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What can be used to produce heat? A. wind B. Engine C. coal D. Ice cubes E. Sun F. energy G. time H. space Answer:
A
what is used for producing electricity? A. chemical reaction B. hydrogen and oxygen C. boiling oxygen D. air in motion E. kinetic energy F. a hydraulic system G. condensing water H. clouds Answer:
D
Differences in what are used to produce electricity? A. coded genes B. hormones C. waves D. Temperature E. engines F. heat G. energy usage H. pressure Answer:
H
What can be used to power households? A. heat B. energy C. motors D. cells E. cars F. wind G. coal H. Gas Answer:
F
What can be used to produce electricity? A. Something that generates electricity B. an automobile engine C. The bending of a ray of light D. Something caused by pressure differences E. that material's properties F. energy of moving objects G. series of enzyme-mediated reactions H. Faulting of rocks in the crust Answer:
D
Differential heating of air can be harnessed for what? A. Animal survival B. direct energy C. reducing acid rain D. Movement of an air mass E. heat energy F. running and lifting G. electricity production H. faster movement Answer:
G
A radio converts electrical energy into what? A. sound B. waves C. photons D. touch E. engines F. light G. smell H. motion Answer:
A
What can human ears hear? A. radio B. time C. waves D. Frogs E. Frogs. F. light G. xrays H. sound Answer:
A
electrical energy is transmitted into what for sound? A. vibrations B. motion C. heat D. sensory neurons E. waves F. light G. Firecrackers H. cold Answer:
A
What creates sound waves? A. a curling iron B. energy C. carpet D. animals E. dolphins F. Gunshots G. a couch H. a radio Answer:
H
What type of waves to radios use? A. Electrical B. TRH C. energy D. Light E. bent F. Sound G. Magnetic H. similar Answer:
F
What converts electrical energy to sound? A. ears B. organ C. radios D. pencils E. engines F. waves G. Gunshots H. antennae Answer:
C
What comes out when a radio converts energy? A. Heat B. motion C. Sound D. Darkness E. Energy F. waves G. deadly H. Light Answer:
C
what does a radio convert into vibrations? A. flow of protons B. Heart rate C. h2o D. encoded information E. Loud noises F. flow of electrons? G. television H. Through play Answer:
F
A radio converts electrical energy into what? A. speed B. pictures C. light D. warmth E. photons F. engines G. sound H. motion Answer:
G
What does a radio use to make vibrations? A. waves B. rays or beams C. a battery D. an object E. barrel-shaped F. nerves G. Loud noises H. it needs them Answer:
C
What better ability has a positive impact on an animal's survival? A. traits B. detect crimes C. detect blankets D. four limbs E. sensory neurons F. detect odors G. it can be seen H. detect internet Answer:
F
Which characteristic helps an antelope survive? A. exoskeleton B. poor sense of smell C. bad manners D. protective bony armor E. Endocrine system F. excellent hearing G. bad vision H. Males and females Answer:
F
What has a positive impact on a cat's survival? A. Cataracts B. glycogen C. Hearing D. Hyperthyroidism E. food F. heat G. hormones H. Curiosity Answer:
C
A better what can have a positive impact on a dog's survival? A. food and shelter B. sensory neurons C. stamina D. haircut E. sense of smell F. sense of touch G. fur pattern H. prolactin release Answer:
E
Animals with better what have a positive chance of reproduction? A. hormones B. senses C. glycogen D. traits E. pigeons F. standards G. morals H. ideas Answer:
B
Better senses can have a positive impact on the survival of what? A. bears B. bacteria C. pigeons D. humans E. tigers F. rocks G. Mammal H. hats Answer:
A
Sense of smell impacts an animal's what? A. mate B. reproduction C. growth D. habitat E. survival F. Movement G. hormones H. traits Answer:
E
What has a positive impact on an animal's survival? A. human hunting B. echolocation C. peachleaf willow D. a lack of human aid E. four limbs F. a band aid G. sensory neurons H. genetic diversity Answer:
B
An animal's survival is impacted how by having better vision, taste, touch, hearing and smelling? A. not at all B. positively C. negatively D. critical organs E. It will move. F. poorly G. nervous system H. it needs them Answer:
