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What do aquatic animals need to survive? A. Water B. gills C. food D. air E. fishing F. desert G. history H. warmth Answer:
B
What are gills used for breathing by sharks? A. air B. mussels C. carbon monoxide D. lava E. fish F. open G. water H. squids Answer:
G
What do aquatic animals breathe with? A. Water B. tails C. nose D. air E. gills F. oxygen G. lungs H. mussels Answer:
E
fish use gills for what A. motility B. breathing carbon dioxide C. courtship D. producing oxygen E. biodiversity F. breathing water G. food and shelter H. drinking water Answer:
F
How do fish breathe? A. they body they live in B. With their nose C. With their eyes D. With their gills E. WIth their fins F. exoskeleton G. matter vibrating H. By coral exoskeletons Answer:
D
How do aquatic animals get oxygen? A. photosynthesis B. gills C. rivers D. blood E. solutes F. lungs G. streams H. carbon transfer Answer:
B
Crustaceans breathe what through their gills? A. matter B. water C. saliva D. gametes E. semen F. liquid G. oxygen H. air Answer:
B
Erosion causes silts and mud to be what? A. flooding B. transported C. Sediment D. stabilized E. storing water F. rivers G. ignored H. unmoved Answer:
B
What contributes to forming stalactites and stalagmites? A. Shadows B. rainfall C. Bats D. Columns E. heat F. flooding G. Erosion H. calcite Answer:
G
What forms silica sand? A. Sediment B. loose soil C. sunlight D. fire E. soft soil F. erosion G. gasoline H. rocks Answer:
F
What does the movement of soil by water cause? A. flooding B. Sediment C. earthquakes D. depostion E. volcanic activity F. Pollution G. rainfall H. hurricanes Answer:
D
Water can cause what? A. flooding B. Dehydration C. depositon D. Pollution E. contamination F. Heat energy G. friction H. evaporation Answer:
C
Desertification implies what? A. contamination B. dry conditions C. permineralization D. soil deposition E. Decrease bodily water F. humans disturb it G. population movement H. threatened Answer:
D
What is a cause of deposition of sediment to the earth? A. Dilution B. salt and water. C. flooding D. weathering E. contamination F. Water expanding G. rainfall H. climate Answer:
D
what causes deposition? A. motion B. wind C. rain D. rivers E. Sand F. stream G. soils H. spring Answer:
B
What mostly has a negative effect on the environment? A. pure water B. deforestation C. animals D. cigarettes E. municipal trash F. pure oxygen G. smoking tobacco H. chlorofluorocarbons Answer:
E
landfills have a negative impact on what A. Life B. Clouds C. plants D. Earth E. Fuel F. biome G. humans H. Sunshine Answer:
A
What do landfills have a negative impact on? A. The atmosphere B. Ecosystems C. earth D. animals E. Impact crater F. Garbage G. humans H. Refuse containers Answer:
B
What damages our environment? A. Pollution B. flooding C. harmful substances D. Burying garbage E. humans disturb it F. Planting trees G. Recycling H. Using renewable energy Answer:
D
What effect would less garbage have on the environment? A. It decreases B. lowered energy cost C. an unknown effect D. no effect E. protect them F. a better effect G. reduced heat H. a worse effect Answer:
F
what has a negative impact? A. waste B. viruses C. A virus D. mildew E. neutral F. positive G. cancer H. clean Answer:
A
What has a negative impact on the environment? A. trash B. wind C. disease D. recycling E. carbon offsets F. mines G. deserts H. nature Answer:
A
what has a negative impact on the environment? A. summer B. massive damage C. harmful substances D. gravity E. deforestation F. underground garbage G. h2o H. enormous damage to homes Answer:
F
Most buried garbage has what impact on the environment? A. good B. neutral C. positive D. reduced heat E. erosion F. negative G. protect them H. uncontrolled Answer:
F
what have a negative impact on the environment A. harmful substances B. groundwater contamination C. harvesting D. fish E. major threat to health F. Sulfur dioxide G. storms H. Greenhouse gases Answer:
B
What has a negative impact on the environment? A. garbage B. disease C. life D. mines E. flooding F. water G. cigarettes H. science Answer:
A
What generally has a negative impact on the environment? A. mold B. schools C. deserts D. dumps E. drought F. disease G. recycling centers H. thrift stores Answer:
