wider?
Choices:
Celtis
Impossible to tell
Both are equally wide
Ulmus | Ulmus | |
<image>Which kind of leaf is denoted by letter E?
Choices:
PALMATE
BITERnATE
PEDATE
BIPINNATE | PALMATE | |
<image>Which type of leaf is a pinnate with a single leaf at the apex?
Choices:
paripinnate
pedate
imparipinnate
bipinnate | imparipinnate | |
<image>which is the bottom most layer
Choices:
o
c
r
b | r | |
<image>which part is between a and c
Choices:
o
B
R
none | B | |
<image>A grasshopper is a
Choices:
carnivore
omnivore
scavenger
herbivore | herbivore | |
<image>Based on the food web, what would happen to the shrews if the population of grasshoppers declined?
Choices:
Remain the same
Decrease
Not enough information
Increase | Decrease | |
<image>Based on the given food web, which organism is at the top of the food chain?
Choices:
Marsh grass
Hawk
Frog
Grasshopper | Hawk | |
<image>Below is an example of a food chain. What would cause the number of snakes to increase?
Choices:
fewer hawks
fewer grasses
fewer frogs
fewer crickets | fewer hawks | |
<image>Does the picture below show energy going directly from?
Choices:
from the snake to the frog
from the hawk to the frog
from the cricket to the shrew
from the grass to the cricket | from the cricket to the shrew | |
<image>If all the hawks were to die, what animal would be most directly affected?
Choices:
Cricket
Grasshopper
Frog
Snake | Snake | |
<image>If cricket was removed from the food web, there would be
Choices:
more shrew
fewer frog
more hawk
less cattail | fewer frog | |
<image>If there is a grass fire which animal or insect will need a new source of energy?
Choices:
frog
snake
grasshopper
hawk | grasshopper | |
<image>Name animals that are carnivores and are also eaten by other animals.
Choices:
Hawk
Shrew
Cricket
None of these | Shrew | |
<image>The above diagram shows the simple food web. Which organisms are known as herbivores in this diagram?
Choices:
frog
grasshopper and cricket
snake
hawk | grasshopper and cricket | |
<image>The grasshopper is a
Choices:
decomposer
tertiary consumer
primary consumer
secondary consumer | primary consumer | |
<image>Which is a secondary consumer?
Choices:
shrew
grasshopper
cricket
grass | shrew | |
<image>What is the lowest labelled part of the diagram?
Choices:
none of the above
ovule
stigma
style | ovule | |
<image>What makes up the ovule, style and stigma?
Choices:
pasta
pistil
piston
none of the above | pistil | |
<image>Which part represents cerebral cortex?
Choices:
A
M
D
C | A | |
<image>The chromosphere is ann incandescent, transparent layer of gas, primarily hydrogen, several thousand miles in depth, lying above and surrounding the photosphere of a star, such as the sun, but distinctly separate from the corona. Which section is the chromosphere?
Choices:
e
b
G
c | G | |
<image>What is the visible outer layer called?
Choices:
Core
Radiative Zone
Photosphere
Corona | Photosphere | |
<image>A fully grown, mature organism is known as ?
Choices:
F
I
C
H | I | |
<image>The wormlike larva of a butterfly is known as ?
Choices:
F
B
D
J | F | |
<image>What comes after the adult butterfly stage?
Choices:
Answer B and C
Formation of pupa
Mating/Laying of eggs
Formation of larva | Mating/Laying of eggs | |
<image>What does the hatching of an egg result in?
Choices:
Larva
Pupa
Butterfly
None of the above | Larva | |
<image>What occurs in Stage D?
Choices:
Pupating
Hatching from Eggs
Mating and Laying Eggs
Emerging from Chrysalis | Pupating | |
<image>Which cycle is between the Egg and the Chrysalis?
Choices:
Caterpillar (Larva)
Mating and Laying Eggs
Pupating
Butterfly | Caterpillar (Larva) | |
<image>F is labeled what?
Choices:
Sun
Earth
None of the above
Moon | Earth | |
<image>What is apogee?
Choices:
405,140 km
410,405 km
401,510 km
405,410 km | 405,410 km | |
<image>What is the moons' perigee distance from the earth?
Choices:
none of the above
289,829 km
362,570 km
234,949 km | 362,570 km | |
<image>What is the shape of the moon's orbit?
Choices:
square
none of the above
rectangular
elliptical | elliptical | |
<image>Which direction does the moon orbit the earth?
Choices:
Neither
Clockwise
Both
Counter clockwise | Counter clockwise | |
<image>what is perigee?
Choices:
362,750 km
362,570 km
672,570 km
725,366 km | 362,570 km | |
<image>What grows underground?
Choices:
stem
leaf
root
fruit | root | |
<image>What is located at letter Q?
Choices:
fruit
nut
stem
leaf | leaf | |
<image>Label B represents which type of fault?
Choices:
right lateral strike-slip fault
normal fault
blind reverse fault
left lateral strike-slip fault | right lateral strike-slip fault | |
<image>Which label represents a reverse fault?
Choices:
C
B
D
A | D | |
<image>How many kids of feet are there?
Choices:
4
2
6
5 | 6 | |
<image>What type of beak is shown in E?
Choices:
probing
none of the above
tearing meat
filtering | filtering | |
<image>What type of feet is shown in B in the illustration?
Choices:
climbing
walking
none of the above
perching | climbing | |
<image>Which beak is the longest?
Choices:
tearing meat
probing
filtering
drilling holes | probing | |
<image>In the given diagram, what does the letter E represent?
Choices:
Smaller Attraction
Earth
Bigger Attraction
Moon | Bigger Attraction | |
<image>In the given diagram, what letter shows Smaller Attraction?