B
What do better senses have an impact on? A. passing gas B. population movement C. blood type D. important habitats E. animals with backbones F. ability to live G. body odor H. athletes Answer:
F
What has a positive impact on an animal's survival? A. peachleaf willow B. genetic diversity C. Worse sight D. four limbs E. Bad water F. Lack of food G. Better sight H. sensory neurons Answer:
G
Better senses have a positive impact on an animal 's A. sensory neurons B. Sand dollars C. organs D. genetic diversity E. growth F. food and shelter G. kinetic energy H. reproduction Answer:
H
what can have a positive impact on survival with better senses? A. pugs B. deer C. pigs D. mice E. dog F. cats G. bird H. cows Answer:
E
An animal will have better chances at life if it has better what? A. growth B. hormones C. proteins D. salinity E. traits F. toughness G. senses H. motility Answer:
G
Running water is better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than what? A. pouring water B. scarce resources C. ocean water D. river water E. acetic acid F. Veins and arteries. G. an organism's body H. stagnant water Answer:
H
what is better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients when it's running over standing? A. bass B. lake C. H20 D. h2o E. heat F. vitamins G. hydrogen H. bogs Answer:
D
What is better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than standing water? A. puddles B. microorganisms C. ponds D. nitrogen E. swamp vegetation F. Veins and arteries. G. streams and creeks H. peachleaf willow Answer:
G
What are better able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients than standing water? A. stagnant lakes B. sedimentary rocks C. peachleaf willow D. hydrocarbons E. streams and creeks F. stagnant ponds G. ice cubes H. Veins and arteries. Answer:
E
Which body of water would be able to dissolve oxygen and nutrients the best? A. NaCl B. Lake C. Puddle D. Pond E. rain F. CO 2 G. River H. sugar Answer:
G
What can better dissolve nutrients and oxygen? A. lakes B. SO2 C. Raft D. a solute E. puddles F. rivers G. currents H. lochs Answer:
F
Running water is able to do what to minerals and oxygen? A. evaporation B. dissolve them C. reducing acid rain D. recycling E. clean them F. separate them G. hydration H. cool them Answer:
B
For plants, what is the difference between running and standing water? A. wind and rain B. precipitation C. distance D. healthier E. seasons F. temperature G. heat produced H. root growth Answer:
D
Rivers easily dissolve nutrients and: A. bacteria B. chemicals C. oxygen D. sodium E. vitamin C F. glucose G. a solute H. a hazard Answer:
C
what dissolves oxygen better when running than standing? A. H2O B. NaCl C. pH D. CO2 E. CO 2 F. O2 G. O3 H. H20 Answer:
A
pressure in what is highest in arteries and lowest in veins? A. Joules B. Decibels C. It decreases D. protein walls E. skin tags F. forces G. vessel walls H. cell walls Answer:
G
The highest blood pressure is found in A. alveoli B. toes C. the eyes D. arteries E. humans F. lungs G. hemoglobin H. veins Answer:
D
Where is blood conducting when blood pressure is highest? A. critical organs B. in the brain C. towards the heart D. in the toes E. epidermis and dermis F. away from the heart G. preventing heat transfer H. the body's largest organ Answer:
F
Vessels that bring blood to the hard have lower blood pressure than A. the skin B. arteries C. archery D. heat or cold E. exercise F. artefact G. artesan H. lungs Answer:
B
Where is force on the vessel walls highest? A. arteries B. feet C. resistance D. tibial vein E. strong F. capillaries G. femoral vein H. Summer Answer:
A
What happens to blood pressure after it leaves the arteries? A. Dehydration B. negative C. decreases D. movement E. sweating F. Damages them G. It expands H. heat produced Answer:
C
what is the pressure in veins? A. Decibels B. negative C. mild D. ligt E. Rise F. expelled G. lowest H. heat Answer:
G
what have very little pressure? A. bushes B. mines C. alpacas D. bamboo E. toads F. ferns G. veins H. legumes Answer:
G
