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What eventually decomposes? A. Carbon B. food C. bushes D. fungus E. Fungi F. time G. metal H. space Answer:
B
Something that who want pure consists of organic molecules? A. people B. drink C. humans D. potatoes E. chickens F. organ G. animals H. plants Answer:
A
what stores energy in its chemical bonds? A. glucose B. sensory neurons C. Acids D. beef jerky E. hydrocarbons F. burning coal G. trees H. Most plants Answer:
D
Food consists of organic molecules that store heat where? A. in their chemical bonds B. the rest of the body C. the environment D. by keeping them warm E. Earth orbiting the Sun F. Earth revolving around the sun G. it helps plants in growing H. the body's largest organ Answer:
A
Food consists of organic molecules that store energy in what? A. that material's properties B. Veins and arteries. C. during the day D. share properties E. transfer of electrons F. solid, liquid, gas G. aqueous solution H. oxidation reaction Answer:
E
Where do organic molecules in beef store energy? A. it needs them B. chemical bonds C. fur and fat D. aqueous solution E. sunlight F. It gets heated up G. glucose H. layers of fat Answer:
B
what consists of organic molecules that store energy from the sunlight A. edible B. Food C. plants D. trees E. apples F. CO 2 G. Carbon H. fruits Answer:
B
what consists of organic molecules that stores energy in its chemical bonds? A. plants B. legumes C. food D. steak E. edible F. apples G. toads H. glucose Answer:
D
Which planet has a greater gravitational pull than earth? A. an object B. Tropical C. ligt D. Jupiter E. Venus F. our star G. Mercury H. Mars Answer:
D
What causes a planet to accelerate? A. other planets B. magnets C. wind D. gravitational pull E. flow of electrons F. It gets heated up G. heat energy H. energy of moving objects Answer:
D
Which planet has the strongest pull of gravity? A. Jupiter B. Earth C. our star D. Saturn E. Five F. Mars G. an object H. quadriceps Answer:
A
The mass of a planet causes the pulling force that does what? A. holds objects to its surface B. deadly and devastating C. a tree falling D. principals of aerodynamics E. causes weather F. to move people G. forces air to the surface H. changes rotations Answer:
A
What does the mass of a planet cause things to have? A. weight B. dreams C. Energy. D. sleep E. light F. energy G. support H. density Answer:
A
The mass of a planet causes the what? A. harmful substances B. global warming C. weight of objects D. It gets heated up E. heat energy F. to move people G. kinetic energy H. flow of electrons Answer:
C
What causes the pull of gravity? A. layers of fat B. Earth's mass C. Time and energy D. flow of electrons E. kinetic energy F. friction G. an object H. heat energy Answer:
B
what part of a planet causes the pull of gravity on that planet? A. solid, liquid, gas B. layers of fat C. barrel-shaped D. our star E. amount of matter F. an external framework G. hydrogen and oxygen H. It expands Answer:
E
What determines the weight of an object? A. Force of gravity pulling it B. Inches or fractions of inches. C. Burning fuel and air D. a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun E. a hydraulic system F. kinetic energy G. a tree falling H. principals of aerodynamics Answer:
A
What are clouds made of? A. tiny B. thunder C. energy D. mud E. Energy. F. gas G. sediment H. water Answer:
H
Water vapor causes what to form? A. clouds B. glass C. excretion D. oceans E. trees F. heat G. air H. bees Answer:
A
What causes rain? A. earthquakes B. heating liquids C. condensation D. flooding E. peachleaf willow F. volcanos G. Water expanding H. rainbows Answer:
C
What can be caused by condensation? A. rain B. wind C. gills D. Gases E. drought F. heat G. breeze H. gas Answer:
A
What is a cause of fog? A. evaporation B. heating liquids C. condensation D. transpiration E. scattered light F. Pollution G. Water expanding H. droplets of lemonade Answer:
C
What does condensation cause? A. water B. emptiness C. sandstorms D. guilt E. heat F. rain G. gas H. H20 Answer:
F
What causes rain to fall? A. a hydraulic system B. Water expanding C. kinetic energy D. heating liquids E. Condensation F. Evaporation G. fossil fuels H. circulatory system Answer:
E
What causes sun blocking and temperature drops? A. sweating B. energy barrier C. condensation D. peachleaf willow E. scattered light F. global warming G. Greenhouse gases H. Dehydration Answer:
C
what have humans collected and grown for thousands of years? A. computers B. h2o C. orchids D. stamps E. seeds F. trees G. ferns H. porcinis Answer:
H
Since when have mushrooms been eaten? A. Medieval times B. To keep their body heat. C. Paleolithic times D. it keeps an organism warm E. the body's largest organ F. The Great Depression G. important habitats H. Modern times Answer:
C
What have humans collected and grown as food for thousands of years? A. sunlight B. fungi C. plants D. rocks E. fungus F. salmon G. ferns H. poison Answer:
B
Humans can use fungus for A. health B. shelter C. edible D. clothing E. food F. medicine G. growth H. life Answer:
E
What have humans grown for food for hundreds of years? A. metal B. fungi C. plants D. plastic E. legumes F. Synthetic chemicals G. orchids H. edible Answer:
B
what have humans collected and grown for food for thousands of years? A. Most plants B. honeybees C. h2o D. peachleaf willow E. density F. clouds G. Organic compounds H. rozites caperata Answer:
H
Humans have collected and grown what for food for thousands of years? A. plants B. fungi C. ferns D. cheese E. fungus F. salmon G. hamburgers H. primates Answer:
B
What have humans collected and grown for thousands of years? A. Organic compounds B. types of coral C. types of ferns D. bioaerosols E. Most plants F. types of fungus G. types of pine trees H. peachleaf willow Answer:
F
What have humans have collected and grown for food for thousands of years? A. sunlight B. fungus C. bread D. salmon E. fungi F. dust G. plants H. edible Answer:
E
What types of mushrooms have humans collected for thousands of years? A. ferns B. Hallucinogenic C. protected D. Dirty E. gills F. made G. Dried H. Edible Answer:
H
What living thing has collected and grown fungus as a source of food for thousands of years? A. humans B. grocery stores C. honeybees D. animals E. pigs F. fungi G. trees H. plants Answer:
A
Humans have collected and grown foods rich in what for thousands of years? A. glucose B. bacteria C. ferns D. chlorine E. acetic acid F. Energy. G. heat energy H. Energy Answer:
D
Which part of fungi have humans collected and grown for food for thousands of years? A. more abundant B. by indirect light C. remains of prehistoric life D. it keeps an organism warm E. epidermis and dermis F. Organic compounds G. loose soil H. fruiting structure Answer:
H
what can be depleted of nutrients? A. oceans B. swamp vegetation C. h2o D. By wind and rain E. mineral particles and organics F. clouds G. wind and erosion H. the environment Answer:
E
Soil can be depleted of which of the following? A. Potassium carbonate B. Chlorophyll C. neon D. sedimentary rocks E. carbon monoxide F. helium G. Organic compounds H. vegetation Answer:
A
When gardening what can be depleted of nutrients? A. fertilizer B. bacteria C. the plant D. coal E. pine F. the dirt G. Acids H. water Answer:
F
What can be depleted of nutrients? A. bamboo B. moss C. nothing D. sunlight E. fungi F. dirt G. distilled water H. cacti Answer:
F
What can be depleted of nutrients? A. bamboo B. fungi C. dirt D. moss E. oxygen F. free space G. the Moon H. cacti Answer:
C
Soil can be depleted of what? A. scarce resources B. vegetation C. food and minerals D. Organic compounds E. harmful substances F. aquatic life G. phylum H. mammals Answer:
C
what can soil be depleted of? A. density B. moss C. sodium D. fungi E. iron F. force G. gravity H. SO2 Answer:
E
Nitrogen depletion is a condition of some: A. bushes B. humans C. animals D. soils E. disease F. legumes G. mammals H. Birds Answer:
D
Soil nutrition can be what? A. positive B. more abundant C. Energy D. complex E. recovery F. store G. extracted H. allow growth Answer:
G
If not managed properly, nutrients can be depleted on A. environment B. Dehydration C. fronts D. our planet E. coastlines F. the skin G. farmland H. Power plants Answer:
G
Soil can be depleted of a thing that fertilizers can what to soil? A. grow B. add C. loss D. pH E. harm F. corn G. peat H. kill Answer:
B
How can we reduce resources in making products? A. it needs them B. lowered energy cost C. Throw them away D. Destroy them E. Burn them F. Reusing products G. Time and energy H. Electrical energy Answer:
F
What is a reason to work with used materials during manufacturing? A. it keeps an organism warm B. A transportation fuel C. Reduces need for new resources D. prevent heat loss E. Reduces need for machinery F. converting electricity to heat G. Reduces need for labor H. Workers are paid less Answer:
C
When you reuse products you reduce resources but also protect the? A. Plastic B. Environment C. consumers D. Climate E. protect them F. Humans G. health H. Animal survival Answer:
B
New resources required for creation can be reduced through: A. mining B. mutations C. fossil fuels D. virgin plastic E. competition F. deforestation G. recycling H. Evaporation Answer:
G
what does reducing the resources needed to make something do? A. creates water B. organisms and their habitat C. harms the environment D. destroys brain cells E. bread gets sweeter and crunchy F. lowered energy cost G. protects the environment H. converting electricity to heat Answer:
G
recycling reduces what when making something? A. fossil fuels B. pollution C. Energy. D. less water E. power F. energy G. Heat energy H. deforestation Answer:
B
What reduces the resources needed to make something? A. water conservation B. A computer C. saving energy D. Pollution E. electron microscope F. power stations G. Fuel cells H. Electrical energy Answer:
C
What can reduce resources used? A. engines B. Pesticides C. bottles D. sweating E. honeybees F. loose soil G. herbicide H. Fuel cells Answer:
C
what does reducing the resources needed to make something do? A. energy usage B. converting electricity to heat C. Riding a bike D. lowered energy cost E. bread gets sweeter and crunchy F. protects the environment G. organisms and their habitat H. recovery time from fatigue Answer:
F
what can cause animals to leave an environment? A. mines B. sunlight C. wind D. floods E. trees F. animal waste G. chemicals H. drought Answer:
D
What can cause animals to leave their environment? A. predators B. rainfall C. space travel D. flooding E. drought F. mines G. wind H. weather Answer:
D
Floods can cause animals to do what? A. leave an environment B. population movement C. reproduce D. growl E. Damages them F. thrive G. cause their death H. to move people Answer:
A
Natural disasters can cause relocation to do what in an environment A. important habitats B. avoid harsh conditions C. locate less food D. to move people E. they body they live in F. find bad conditions G. population movement H. find more predators Answer:
B
What can cause animals to leave an environment? A. it has normal food supplies B. it has earthquakes C. energy of moving objects D. harmful substances E. its a safe habitat F. colder weather G. the situation is unchanged H. deforestation Answer:
B
What can cause an animal to leave an environment? A. too much food B. an animal living in comfort C. A forest fire D. colder weather E. drought F. harmful substances G. deforestation H. nice weather Answer:
C
What type of terrain has little wildlife? A. Woods B. Volcanic C. Flatland D. Winter E. dry and hot F. threatened G. Steppe H. lack Answer:
B
Flooding can cause what to leave an environment A. fish B. animals C. ducks D. plants E. threatened F. kill them G. Sediment H. coastlines Answer:
B
Earthquakes can cause animals to leave a what? A. message B. subtropical C. inactive D. dormant state E. scent F. mouth of rivers G. environment H. job Answer:
G
What can cause animals to leave their homes? A. Pesticides B. natural disasters C. animal sanctuaries D. deforestation E. influenza F. Electrical energy G. wildlife protections H. creating dens Answer:
B
What may cause mammals to leave an enviroment? A. contamination B. adequate shelter C. lack of predators D. influenza E. Pollution F. deforestation G. natural disasters H. an abundance of food Answer:
G
what can be caused to leave an environment by natural disasters? A. pigeons B. leeches C. humans D. earthquake E. tornado F. plants G. goats H. death Answer:
G
What can cause animals to leave an environment? A. drought B. earthquakes C. deforestation D. laziness E. sloth F. colder weather G. flooding H. play Answer:
B
What can cause animals to leave an environment? A. light rain B. good weather C. drought D. mines E. storms F. fires G. wind H. gentle breezes Answer:
F
What can cause an animal to leave an environment? A. wind B. influenza C. drought D. Pollution E. mines F. floods G. chemicals H. coal Answer:
F
What kind of environmental changes can result from climate change? A. Greenhouse gases B. threatened C. deforestation D. colder and wetter E. global warming F. animals leaving G. Pollution H. Greenhouse gasses Answer:
F
Natural disasters can cause A. deforestation B. kill them C. Pollution D. disease E. deadly F. erosion G. migration H. flooding Answer:
G
Radioactive isotopes are commonly used to do what to the age of fossils? A. duplicate itself B. observe it C. debate them D. Temperature E. Time and energy F. determine them G. remove them H. assign them Answer:
F