Choices:
D
E
C
B | B | |
<image>What type of force occurs at B?
Choices:
Smaller Attraction
Gravity
Bigger Attraction
Average Attraction | Smaller Attraction | |
<image>What does this diagram show?
Choices:
This diagram shows many different kinds of knives
This diagram shows many different kinds of plants
This diagram shows many different kinds of people
This diagram shows many different kinds of leaves | This diagram shows many different kinds of leaves | |
<image>What is the descriptor of long and very thin leaves?
Choices:
Deltoid
Oval
Acicular
Oblong | Acicular | |
<image>Which leaf shape is represented by figure G?
Choices:
Ovate
Linear
Oval
Cordate | Cordate | |
<image>Which of the figure represents linear shape of leaves
Choices:
G
F
D
S | S | |
<image>What object is shown in the diagram above?
Choices:
Beetle
None of the above
Wasp
Butterfly | Butterfly | |
<image>What is the name of the first planet from the sun?
Choices:
Mars
Mercury
Neptune
Earth | Mercury | |
<image>What is the name of the fourth planet from the sun?
Choices:
Venus
Uranus
Earth
Mars | Mars | |
<image>What letter is on the flag of the planet that you live on?
Choices:
C
I
L
N | N | |
<image>What label applies to B?
Choices:
construsive igneous rock formation
None
extrusive igneous rock formation
Intrusive igneous rock formation | Intrusive igneous rock formation | |
<image>According to the food web, from which animal does energy flow to the roadrunner?
Choices:
coyote
desert turtle
javelina
puma | desert turtle | |
<image>According to the food web, what are the predators?
Choices:
desert turtle
coyote
javelina
none of the above | coyote | |
<image>According to the given food web, coyote is a
Choices:
primary consumer
predator
producer
none of the above | predator | |
<image>According to the given food web, what is the producer?
Choices:
prickly pear cactus
javelina
deser turtle
coyote | prickly pear cactus | |
<image>From the above food web diagram, which of the following is the highest consumer in food chain
Choices:
turtle
snakes
none
hawks | hawks | |
<image>If the cactus plants died, the population of desert turtle's would most likely ____.
Choices:
increase
will become extinct
remain the same
decrease | decrease | |
<image>Imagine that the pumas left this ecosystem. What would happen to the coyote population?
Choices:
It would increase
It would decrease
It would not change
NA | It would increase | |
<image>What is a carnivore?
Choices:
desert turtule
hawk
cacutus
javelina | hawk | |
<image>What is at the top of the food web?
Choices:
javelina
roadrunner
desert turtle
coyote | coyote | |
<image>How many changes are shown in the cycle?
Choices:
4
7
521
0 | 4 | |
<image>On the diagram what does image B depict?
Choices:
tadpole
eggs
froglet
adult frog | froglet | |
<image>The egg stage can be found at what point?
Choices:
A
D
C
B | A | |
<image>What is represented at Point D?
Choices:
Adult Frog
Froglet
Tadpole
Eggs | Tadpole | |
<image>What letter on the diagram depicts the tadpole?
Choices:
A
C
B
D | D | |
<image>In the diagram, what letter represents the Autumn Equinox?
Choices:
C
B
D
A | A | |
<image>The diagram depicts the seasonal positions of the Earth and Sun. In what month does the Summer Solstice occur?
Choices:
June
March
December
September | June | |
<image>The diagram depicts the seasonal positions of the Earth and Sun. In what month does the Winter Solstice occur?
Choices:
March
December
June
September | December | |
<image>What date does the Winter Solstice start?
Choices:
December 31st
December 20th
December 21st
December 23rd | December 21st | |
<image>What does letter A depict ?
Choices:
Autumn Equinox
Winter Solstice
Summer Solstice
Spring Equinox | Autumn Equinox | |
<image>What is shown in figure D of the diagram?
Choices:
Full Moon
Winter Solstice
Spring Equinox
Half Moon | Spring Equinox | |
<image>What separates the inner membrane from the outside membrane and brings stuff across?
Choices:
Intermembrane space
stroma
ribosome
lumen | Intermembrane space | |
<image>Which label represents the Lamella?
Choices:
C
D
B
I | I | |
<image>If F is sunlight, what must D be?
Choices:
New Moon
First Quarter
Third Quarter
Full Moon | New Moon | |
<image>If F is sunlight, what position does H represent?
Choices:
Waning Gibbous
Waxing Gibbous
Waning Crescent
Waxing Crescent | Waning Gibbous | |
<image>What does the letter F represent?
Choices:
Full Moon
North Pole
Light from the Sun
New Moon | Light from the Sun | |
<image>What entity provides the light that illuminates the moon?
Choices:
The phases
The sun
The moon
The Earth | The sun | |
<image>What stage in the diagram given represents a new moon?
Choices:
J
D
A
K | D | |
<image>Which is the stage directly after the full moon in this figure?
Choices:
Waning gibbous
Third quarter
Waxing gibbous
New moon | Waning gibbous | |
<image>At what stage does the deer fly feed on blood?
Choices:
Larvae
Eggs
Pupa
Adult | Adult | |
<image>How long does it take to complete the pupa stage?
Choices:
1-3 hours
1-2 days
2-4 months
1-3 weeks | 1-3 weeks | |
<image>The diagram depicts the life cycle of a deer fly. Which letter in the diagram shows the eggs?
Choices:
D
E
A
B | B | |
<image>The diagram shows four stages in the development of a deer fly. What stage occurs between A & E?
Choices:
Larvae
Eggs
Adult
Pupa | Pupa | |
<image>Which life cycle stage of the deer fly is depicted at letter D?
Choices:
Eggs
Adult
Larvae
Pupa | Pupa |
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