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Molecules of what are encoded with instructions that tell cells what to do? A. Earth revolving around the sun B. A compound that donates proton C. Something that comes in a bundle of fibers D. A person's genetic fingerprint E. characteristics F. a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun G. Electrical energy H. it helps ...
D
what are encoded with instructions that tell cells what to do? A. heat or cold B. sensory neurons C. a delta D. gene segments E. A Greek letter F. to move people G. lie detectors H. Electrical energy Answer:
D
What can live on the surface of their host? A. sunlight B. fungi C. embryos D. dogs E. water F. insects G. wasps H. orchids Answer:
G
Where so parasites go to survive? A. in a field B. away from a host C. heat produced D. loose soil E. in the water F. on a host G. Most plants H. retina Answer:
F
some what adhere to cell surfaces? A. Absorb light B. allow growth C. sand D. particles E. parasites F. bacteria G. designs H. fungi Answer:
E
What unwanted creature would be found on the surface of a human body using it as a host? A. Tapeworm. B. Leeches. C. Pesticides D. animals E. insects F. Hookworm G. bacteria H. Bracelet. Answer:
B
Where do leeches live in relation to their hosts? A. In their beds B. body water C. competing for resources D. In their shoes E. loose soil F. In their intestines G. important habitats H. On their surface Answer:
H
Where do ticks live? A. loose soil B. animals C. with their fur D. In the blood E. Behind teeth F. On the surface G. In the mouth H. an organism's body Answer:
F
what sometimes lives on the surface of their host? A. lungs B. an organism's body C. human D. barnacles E. fleas and ticks F. density G. sensory neurons H. bacteria Answer:
E
An example parasites are A. mites B. vines C. weeds D. small E. orchids F. harmful G. fungus H. insects Answer:
A
some what live on the surface of their computer? A. humans B. bacteria C. warm-blooded D. hosts E. parasites F. harm them G. computers H. internal components Answer:
E
If ethanol were burned, what could be made? A. nuclear waste B. energy C. massive damage D. coal tar E. Solutions F. engines G. electricity H. plastic Answer:
G
What is used to produce electricity by burning? A. carbon B. Oak C. light D. coal E. fish F. food G. wood H. oil Answer:
G
What can be done to wood and straw to produce electricity? A. massive damage B. It can be crushed C. adding heat D. It can be burned. E. matter vibrating F. It can be boiled G. Plant growth is reduced H. it can be chopped Answer:
D
what reduces greenhouse effect? A. Fully cooking the oysters B. Something made from fermented ricce C. fuel D. reusing materials E. gas F. some electricity production G. evaporative cooling H. cells Answer:
F
a form of alcohol is used to produce electricity by what? A. reducing heat B. burning C. spreading seeds D. sharing pressure E. deadly F. drinking G. consumers H. Decibels Answer:
B
Burning garbage can be used to produce what? A. warmth B. heat energy C. a slowing of global warming D. gold E. electricity F. adding heat G. mutant protection H. carbon dioxide Answer:
E
What is biofuel used to produce? A. disease B. chemicals C. waste D. bamboo E. engines F. sleep G. energy H. food Answer:
G
Biofuel is used to produce what when it is burned? A. water B. energy C. glucose D. oil E. gasoline F. power G. heat H. Light Answer:
F
what is used to produce electricity by burning? A. air B. heat C. energy D. cells E. calcite F. hydrogen G. fire H. ethanol Answer:
H
What is used to produce electricity by burning? A. rocks B. Gas C. fish D. hemp E. sunlight F. coal G. oil H. Oak Answer:
D
What produces electricity by burning? A. Green beans B. energy C. Alcohols D. Water E. Most plants F. Light G. Sand H. heat energy Answer:
C
what does methane produce when burned? A. carbon dioxide B. energy C. electricity D. The atmosphere E. heat energy F. adding heat G. It expands H. kinetic energy Answer:
C
What can a plant be used to produce when it's burned? A. toxins B. energy C. sun's heat D. carbon dioxide E. kinetic energy F. heat energy G. adding heat H. Electricity Answer:
H
what produces electricty by burning? A. cactuses B. ethanol C. engines D. cigars E. organisms F. cigarettes G. Conifers H. ferns Answer:
B