D
How does recycling impact the environment? A. has absolutely no impact B. makes the environment wetter C. Is a negative impact D. lowered energy cost E. reduces negative impacts F. animals with backbones G. reducing acid rain H. Riding a bike Answer:
E
What has a negative impact on the environment? A. cigarettes B. animals C. deforestation D. rain E. wind F. Pesticides G. Pollution H. solid waste Answer:
H
What has a negative impact on people, animals and plants? A. steroids B. liver cancer C. disease D. influenza E. drought F. landfills G. deforestation H. bacteria Answer:
F
What requires great amounts of water to use their gills to extract dissolved oxygen? A. most cephalopods B. alligators C. starfish D. aquatic animals E. Jellyfish F. water foul G. platypus H. Lobsters Answer:
D
Almost all turtles require great amounts of what to survive A. territory B. predators C. food D. trees E. liquid F. warmth G. water H. oxygen Answer:
G
What's one thing beavers require to survive? A. kinetic energy B. Giardiasis C. the looseness of soil D. Great amounts of water. E. living things F. American black bears G. Aquatic animals H. sense organs Answer:
D
what requires great amounts of water to survive? A. bears B. cactii C. fish D. squids E. h2o F. Whales G. Birds H. atmosphere Answer:
C
Animals adapted to living within certain salinity ranges require great amounts of what to survive? A. liquid B. water C. oxygen D. air E. sodium F. grass G. energy H. atmosphere Answer:
B
what requires great amounts of water to survive A. sunlight B. beavers C. octopus D. mussels E. trout F. carbon G. oxygen H. amphibians Answer:
B
What do aquatic animals require to survive? A. sound B. salinity C. glycogen D. a shell E. dust F. precipitation G. food and shelter H. moon Answer:
F
What animal requires great amounts of what rain is to survive? A. Annelids B. land C. terrestrial D. salmon E. aquatic F. squids G. trout H. desert Answer:
E
An aquatic animal requires a great amount of what to live? A. oxygen B. solutes C. water D. air E. enemies F. salt G. rain H. liquid Answer:
C
Where can not survive in a desert? A. single-celled organisms B. Movement of an air mass C. an aquatic animal D. insects E. one celled organisms F. plants G. tectonic plates coliding H. lizards Answer:
C
What does a water animal need great amounts of to survive? A. Au B. sodium C. oxygen D. gills E. water F. warmth G. Fe H. H Answer:
E
What do fish require to survive? A. food particles B. ocean water C. salt and water. D. Getting eaten E. Heavy boots F. aerobic capacity G. Great amounts of water H. Wait staff Answer:
G
What requires great amounts of water to survive? A. a tortoise B. leeches C. a dolphin D. a lizard E. a snake F. trout G. mussels H. amphibians Answer:
C
Which animal requires great amounts of water to survive? A. amphibians B. Frogs C. bullfrogs D. Beavers E. Jellyfish F. mussels G. trout H. sharks Answer:
D
an aquatic animal requires not having too much what in water? A. warmth B. Energy. C. energy D. fats E. algae F. matter G. harm H. sodium Answer:
E
using the standard genetic code, mRNA makes what? A. food B. resistance C. made D. lmestone E. sunlight F. protein G. alleles H. codes Answer:
F
What is the genetic code in mRNA that can be translated? A. made B. SO2 C. alleles D. water E. a gene F. carbonic acid G. genetic drift H. complex Answer:
E
what do proteins contain? A. alleles B. genes C. Energy. D. fat E. Acids F. Energy G. solutes H. matter Answer:
B
What process reads and regulates gene expression? A. organs B. sensory neurons C. A computer D. Plants growth E. translation F. sweating G. heat or cold H. Most plants Answer:
E
What involves interaction with ribosomes? A. permineralization B. oxidation reaction C. It helps them survive D. Translation of mRNA E. flow of electrons F. animal transport G. resistance activities H. allow growth Answer:
D
What reads the genetic code in mRNA and give rise to emergent properties? A. A computer B. Plants growth C. Most plants D. translation E. animals F. interact G. sensory neurons H. more abundant Answer:
D
What reads genetic code in mRNA and makes a nitrogenous compound? A. A computer B. Plants growth C. peachleaf willow D. sensory neurons E. translation F. Most plants G. animals H. acetic acid Answer:
E
What reads the genetic code in mRNA and makes a chain of amino acids? A. animals B. it needs them C. A computer D. translation E. A Greek letter F. peachleaf willow G. more abundant H. humans Answer:
D
what are read in mRNA and a protein is made A. It helps them survive B. The area was once underwater C. resistance activities D. it needs them E. allow growth F. more abundant G. Nucleotide sequences H. heat produced Answer:
G
What has a negative impact on the body? A. pathogens B. medicines C. antibiotics D. smallpox E. amoebae F. viruses G. smoking H. antibodies Answer:
A
What do pathogens do to our body? A. Move to another area B. They provide us with nourishment C. move to different locations D. cause their death E. They cause disease F. They use us to hatch their eggs G. decreases its bodily water H. They keep us healthy and strong Answer:
E
Pathogens do what? A. Break down proteins B. adapt to environment C. influenza orthomyxoviruses D. work symbiotically with humans E. the immune response F. cure disease G. have a negative impact on the body H. are harmless Answer:
G
what has a negative impact on the body? A. pathogens B. electrons C. smallpox D. amoebae E. vitamins F. lungs G. viruses H. smoking Answer:
A
What has a negative impact on the body? A. disease-causing microorganisms B. air C. water D. wind and erosion E. food F. smallest agents of disease G. exposure to cold H. influenza orthomyxoviruses Answer:
A
Pathogens have what impact on the body? A. Roundworms B. small C. viruses D. insignificant E. Roundworms. F. toxins G. positive H. negative Answer:
H
What can have a negative impact on the body? A. Pesticides B. Growing a beard C. Pathogens D. Probiotics E. Restful sleep F. viruses G. smallpox H. bacteria Answer:
C
What effect do pathogens have. A. Something with a head, thorax, and abdomen B. none C. healing D. single-celled organisms E. a negative impact on the body F. influenza orthomyxoviruses G. good health H. depress neuronal excitability Answer:
E
What bacteria have a negative impact on the body? A. helpful B. parasites C. disease-causing D. Roundworms. E. beneficial F. smallpox G. disease-curing H. a pathogens Answer:
C
Disease causing microbes have what type of impact on humans? A. toxins B. neutral C. negative D. Roundworms E. Annelids F. positive G. heterotrophs H. beneficial Answer:
C
What can cause disease, and have a negative impact on the body? A. Tiny living cells. B. dead organisms C. smoking tobacco D. deoxyribonucleic acid E. single-celled organisms F. Body doubles. G. Negative balance. H. Crater impact. Answer:
A
What has a negative impact on the body? A. photons B. exposure to cold C. abundant food D. influenza orthomyxoviruses E. disease-causing organisms F. smallest agents of disease G. rocks H. a tree falling Answer:
E
what do microbes form? A. tiny polyps B. bacteria C. diseases D. haploid E. Echinoderm. F. Roundworms G. Roundworms. H. cells Answer:
C
Water that is not what can have a negative impact on the body? A. salinity B. chemicals C. sweat D. an object E. tested F. deadly G. dangerous H. dead Answer:
E
What is the type of cell division that creates sex cells? A. ligt B. babies C. pollen D. meiosis E. ice F. blood G. mitosis H. complex Answer:
D
How does a woman obtain her egg for reproduction? A. From her chicken. B. it keeps an organism warm C. Through internal Meiosis. D. Birds nest. E. Grocery store eggs. F. By wind and rain G. Something made from fermented ricce H. Transfers energy Answer:
C
meiosis is the type of cell division that produces what? A. Most plants B. organs C. Plant reproduction D. ova and spermatozoa E. remains of prehistoric life F. hydrogen G. mitosis H. allow growth Answer:
D
chromosome duplication occurs when cell division does what? A. produces sound B. produces gametes C. rapid expansion D. makes proteins E. permineralization F. checks dna G. Plant reproduction H. it can be seen Answer:
B
what does meiosis produce? A. ova and spermatozoa B. rapid expansion C. Plant reproduction D. Most plants E. h2o F. less cells G. checks and balances H. members of their own species Answer:
A
Meiosis is a type of what that can produce sperm? A. cell division B. bending light rays C. complex cells D. Plant reproduction E. permineralization F. eggs G. babies H. Most plants Answer:
A
What kind of cell division produces sex cells in animals? A. complex B. insects C. pollen D. gametes E. sexual division F. meiosis G. reproduction cells H. seeds Answer:
F
Meiosis is the type of _ that produces ova and spermatozoa. A. permineralization B. an organism's body C. animals D. Plant reproduction E. Most plants F. Chemical energy G. rapid expansion H. cell division Answer:
H
Meiosis is the type of cell division that produces: A. animals B. Plant reproduction C. Most plants D. peachleaf willow E. Plants growth F. haploid cells G. spread flower seeds H. rapid expansion Answer:
F
How many stages does the process that produces gametes have? A. 12 B. DNA C. Five D. step E. Two F. ovum G. four H. eggs Answer:
E
What does meiosis cell division produce? A. Chemical energy B. rapid expansion C. ova and spermatozoa D. it keeps an organism warm E. Plant reproduction F. graptolites G. photosynthesis H. allow growth Answer:
C
what type of compounds produced by a person's pancreas help cells take up compounds A. Energy B. natural C. mineral D. endogenous E. Break down food F. it needs them G. sweat glands H. Energy. Answer:
D
What does the pancreas help cells take up from the blood? A. bacteria B. store C. Energy. D. food E. Energy F. glucose G. cells H. blood Answer:
F
what does insulin take up? A. warmth B. heat C. pancreas D. glucose E. sugar F. Energy G. fructose H. Energy. Answer:
D
What makes something that helps cells take up glucose from the blood? A. exercise B. sweating C. food D. blood flow E. acetic acid F. eye sockets G. protein cells H. pancreas Answer:
H
What can help lower glucose levels in the blood? A. cataract surgery B. sweating C. improved crop yields D. stamina E. The pancreas F. hydration G. Riding a bike H. Filtered sunshine Answer:
E
What helps cells take up sugar from the blood in the body? A. exercise B. sugar C. Energy D. Energy. E. bones F. pancreas G. insulin H. blood cells Answer:
G
what helps cells to lower the blood sugar? A. sugar B. candy C. sweating D. blood draws E. Energy F. insulin G. pancreas H. exercise Answer:
F
What organ helps take up glucose from the blood? A. Both kidneys B. The liver C. sweating D. during the day E. A computer F. Veins G. The pancreas H. humans Answer:
G
what does insulin help take up from the blood? A. fat B. diabetes C. sugar D. Joules E. red blood cells F. plasma G. Energy. H. Energy Answer:
C
Cells obtain energy from the blood with the help of A. sweating B. batteries C. pancreas D. electron E. insulin F. alveoli G. oxygen H. sunlight Answer:
E
What produces insulin? A. Pancreas B. sweating C. mammals D. Energy E. cows F. animals G. exercise H. humans Answer:
A
What helps cells take up glucose from the blood? A. Chemical energy B. Veins and arteries. C. layers of fat D. sweating E. protein hormones F. aqueous solution G. oxidation reaction H. pancreas Answer:
E
what is regulated by insulin? A. Energy. B. animals C. Energy D. Balance E. sleep F. heat G. sugar H. fat Answer:
G
what have beaks that are generally adapted for the food they eat? A. bats B. humans C. worms D. animals E. mammals F. h2o G. hawks H. ducks Answer:
G
What are generally adapted for devouring bugs in the garden? A. bird feet B. bird beaks C. bird eyes D. burrs E. insects F. bird talons G. alpacas H. warm-blooded Answer:
B
What are inherited? A. stones B. anemia C. four limbs D. colors E. Bird beaks F. magic G. the eyes H. dirt Answer:
E
What are beaks adapted to? A. principals of aerodynamics B. it keeps an organism warm C. Animal survival D. the environment E. the color of the feathers F. how the bird flies G. food that is scavenged H. the call the bird makes Answer:
G
Organisms in which class have beaks that are generally adapted for the food they eat? A. apples B. Mammalia C. koalas D. voles E. Agnatha F. Aves G. Reptilia H. edible Answer:
F
What are bird beaks often adapted to eat? A. moles. B. fish C. nests D. chicks E. trees F. apples G. edible H. Fruits Answer:
B
what has beaks adapted for the food they eat? A. alpacas B. fur seals C. chickens D. humans E. ducks F. worms G. digestion H. eagles Answer:
H
What part of a bird's body is generally adapted to the kind of food that they eat? A. bill B. skin C. growth D. sugar E. fat F. H 2 O G. organ H. muscle Answer:
A