The age of a fossil can sometimes be determined by what method? A. microscope B. an electron microscope C. fossilized electrons D. fossilized gamma rays E. Carbon fibers F. carbon 14 dating G. chemical equations H. Physical weathering Answer:
F
What can be determined with radioactive dating? A. the age of algae B. the age of flowers C. the age of mammals D. basic building blocks of life E. dead organisms F. movement of tectonic plates G. the age of petrified wood H. objects that have mass Answer:
G
How can we figure out how long a dinosaur has been dead? A. Measure the depth it was found B. A set number of times C. It remains dormant D. Radioactive dating E. Test the soil it was found in F. Compare it to other dinosaurs G. focusing a lens H. Continents drifting Answer:
D
What is used to determine the age of fossils? A. Calcium carbonate B. dinosaurs C. a barometer D. electron microscope E. a thermometer F. a decay curve G. chemical equations H. Physical weathering Answer:
F
What do geologists use to determine the age of rock layers? A. Chemical dating B. Mechanical dating C. Non radioactive dating D. blastoids E. single-celled organisms F. Seismometer G. Radioactive dating H. an electron microscope Answer:
G
what can radioactive dating determine the age of? A. blastoids B. h2o C. most cephalopods D. sea urchins E. one celled organisms F. dinosaur bones G. humans H. nuclear power Answer:
F
What is used to determine the age of plants or animals buried rapidly by sediment? A. electron microscope B. ruler C. carbon dating D. fossil dating E. blastoids F. microscope G. Physical weathering H. history books Answer:
C
radioactive dating is used to determine the relative age of what? A. discovery B. ageless C. rocks D. blastoids E. departation F. deposition G. sea urchins H. bones Answer:
F
What is used to determine the age of extinct organisms? A. viruses B. an electron microscope C. Echinoderm. D. fossils of Panthera leo E. genetic material F. the Sun G. tectonic plates coliding H. radioactive dating Answer:
H
what is used to determine the age of fossils? A. Conifers B. Sediment C. calcite D. skull E. loose soil F. cracking G. exoskeleton H. isotopes Answer:
H
Too little of what can change the color of an environment from green to brown? A. pool water B. energy C. bath water D. Acids E. algae F. heat G. water hose H. rain Answer:
H
leaves turn brown in which season? A. july B. winter C. mild D. summer E. dormant F. spring G. break off H. rainy Answer:
B
What can change the color of an environment from green to brown? A. harmful substances B. clouds C. Greenhouse gasses D. blizzards E. deforestation F. Greenhouse gases G. blue skies H. too little rain Answer:
H
What condition can change an environment from green to brown? A. water B. cold C. Winter D. death E. wind F. coolness G. heat H. rain Answer:
G
What is hurt when the environment changes from green to brown? A. animals B. oceans C. humans D. forests E. bushes F. people G. water H. space Answer:
D
what can change the color of an environment from green to brown? A. lack of water B. clouds C. trees D. increased h2o E. climate F. deforestation G. burning H. Greenhouse gases Answer:
A
What can change the color of an environment from green to brown? A. the ocean B. a lack of water C. rain D. harmful substances E. sleet F. deforestation G. Greenhouse gases H. Greenhouse gasses Answer:
B
what can change about leaves during a drought? A. oak B. branch C. corn D. bushes E. intelligence F. color G. size H. form Answer:
F
A drought dehydrates an entire what? A. body water B. dried fruit C. Bodily water D. environment E. outer space F. swamp vegetation G. The atmosphere H. wild fire Answer:
D
what can change the color of an environment from green to brown? A. lack of rain B. deforestation C. precipitation D. Greenhouse gases E. climate F. h2o G. forests H. swamp vegetation Answer:
A
What causes day and night? A. chemical messengers B. The moon C. The ocean's waves D. chemical reaction E. Revolution around the sun F. The clock on the wall G. Evaporation of water H. Basic units of the plant body. Answer:
E
Sleeping at night and working during the day is determined by what thing happening? A. clouds forming B. planet rotating C. heat energy D. dehydration E. solar flares F. animal reproduction G. Animal survival H. sweating Answer:
B
Mars is known to A. have no polar regions B. rotate C. migrate D. cold E. have areas that are always in sunlight F. have running water G. Rise H. expand Answer:
B
rotation cause what? A. waves B. seasons C. cracks D. weather E. night F. storms G. Injury H. motion Answer:
E