what affects veins and arteries? A. Damages them B. Sulfur dioxide C. Smoking D. rays or beams E. smoking tobacco F. apocymarin G. it needs them H. heat energy Answer:
F
The what blood is highest in arteries and lowest in veins? A. ligt B. humans C. sugar D. liquid E. glucose F. CO 2 G. force H. Man Answer:
G
Where is blood pressure lowest? A. Under 32 degrees B. aqueous solution C. It decreases D. during the day E. Warm air moving into cold air F. critical organs G. blood goes to the heart H. the rest of the body Answer:
G
is highest in arteries and lowest in veins. A. matter B. voltage C. Length D. solutes E. glucose F. measure G. Force H. Joules Answer:
G
What can reproduce with help from moving water, wind, or other organisms? A. gasoline B. trees C. plants D. fungi E. animals F. water G. the Sun H. ferns Answer:
D
What is one way billions of seeds be spread by? A. wind B. manufactured goods C. fossilization D. maples E. range F. Seesaw G. hail H. trees Answer:
A
fungi do what with materials using moving water, wind, or other organisms. A. loose soil B. allow growth C. disperse D. use oxygen E. mineralize F. grow G. recycling H. produce carbon Answer:
C
What can reproduce with the help of moving water, wind, or other organisms? A. the Sun B. animals C. ferns D. fungi E. water F. humans G. trees H. plants Answer:
D
What helps ferns in reproduction? A. cell wall B. Fruits C. wind D. pollen E. sun F. seeds G. nectar H. earthquakes Answer:
C
what reproduces via single-celled asexual reproductive body that are dispersed by moving water, A. legumes B. Ferns C. seeds D. Palm trees E. sponges F. Fungi G. Evergreens H. amoeba Answer:
F
A dormant form of what may be dispersed by moving water, wind or other organisms? A. orchids B. Flowers C. seeds D. pollen E. bacteria F. ferns G. Chlorophyll H. fungi Answer:
E
what can disperse spores? A. alpacas B. insects C. humans D. wind E. honeybees F. seeds G. fungi H. ferns Answer:
C
Plastic and other mulches offer a barrier to what? A. contamination B. Animal survival C. erosion D. Deposition. E. spores moving F. bacteria G. environment H. high temperature Answer:
E
What causes harm to an organism? A. exposure to cold B. Something that causes allergies C. air D. electricity causing death E. a tree falling F. water G. Electrical energy H. food Answer:
D
What can cause harm to an organism? A. Pesticides B. a pathogens C. Electrical exposure D. electricity E. Electrical energy F. sales G. children H. food Answer:
C
What causes harm to an organism? A. vibrations B. influenza C. electricity D. electrolytes E. static shock F. electric shock G. viruses H. cigarettes Answer:
F
what causes harm to an organism? A. cuddles B. cigarettes C. viruses D. causing love E. warm covers F. influenza G. electricity H. electric shock Answer:
H
what does electrocution cause harm to? A. cells B. pain C. amphibians D. animals E. Frogs F. electrons G. humans H. water Answer:
D
What are currents harmful to if they pass through it? A. people B. rubber C. animals D. amphibians E. light bulbs F. organisms G. coral reef H. water Answer:
F
powerlines cause harm to what A. soil B. air pollution C. cells D. light polllution E. animals F. amphibians G. organism H. an object Answer:
G
Electricution would cause harm to what? A. circulatory systems B. an electric chair C. amphibians D. volts E. consumers F. a living being G. animals H. an electric current Answer:
F
Electrocution causes organisms to be what? A. intensely pleased B. pained C. thrilled D. deadly E. dangerous F. sick G. negative H. talkative Answer:
B
Shock protection can prevent what to an organism? A. harm B. insulation C. rabies D. health E. Injury F. cancer G. pathogens H. death Answer:
A
What can cause harm to an organism? A. Electrical energy B. Electric devices C. faulty household wiring D. proper nutrition E. Something that causes allergies F. five glasses of water a day G. exposure to cold H. an adequate amount of exercise Answer:
C
what does electrocution cause harm to? A. electricity B. animals C. Frogs D. cells E. neutrons F. electrons G. plants H. humans Answer:
G