What is burning ethanol used to produce? A. heat energy B. rays or beams C. adding heat D. kinetic energy E. energy F. carbon dioxide G. electricity H. engines Answer:
G
What forms a zygote? A. Most plants B. a sperm and an egg C. remains of prehistoric life D. bacteria E. and egg and an egg F. Leptospirosis G. a sperm and a sperm H. Plant reproduction Answer:
B
Fertilization occurs when _ fuse. A. fertile B. sperm ducts C. heat D. eggs E. seeds F. gametes G. pollen H. ovaries Answer:
F
what begins when a sperm and an egg fuse? A. Leptospirosis B. cellular regeneration C. h2o D. seeds E. death F. pollen G. pregnancy H. competition Answer:
G
What do sperm penetrate? A. pollen B. eggs C. seeds D. cells E. plants F. chromosomes G. mines H. skin Answer:
B
What causes fertilization? A. pollen B. infertility C. gametes D. orchids E. seeds F. no physical contact G. honeybees H. isolation Answer:
C
What takes place in the fallopian tubes? A. sweating B. Fertilization C. Chromosomes split D. matter vibrating E. Oxygen is aborbed F. flow of electrons G. Veins and arteries. H. Sex Answer:
B
Fertilization occurs when a sperm and nuclei what? A. fuse B. leave C. CO 2 D. fusion E. emerge F. grow G. H 2 O H. procreate Answer:
A
What happens with the formation of the embryo? A. Plants growth B. Plant reproduction C. oxidation reaction D. cancer E. sex F. cell death G. It expands H. fertilization Answer:
H
when is timing critical? A. for gravity B. Warm air moving into cold air C. earth's orbit D. when sperm and egg fuse E. flow of electrons F. earth's rotation G. Earth revolving around the sun H. movement of tectonic plates Answer:
D
When is timing critical? A. a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun B. object is kicked C. movement of tectonic plates D. flow of electrons E. when the sperm and egg fuse F. Earth revolving around the sun G. Warm air moving into cold air H. seed dispersal Answer:
E
timing is critical for what occurs when a what and an egg fuse? A. Cooking B. Flowers C. fusion D. embryos E. pollen F. seeds G. heat H. sperm Answer:
H
What type of mollusk inseminate the sperm and egg internally? A. insects B. it needs them C. graptolites D. reproduce E. barnacles F. during the day G. a fish H. Cephalopod Answer:
H
If something is outside during the day it will receive what? A. photons B. heat energy C. energy D. applause E. Solar energy F. derision G. photographs H. radiation Answer:
H
What make chlorine dissipate rapidly? A. being kept in the dark B. local weather changes C. fissures of hot, acidic water D. being outside at night E. being outside during the day F. circulatory systems G. being contained in a bottle H. The bending of a ray of light Answer:
E
It is harmful to place paintings where A. mines B. cold C. inside D. outside E. threatened F. on the wall G. dangerous H. in a drawer Answer:
D
All plants outdoors make what during the day? A. sunlight B. noise C. Energy. D. Glucose E. salt F. energy G. seeds H. sugar Answer:
H
Something where during the day may receive skin rashes or burns? A. in the dark B. an object C. humans D. in a closet E. outside F. in a hole G. sun's heat H. dormant Answer:
E
what will an object receive if it's outside during the day? A. sleeping B. Electrical energy C. UVA and UVB rays D. heat energy E. electromagnetic energy F. diseases G. carbon poisoning H. Solar energy Answer:
C
If something is outside during the day then that something will receive what? A. rays or beams B. energy from Mars C. ice D. water E. energy from the sun F. wavelengths and photons G. sun's heat H. rain or sun shine Answer:
E
What will something receive if they are outside during the day? A. Sun B. Light C. darkness D. energy E. photons F. mistrust G. warmth H. fear Answer:
D
Where do green plants grow best? A. dark corners B. soils C. outside D. on Mars E. mild F. indoors G. loose soil H. Light Answer:
C
When does something receive sun? A. at night B. It gets heated up C. rays or beams D. during the day E. by indirect light F. in darkness G. after dusk H. Solar energy Answer:
D
An outdoor shower during the day will receive what? A. evaporation B. heat energy C. body water D. less water E. sunlight F. power G. energy H. Energy. Answer:
E
What is a health benefit you receive for being outside? A. Relieve pain B. staying warm C. exercise D. inactive E. vitamin D F. air cools G. layers of fat H. sweating Answer:
E
