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some what have good eyesight and a keen sense of smell A. crocodiles B. tortoises C. lizards D. Catch prey E. reproduce F. starfish G. insects H. bacteria Answer:
C
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_ have good eyesight and sense of smell. A. Worms B. crocodiles C. vision D. Snails E. Phytoplankton F. Lizards G. mammals H. animals Answer:
F
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If most reptiles have bad eyesight, the ability to smell is what? A. dangerous B. lowered C. improve D. positive E. smelled F. decreased G. heightened H. critical organs Answer:
G
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what has good eyesight and a keen sense of smell? A. rabbit B. lizards C. mammals D. h2o E. animals F. tortoises G. snails H. ants Answer:
B
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What has good eyesight and a keen sense of smell? A. camels B. lilac C. gecko D. tulip E. bats F. toads G. amoeba H. Birds Answer:
C
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What has good eyesight and a keen sense of smell? A. bats B. crocodiles C. viruses D. mammals E. animals F. bacteria G. rabbit H. fur seals Answer:
B
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What is one attribute of most reptiles? A. aerobic capacity B. good olfaction C. a cuticle D. warm-blooded E. graptolites F. an organism's body G. permineralization H. stamina Answer:
B
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What has good eyesight? A. humans B. fur seals C. athletes D. bears E. goats F. geckos G. elephants H. rabbit Answer:
F
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what have good eyesight and a keen sense of smell? A. mammals B. fur seals C. tortoises D. sharks E. animals F. elephants G. snakes H. alpacas Answer:
G
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What rely on vision for long-distance orientation? A. alpacas B. mammals C. graptolites D. fur seals E. fur and fat F. insects G. most reptiles H. to move people Answer:
G
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Most of what kind of animal have good eyesight and a good sense of smell? A. have a positive impact on the environment B. members of their own species C. Something that makes plants green D. passenger pigeons E. Something with a head, thorax, and abdomen F. Something that is self-aware G. competing for resources H. animals in the class reptilia Answer:
H
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What does the light on the moon come from? A. The Earth B. a prism C. The sun. D. A shadow E. heat F. heat energy G. Solar energy H. The moon Answer:
C
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what do moon phases depend on? A. heat B. UV C. RNA D. stars E. tides F. asteroids G. sun H. mass Answer:
G
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What occurs in water as the moon revolves around Earth? A. tides B. gravity C. liquid D. energy E. pollution F. heat G. earthquakes H. erosion Answer:
A
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What can the moon revolving around the earth be used to calculate? A. seasons B. pain C. magnetism D. tides E. voltage F. Length G. weight H. motion Answer:
D
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What body does the moon rotate around? A. two B. mercury C. seasons D. coiled E. earth F. venus G. ligt H. sun Answer:
E
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What causes differing light to reflect off of the moon? A. depress neuronal excitability B. energy of moving objects C. The revolution around earth D. our nearest star E. a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun F. focusing a lens G. flow of electrons H. that material's properties Answer:
C
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What causes different shapes of the moon to appear? A. scattered light B. Physical weathering C. reflecting light D. moon revolving around Earth E. a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun F. refract or absorb. G. oxidation reaction H. reflect objectstowards the eye Answer:
D
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the moon revolving around the Earth causes what? A. friction B. energy C. colors D. Energy. E. cycles F. our star G. new moon H. heat Answer:
G
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Ships are used to do what on oceans? A. dump air in B. take water from C. stability D. move people across E. put seeds in F. food and shelter G. lowered energy cost H. rapid expansion Answer:
D
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What do ships transport? A. electromagnetic energy B. Heat energy C. People and goods D. Mountains and glaciers E. Disease and bacteria F. Water and air G. organisms H. Electrical energy Answer:
C
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what does a ship move people across? A. oceans B. Euphrates C. habitat D. streams E. tuna F. skies G. escalators H. roads Answer:
A
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What is used to move people across an ocean? A. A wagon B. A wave C. energy D. wind E. oil F. dolphins G. A ship H. A catapult Answer:
G
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What are used for travel and trade? A. pigeons B. squids C. rivers D. ships E. oceans F. horses G. commissions H. bikes Answer:
D
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What are ships used for? A. teleportation B. moving people across oceans C. production of energy D. reusing materials E. moving people through magma F. A transportation fuel G. rotating around the Earth H. exchange information Answer:
B