What can be done to make hair dryers safer? A. remove plastic covering B. immerse in water C. heating liquids D. Add shock protection E. converting electricity to heat F. Electric generators G. a hydraulic system H. increase current Answer:
D
What causes harm to an organism? A. adequate hydration B. influenza C. cigarettes D. electrical death E. steroids F. a lack of predation G. electricity H. abundant food Answer:
D
what can electricity cause? A. fire B. Injury C. storms D. cycles E. heat F. disease G. death H. a chime Answer:
G
What needs to attract a mate in order to give birth to live young? A. humans B. Jellyfish C. mammals D. Frogs E. birds F. hormones G. insects H. reptiles Answer:
C
Why do animals have mates? A. food and shelter B. it needs them C. to have young D. genetic diversity E. to be happy F. to get married G. to survive H. Reproduction Answer:
C
What are pheromones used for? A. genetic diversity B. Predators C. gene flow D. growth E. Plant reproduction F. Reproduction G. Protection H. Digestion Answer:
F
Instincts help animals to do what? A. attract a mate B. Reproduction C. protect them D. kill predators E. avoid planes F. survive G. population movement H. gather friends Answer:
A
What does an animal need to attract a mate for? A. food B. sex C. water D. nest E. male F. transportation G. eggs H. life Answer:
B
What must an animal find to ensure survival? A. disaster B. warmth C. food D. space E. predators F. smell G. mate H. DNA Answer:
G
What do some animals do in order to reproduce? A. Social B. immune C. ligt D. grow E. live F. DNA G. sex H. sing Answer:
H
To reproduce, mammals attract a mate through what? A. Smell B. genes C. saliva D. eggs E. sex F. gametes G. fur H. warmth Answer:
A
What do animals use to reproduce? A. tapeworms B. glycogen C. cellulose D. smells E. hormones F. RNA G. Echinoids H. pollen Answer:
D
What purpose do some animals have for scent? A. important habitats B. exoskeleton C. sensory neurons D. reproduction E. nervous system F. Something to move G. critical organs H. unidirectional Answer:
D
What activity would an animal need stamina for? A. courtship B. Movement C. Incubating Eggs D. four limbs E. growth F. Hunting G. Hibernation H. Using camoflauge Answer:
F
An animal requires what to succeed at hunting? A. stamina B. knives C. proteins D. Energy. E. fear F. food G. arrows H. energy Answer:
A
What requires stamina to succeed at physical activities? A. rocks B. rainbows C. running D. tigers E. waterfalls F. pigeons G. humans H. bears Answer:
H
what requires stamina to succeed at physical activities? A. mushrooms B. Mammal C. trees D. bullfrogs E. oxygen F. Lobsters G. humans H. pigeons Answer:
G
what requires stamina to succeed at physical activities? A. humans B. hawks C. dogs D. plants E. oxygen F. tigers G. gases H. Birds Answer:
C
What gender of species has more stamina? A. snail B. tuna C. two D. Males E. humans F. Pacific G. pigeons H. fish Answer:
D
what are males more than females? A. monotremes B. insects C. some mammals D. haploid E. platypus F. bullfrogs G. tunicates H. energetic Answer:
H
What requires stamina to succeed at running? A. Bats B. pigeons C. walking D. humans E. Mammal F. tigers G. bears H. asses Answer:
H
Mustangs are noted for abilities in what A. physical activities B. to move people C. circulatory systems D. the body's largest organ E. sense organs F. smell and taste G. genetic diversity H. Chemical energy Answer:
A
What organ is harmed by air pollution? A. piano B. church organ C. heart D. harp E. bushes F. animals G. eardrum H. lungs Answer:
C
What does breathing pollutants do? A. Harms the respiratory system B. destroying life C. scraping oneself on a contaminated object D. direct damage to the lungs E. cause people to become sick. F. Heals the respiratory system G. Harms the stomach H. Improves vision Answer:
A
What harms the respiratory and circulatory systems? A. Greenhouse gasses B. burning coal C. inoculation D. incinerated mercury E. fossil fuels F. water vapor G. Sulfur dioxide H. air Answer:
D
What harms the respiratory system? A. coal B. oxygen C. tar D. cigars E. breathing F. silence G. sulfur H. cars Answer:
H
What harms the respiratory and circulatory systems? A. oil B. rain C. sulfur D. cars E. tires F. coal G. tar H. bicycles Answer:
D