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what are membranes made of? A. complex B. SO2 C. matter D. made E. lmestone F. plasma G. Energy H. an ion Answer:
F
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The molecules secreted by activated B cells are part of the: A. immune system B. Organic compounds C. Energy. D. an organism's body E. acetic acid F. harmful substances G. Chemical energy H. Veins and arteries. Answer:
A
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Plasma cells are activated B cells that secrete what? A. heat or cold B. harmful substances C. Leptospirosis D. bioaerosols E. protein molecules F. Chemical energy G. major threat to health H. Veins and arteries. Answer:
E
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What falls on the windward side of the mountain range? A. Inches B. rain C. mountains D. lava E. snow F. Vapor G. thunder H. waves Answer:
B
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What falls on the windward side extensive foreland thrust developments? A. birds B. rainfall C. weather D. planes E. wave in air F. alluvial G. Sediment H. precipitation Answer:
H
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what falls on the windward side of the mountain range? A. density B. west C. signs of life D. rain E. waves F. Vapor G. Inches H. snow Answer:
D
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What falls on the windward side of the mountain range? A. dew B. Inches C. Vapor D. earthquakes E. snow F. waves G. rocks H. rain Answer:
H
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Where does moist air fall on a mountain? A. bottom B. rainfall C. Under 32 degrees D. during the day E. windward side F. top G. adding heat H. ridge Answer:
E
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The windiest side of a mountainous peninsula also has the most of what? A. mountain B. peninsula C. precipitation D. body water E. heat energy F. rainfall G. windward H. kinetic energy Answer:
C
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Sheep tend to favor the side of a mountain with more: A. wool B. precipitation C. hydrate their cells D. farmers E. valleys F. scattered light G. food and shelter H. They have thick fur Answer:
B
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What side does rainfall fall? A. Winter B. loose soil C. fronts D. rainy E. alluvial F. down G. heat or cold H. Windward Answer:
H
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Snow falls on the _ side of the mountain range A. windward B. rainfall C. mild D. Winter E. Summer F. less water G. Inches H. rain Answer:
A
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What occurs on the windward side of a mountain range? A. fronts B. storms C. rainfall D. growth E. air cools F. rain G. Summer H. Winter Answer:
D
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When it rains in the mountains where would the rain fall? A. looseness of dirt or compost B. Plant growth is reduced C. It used to be covered by water D. Inches or fractions of inches. E. air mass over Earth's surface F. on the windward side G. In the winter H. colder and wetter Answer:
F
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What is blood heavy with? A. Carbon monoxide B. Energy. C. Bacteria D. Chemical energy E. matter vibrating F. Carbon dioxide G. Veins and arteries. H. Water Answer:
F
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Vessels carry deoxygenated what? A. glucose B. oxygen C. Joules D. liquid E. organs F. molecules G. atoms H. blood Answer:
H
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Blood traveling to the heart is A. clotted B. matter vibrating C. sweating D. deoxygenated E. movement F. true G. It expands H. arterial Answer:
D
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Arteries in the body are able to carry what? A. saliva B. breathe C. water D. Air E. oxygen F. blood G. veins H. liquid Answer:
F
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What does blood in the veins have a lot of? A. Carbon dioxide B. Carbon monoxide C. h2o D. Energy. E. Air F. kinetic energy G. Decibels H. Chemical energy Answer:
A
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what generally carries deoxygenated blood? A. blood vessels B. animals C. layers of fat D. mammals E. critical organs F. an organism's body G. elephants H. athletes Answer:
A
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Veins generally carry what type of blood? A. oxygen B. porous C. blue D. H 2 O E. a path F. SO2 G. liquid H. nektar Answer:
C
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deoxygenated blood is carried where? A. to our heart B. during the day C. animal transport D. our planet E. critical organs F. mouth of rivers G. humans H. organs Answer:
A
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what supplies the heart? A. organ B. Energy C. veins D. ovaries E. glucose F. oxygen G. sugar H. alveoli Answer:
C
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What do veins carry? A. copper B. glucose C. Energy D. Length E. oxygen F. warmth G. Cells H. voltage Answer:
G