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A ship is an example of what? A. Space travel B. Submarine C. mechanical waves D. complexity E. Water transportation F. Something formed from skeleton G. Land vehicle H. objects that have mass Answer:
E
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Which structure can replace a ship for short distances? A. Weight B. a bridge C. Gravity D. watershred E. a yacht F. Fuel cells G. a house H. a skyscraper Answer:
B
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moving people across bodies of waters requires avoiding what A. energy barrier B. erosion C. storms D. energy usage E. salinity F. hurricanes G. friction H. massive damage Answer:
F
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What does a ship move from continent to continent? A. organisms B. power C. seeds D. animals E. food F. people G. energy H. nutrients Answer:
F
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what state is a liquid in when frozen? A. vapor B. dense C. gas D. cooled E. steam F. solid G. boiling H. cold Answer:
F
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How is ice made? A. The area was once underwater B. Melting it C. Drying it out D. salt and water. E. It gets heated up F. It used to be covered by water G. Boiling the water H. Reducing heat energy Answer:
H
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Reducing temperature changes what? A. Evaporation B. Dehydration C. solids to gases D. gases to liquids E. liquids to solids F. Quality of life G. solids to liquids H. They may not survive. Answer:
E
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How does water turn to ice? A. Adding air B. The bending of a ray of light C. Warm air moving into cold air D. Increasing heat energy E. It used to be covered by water F. evaporation G. Adding salt H. Reducing heat energy Answer:
H
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What turns a liquid into a solid? A. The bending of a ray of light B. decreasing liquid C. reducing heat energy D. Warm air moving into cold air E. movement of tectonic plates F. keeping current temperature G. adding more heat H. evaporation Answer:
C
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What can reducing heat energy to do an item? A. an object B. exercise C. sweating D. Solutions E. copy F. animate G. damage H. Heat up Answer:
G
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What turns from a liquid into a solid? A. ice B. heated water C. kinetic energy D. fossil fuels E. solid, liquid, gas F. Calcium carbonate G. cooled water H. superheated water Answer:
G
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What does ice lose when it is made? A. water vapor B. nutrients C. ocean water D. Heat energy E. body water F. kinetic energy G. cold energy H. electric energy Answer:
D
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What is one result of reducing the heat energy of body parts? A. dehydration B. An uncomfortably hot sensation C. Frostbite D. layers of fat E. anemia F. Sweating G. Weight H. Muscle growth Answer:
C
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changing from a liquid into a solid by reducing heat energy what? A. heats up B. Evaporation C. Dehydration D. warms E. kinetic energy F. melts G. boiling H. solidifies Answer:
H
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Ice freezing from a liquid to a solid does what to heat? A. Temperature B. forces C. staying warm D. store E. releases F. boiling G. ligt H. Evaporation Answer:
E
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what does an electric circuit need to work properly A. complete B. a path C. a piston D. radio waves E. engines F. multiple paths G. energy H. heat Answer:
B
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Computers run when what is working properly? A. metal forks B. an engine C. lowered energy cost D. deoxyribonucleic acid E. plastic switches F. objects that have mass G. power ballads H. electrical circuit Answer:
H
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when a circuit is working properly, what runs through that circuit? A. coils B. direct energy C. electromagnetic energy D. conductors E. h2o F. activation energy G. hydrogen and oxygen H. flow of electrons Answer:
H
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Where do currents flow? A. Batteries B. Circuits C. deltas D. h20 E. Magnets F. coastlines G. alluvial H. waves Answer:
B
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What does electricity need to do to work properly? A. absorb light energy B. heat is produced C. Have access to air D. Submerged in water E. Be plugged in F. Complete a loop in a circuit G. it keeps an organism warm H. Burning fuel and air Answer:
F
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electrical power does what when it runs through the circuit? A. lowered energy cost B. works properly C. get started D. power failure E. breaks down F. powers off G. to move people H. heat energy Answer:
B
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When the electrical circuit is working properly, what can happen? A. dogs can run B. heat production C. enormous damage to homes D. a tumor can be burned away E. massive damage F. sperm and egg fuse G. baskets can be hand-woven H. bacteria can thrive Answer:
D
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When a charge in motion runs through a circuit that signals that: A. prevent heat loss B. the charge is malfunctioning C. depress neuronal excitability D. heat is produced E. the charge is working properly F. water is generated G. electron transport H. the charge is turned off Answer:
E
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When the wiring is finished, what runs through it A. little ants B. heat energy C. electrical current D. light particles E. electromagnetic energy F. electrically G. small beams H. encoded information Answer:
C
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When an electrical circuit is working properly, what charge runs through that circuit A. light B. energy C. metal D. electric E. positive F. passive G. heat H. heat energy Answer:
D
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What has electrical current running through it when working properly? A. a hydraulic system B. Marathon runners. C. deoxyribonucleic acid D. The bending of a ray of light E. Electrical tape. F. Discrete transistors. G. Ocean currents. H. electromagnetic energy Answer:
F
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What can an electric circuit do if it is working properly? A. behave B. squeeze C. Fail to produce energy D. shock E. kill F. cry G. Register zero amps H. heat Answer:
D
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what flows in a circuit? A. rivers B. heat C. nerves D. energy E. waves F. cycles G. arteries H. charge Answer:
H
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streams start with runoff or what seeping out of a spring? A. Dew B. oceans C. summer D. rain E. h2o F. CO 2 G. H20 H. evaporation Answer:
E
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water will runoff as springs to replenish what A. kinetic energy B. rocks C. hills D. ground water E. Sediment F. an organism's body G. erosion H. solid, liquid, gas Answer:
D
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Heavy rains and runoff can cause what? A. a lot of human deaths B. water seeping out C. precipitation D. Deposition. E. lack of water F. Deposition G. drought H. dry air Answer:
B
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Streams may start with runoff seeping out of water containing what? A. chemicals B. Nutrients C. Nitrous oxide D. Helium E. Lithium F. Sulfur G. soil H. Sediment Answer:
F
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what do snowmelts feed? A. rivers B. energy C. streams D. fields E. ocean F. animals G. Energy. H. mountains Answer:
C
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What is a source of drinking water? A. ice expanding in rock openings B. helping to prevent floods C. industrial runoff D. it helps plants in growing E. Water seeping out of a spring F. salt water G. polluted water H. Something with a head, thorax, and abdomen Answer:
E
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What may streams start as? A. rivers B. dirt C. liquid D. light E. rainy F. sun G. rain H. floods Answer:
G
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What do most streams start with? A. swamp vegetation B. heat produced C. loose dirt D. Decibels E. Veins and arteries. F. matter vibrating G. visible energy H. precipitation Answer:
H
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a sequence of characters may start with runoff or what seeping out of a spring? A. sodium B. Joules C. liquid D. rivers E. solutes F. water G. rain H. SO2 Answer:
F
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Fierce emotion can be recorded from where? A. sensory neurons B. swamp vegetation C. barks and snarls D. runoff,water seeping spring E. sub-units of species F. locations of objects G. the body's largest organ H. heat and pressure Answer:
D
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Where do streams often get H20? A. perspiration B. at or near the margins C. raising their temperature D. the landscape E. seeping out of a spring F. cloudy and rainy weather G. Inches or fractions of inches. H. precipitation Answer:
E
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What bodies of water may start with runoff? A. solid, liquid, gas B. agriculture C. flooding D. Condensation E. smaller ones F. loose soil G. reducing acid rain H. storms Answer:
E
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Protective, supportive environments are used by animals against what? A. nutrients B. offspring C. disease D. heat E. reproduction F. Allergies G. weather H. wind Answer:
G
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What provides animals with protection against the weather? A. Trees B. skin C. leaves D. Rain E. Flowers F. fibers G. wetland H. Fruits Answer:
A
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What can kill animals? A. Daylight B. influenza C. Happiness D. bacteria E. Smoking F. Weather G. Sunsets H. A virus Answer:
F
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What protects creatures from harmful rain? A. stars B. Conifers C. shelter D. Frogs. E. clouds F. moon G. Frogs H. the skin Answer:
C
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What do animals find protection from when using rock overhangs? A. sun's heat B. insects C. weather D. erosion E. rivers F. bats G. wind H. the sun Answer:
C
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What protects animals in the event of a hurricane? A. loose soil B. shelter C. wind D. sunshine E. trees F. appendages G. clouds H. Collagen Answer:
B
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Why does a snake look for shelter in the winter? A. Protection B. Food C. adding heat D. Water E. When it's cold F. Darkness G. energy barrier H. hydration Answer:
A
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what do animals find in hot temperatures? A. shelter B. excretion C. Roundworms D. emissions E. excretory F. sweating G. appendages H. Energy Answer:
A
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What can animals use for protection? A. hair B. bushes C. keratin D. food E. shells F. appendages G. energy H. sponges Answer:
H