What was formed through erosion over long periods of time? A. Columbia River Gorge B. a hydraulic system C. swamp vegetation D. Mississippi River delta E. the Moon F. Calcium carbonate G. the Himalayan mountains H. permineralization Answer:
A
what does erosion form? A. valleys B. Sediment C. mountains D. canyons E. soils F. hills G. soft soil H. loose soil Answer:
D
what are most canyons formed by over long periods of time? A. hurricanes B. wind tunnels C. dangerous D. forces E. kalenchoes F. flooding G. high populations H. Sediment Answer:
F
What are canyons formed by? A. clouds B. stars C. erosion D. loose soil E. wind F. ice wedging G. rainwater H. calcite Answer:
G
Where can one readily see the geologic history of an area? A. down B. scuba diving C. soils D. pastureland E. canyon F. driving G. Mountains H. mines Answer:
E
What are formed by flowing rivers through erosion over long periods of time? A. Sediment B. soft soil C. forests D. deep gorges E. cloud cover F. patch reefs G. big oceans H. kalenchoes Answer:
D
What geological form is made by rivers weathering the land over time? A. mountains B. plains C. loose soil D. soft soil E. Sediment F. soils G. canyons H. hills Answer:
G
Flowing water forms most canyons through erosion over what? A. movement of tectonic plates B. dry streambeds C. long periods of time D. Physical weathering E. Time and energy F. short periods of time G. massive damage H. calving glaciers Answer:
C
What are most canyons caused by? A. erosion B. Physical weathering C. magic D. Freezing temperature E. Flowing water F. ice wedging G. Flowing gas H. flooding Answer:
E
Water and time can work together to create what? A. a wave B. canyon C. matter D. heat E. soils F. mercury G. iron H. desert Answer:
B
What are formed by flowing rivers through erosion over long periods of time? A. deserts B. a hydraulic system C. deep valleys D. pyramids E. Calcium carbonate F. patch reefs G. buildings H. Sediment Answer:
C
What are formed by flowing rivers through erosion over long periods of time. A. streams B. soft soil C. patch reefs D. flooding E. Sediment F. seas G. deep gorges H. wildfires Answer:
G
Most canyons are formed by rivers flowing and what type of erosion? A. forces B. mechanical C. uncontrolled D. geological E. Water expanding F. flooding G. thrust H. barrel-shaped Answer:
D
How do we track canyon changes? A. LEDs B. wind C. forces D. river E. slow F. Pins G. Raft H. three Answer:
F
what can form canyons? A. spring B. storms C. dams D. mines E. salmon F. two G. rain H. cut Answer:
C
What are steroid hormones made of? A. bacteria B. fats C. sugar D. muscle E. H 2 O F. sunlight G. the Sun H. SO2 Answer:
B
What are steroid hormones made of? A. fats B. blood C. H 2 O D. sugar E. dust F. muscle G. gasoline H. SO2 Answer:
A
what are soluble in blood? A. viruses B. lipids C. glucose D. Solutions E. red blood cells F. an ion G. white blood cells H. liquid Answer:
B
what exists in some steroids A. Energy B. Energy. C. is cholesterol a phospholipid D. does cholesterol contain fat E. resistance F. are body fats steroids G. strength H. body fat Answer:
H
Growth hormones are derived from phospholipds and: A. Energy. B. cholesterol C. animals D. layers of fat E. fur and fat F. Chemical energy G. kinetic energy H. Energy Answer:
B
what are steroid hormones made of? A. diverse hydrophobic molecules B. Something coming from a gland C. Molecular kinetic energy D. A compound that donates proton E. female sex cells F. Something that comes in a bundle of fibers G. increases a body's strength H. Something with a head, thorax, and abdomen Answer:
A
Steroids are derivatives of what? A. fossil fuels B. kinetic energy C. Pesticides D. sensory neurons E. cholesterol F. layers of fat G. acetic acid H. bioaerosols Answer:
E
Steroid hormones are made of what kind of matter? A. increases a body's strength B. solid, liquid, gas C. Something coming from a gland D. diverse hydrophobic molecules E. it helps plants in growing F. Something that comes in a bundle of fibers G. A compound that donates proton H. Chemical energy Answer:
D
What is made of diverse hydrophobic molecules? A. solid, liquid, gas B. gastropod shells C. fur and fat D. Steroid hormones E. an object F. Veins and arteries. G. bioaerosols H. Most plants Answer:
D
what are steroids made of? A. an anion B. glucose C. lmestone D. Acids E. Energy. F. lipids G. reduce H. Energy Answer:
F
An electron microscope is used for seeing things what? A. dying B. an image C. Light D. growing E. magnified F. tiny polyps G. smaller H. photons Answer:
E
What is used to see atoms? A. electricity B. molecules C. Electron microscope D. A Greek letter E. Labs F. rays or beams G. mystery H. sense organs Answer:
C
What are used to illuminate small objects to look larger? A. Minerals B. Elements C. mirrors D. Neon E. photons F. satellites G. Electrons H. Light Answer:
G
What can be used to see bacteria by making them appear bigger? A. an image B. telescope C. tiny polyps D. dogs E. photons F. Light G. magnifying glass H. microscope Answer:
H
Electron microscopes are used for seeing very small things and doing what? A. making them small B. observe it C. duplicate itself D. making them tiny E. making them invisible F. rays or beams G. magnifying them H. major threat to health Answer:
G
What can make small objects seem bigger? A. Movement of an air mass B. a ruler C. reflecting light D. a wheelchair E. a magnifying glass F. graduated cylinder G. movement of tectonic plates H. Light passing through water Answer:
E
magnifying objects hundreds of thousands of times is used for seeing what? A. electromagnetic energy B. movement of tectonic plates C. rays or beams D. tiny expanded things E. Light passing through water F. very magnetic objects G. very small objects H. very big objects Answer:
G
what can make things appear larger? A. mutations B. deuterostomes C. prism D. mirror E. microscope F. glass G. goggles H. adding heat Answer:
E
What can make cells appear bigger? A. prolactin release B. kaleidoscope C. electron microscope D. deoxyribonucleic acid E. radars F. deuterostomes G. Electrical energy H. stethoscope Answer:
C
To make very small objects appear bigger, one can use what instead of light for illumination? A. electricity B. electron beam C. by indirect light D. reflecting light E. photons F. Electrical energy G. heat energy H. mirrors Answer:
B
How can you see objects and make them appear bigger? A. tectonic plates being pushed together B. To avoid death C. converting electricity to heat D. electrons rather than light E. refraction of light F. ability to sense light G. It gets more light H. a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun Answer:
D
What do living things require for survival? A. faith B. love C. bamboo D. food E. heat F. oxygen G. warmth H. friendship Answer:
D
Living things all require survival and what? A. critical organs B. degrading C. genetic diversity D. health E. moisturizing F. reproduction G. swimming H. food and shelter Answer:
F
What do ALL plants require for survival? A. salinity B. Warm climate C. nutrients D. thirst E. Sunlight F. Firm soil G. Fresh pollen H. Proteins Answer:
E
What requires energy for survival? A. squids B. Bats C. humans D. sunlight E. water F. animals G. rocks H. trees Answer:
H
What type of motion do living things use? A. wind B. Kinetic C. Telekinetic D. Limbs E. Slow F. Gravitational G. movement H. animals Answer:
B
What does food help a living thing do? A. Regrows it B. growth C. health D. stay warm E. Survive F. Reproduce G. Walk H. Hunt Answer:
E
What can help those with food scarcity survive? A. food and shelter B. A Low Carb Diet C. Pictures of rice D. Yukon Gold potatoes E. agriculture F. Plastic straws G. animals with backbones H. hydrate their cells Answer:
D
what requires energy for survival? A. gravity B. plants C. animals D. density E. Lobsters F. Joules G. Clams H. humans Answer:
B
living things all require energy conservation as a what? A. support B. good C. Species D. syndrome E. gene F. adapt G. habit H. trait Answer:
H
What require energy for survival? A. squids B. animals C. water vapor D. batteries E. humans F. bacteria G. the Sun H. Clams Answer:
F
What do all living things require in order to reproduce? A. Proteins B. food C. DNA D. nutrients E. energy F. Light G. bamboo H. sunlight Answer:
E
What do living things require? A. blood B. water C. lipids D. health E. oxygen F. food G. cells H. Sun Answer:
F
What are organs of excretion? A. kalenchoes B. Malpighian tubes C. solid, liquid, gas D. ankles E. rocks F. tibias G. the body's largest organ H. Veins and arteries. Answer:
B
What is part of the life process? A. firefighters B. Chemical energy C. bacteria D. First responders E. police F. Organic compounds G. Excretory system H. oxidation reaction Answer:
G