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Where photosynthesis occurs in a cactus, what is stored? A. glucose B. flowers C. water D. sand E. gametes F. birds G. lipids H. energy Answer:
C
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What can be used for hydration? A. tree bark B. leaf C. fur and fat D. Heat energy E. Calcium carbonate F. tree branch G. mussels H. a cactus stem Answer:
H
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what can a cactus stem store? A. hydrogen B. CO2 C. h2o D. H20 E. O2 F. liquid gold G. thorns H. rain Answer:
C
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what is a cactus stem used for storing? A. H20 B. carbon monoxide C. CO2 D. vinegar E. rain F. O2 G. sunlight H. h2o Answer:
H
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A cactus stem is used for storing what? A. roots B. rain C. cactus seeds D. CO2 E. RNA F. calories G. H20 H. h2o Answer:
G
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what do cactuses save? A. water B. germs C. energy D. dirt E. oxygen F. soil G. survive H. Frogs. Answer:
A
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What is stored in the stem of the saguaro? A. gas B. water C. ice D. sand E. fibrous F. sugar G. glucose H. energy Answer:
B
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Where do plants that grow in hot, dry deserts store water? A. In the stem B. In the spines C. peachleaf willow D. scarce resources E. bamboo F. In the branches G. cactuses H. In the leaves Answer:
A
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A cactus stem stores what? A. RNA B. h2o C. rain D. h1n1 E. co2 F. H20 G. O2 H. copper Answer:
B
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When the rain stops the stem used for storing water is fat because the what drink the water A. animals B. liquid C. lipids D. skin E. fatty F. fibrous G. leaves H. roots Answer:
H
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A cactus stem is used for storing what? A. dust B. rain C. excretory D. nutrients E. excretion F. food G. liquid H. ice Answer:
G
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What is a cactus stem used to reserve? A. dishwater B. ocean water C. Water D. hydration E. moisture F. cactus fruit G. nutrients H. moist towels Answer:
E
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How does a cactus survive droughts? A. It becomes dormant B. It helps them survive C. roots and shoots D. high humidity E. circulatory systems F. roots to grow G. Holding water in the stem H. dormant state Answer:
G
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Why do animals eat stems? A. Animal survival B. A transportation fuel C. it keeps an organism warm D. It gets more light E. basic building blocks of life F. Plants store liquids there G. it needs them H. Help plants grow Answer:
F
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What can be used for storing water? A. marshes and swamps B. Something made from fermented ricce C. Something that grows in Mexico D. plankton and nonliving organic E. roots and shoots F. evaporative cooling G. A transportation fuel H. that material's properties Answer:
C
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Where do some plants store their water? A. loose soil B. In their stem C. peachleaf willow D. barrel-shaped E. watershed F. near the shoreline G. dormant state H. by indirect light Answer:
B
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a cactus stem is used for what? A. Plants growth B. nutrients C. kinetic energy D. energy E. growth F. conservation G. flow of electrons H. organic molecules Answer:
F
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What kills bacteria? A. rays or beams B. Plasma cells C. Cooking D. an electric stove E. Petri dish F. deal G. phlange H. evaporation Answer:
B
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what do plasma cells secrete? A. Chemical energy B. water C. Organic compounds D. diseases E. bioaerosols F. harmful substances G. gammaglobulins H. protons Answer:
G
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What is secreted by plasma cells (activated B cells) ? A. bacteria B. sunlight C. bioaerosols D. Organic compounds E. acetic acid F. gammaglobulins G. Chemical energy H. ice Answer:
F
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Plasma cells are activated B cells that secrete what? A. Leptospirosis B. Activated charcoal C. Cellular phone services D. Sweat E. major threat to health F. Warriors of the body. G. Something that causes allergies H. Chemical energy Answer:
F
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What do plasma cells allow our bodies to fight? A. resistance B. parasites C. infection D. illness E. Hostile armies F. invasion G. hair H. Leptospirosis Answer:
C
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what do plasma cells secrete? A. Chemical energy B. h2o C. oxygen D. antigen fighters E. harmful substances F. bioaerosols G. mucus H. Organic compounds Answer:
D
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antibodies are produced by activated B cells that do what? A. Animal survival B. killing insects C. interact D. secrete them E. migrate F. reproduce G. competition H. Allergies Answer:
D
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What secrete antibodies? A. parasites B. barnacles C. the body's largest organ D. major threat to health E. activated b cells F. resistance activities G. fur seals H. it keeps an organism warm Answer:
E
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The mature form of what kind of cell secretes antibodies? A. more abundant B. it needs them C. positive D. graptolites E. A Greek letter F. barnacles G. B-lymphocytes H. homogenous Answer:
G
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