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What is carried toward the heart? A. flow of electrons B. kinetic energy C. deoxygenated blood D. the body's largest organ E. Electrical energy F. energy of moving objects G. refraction of light H. electromagnetic energy Answer:
C
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what carries deoxygenated blood? A. cows B. mammals C. elephants D. goats E. vessels F. crocodiles G. ferns H. chickens Answer:
E
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High temperatures can cause objects to what? A. Movement B. freeze C. chill D. ice over E. Pollution F. deadly G. explode H. Bend Answer:
G
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What can being near the sun do to an object? A. Dehydration B. freeze it C. regenerate it D. heal it E. combust it F. Change colors G. heating liquids H. protect them Answer:
E
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Applying high temperature in the presence of what can cause an object to burn/ A. heat B. toxins C. energy D. oxygen E. sweating F. Energy. G. Pollution H. expand Answer:
D
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what can high temperatures cause? A. symptoms B. dioxins C. Rise D. Pollution E. anemia F. Allergies G. disease H. sweating Answer:
B
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What can cause a more powerful reaction? A. heating liquids B. hyperthyroidism C. Thyroid-stimulating hormone D. hypothyroidism E. chemical reaction F. higher temperature G. energy of moving objects H. heat energy Answer:
F
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What causes an object to combust? A. heating liquids B. friction C. It gets heated up D. incineration E. heat energy F. flow of electrons G. Electrical energy H. Energy. Answer:
D
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What can create toxic fumes? A. cigarettes B. High temperatures. C. smoking tobacco D. harmful substances E. fossil fuels F. chlorofluorocarbons G. Pesticides H. chemical reaction Answer:
B
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what can high temperatures cause? A. Dehydration B. hyperthyroidism C. oxidation reaction D. Plant growth is reduced E. Greenhouse gases F. hypothyroidism G. global warming H. contamination Answer:
C
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What can high temperatures cause? A. hyperthyroidism B. Dehydration C. Greenhouse gases D. chemical reaction E. global warming F. contamination G. Air pollution H. sweating Answer:
G
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What does predation limit on a species? A. Animal survival B. Reproduction C. the number of animals D. genetic material E. scarce resources F. nutrients G. grass H. birds Answer:
C
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having what is a cause of mortality A. natural predators B. seasons C. Abnormal cell growth D. liver cancer E. insects F. chickenpox G. influenza H. sunlight Answer:
A
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having what increases the potential to produce more offspring than the environment can support? A. no natural habitat B. no natural prey C. competing for resources D. peachleaf willow E. no natural owners F. members of their own species G. animals with backbones H. no natural predators Answer:
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What has an increased population size over time? A. trout B. dolphins C. squids D. Frogs E. dodos F. koalas G. white lions H. Tasmanian tigers Answer:
F
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What event does the lack of natural predators prevent? A. extinction B. Animal survival C. deforestation D. proliferation E. movement F. population explosion G. competition H. increasing population Answer:
A
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what does having no natural predators mean creatures have to be? A. Echinoderm. B. animals C. heterotrophs D. Echinoids E. slow and inefficient F. better adapted G. threatened H. dangerous Answer:
F
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Having thousands of new babies means what? A. major threat to health B. no natural predators C. Animal survival D. the body's largest organ E. members of their own species F. Plant growth is reduced G. Reproduction H. genetic material Answer:
B
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what does having no natural predators increase? A. Animal survival B. in the frog family C. fur and fat D. scarce resources E. hyperthyroidism F. competition G. food and shelter H. expenditures Answer:
H
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What filters blood? A. nephrons B. capillaries C. mechanical D. four limbs E. animals F. organ G. sunlight H. mollusks Answer:
A
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Nephrons are the structural and functional units of the organ that filters what? A. Light B. Energy C. Coffee D. liquid E. Air F. Oxygen G. Blood H. Food Answer:
G
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what contains a system of blood vessels and tubules A. clouds B. kidneys C. organ D. density E. lungs F. complex G. blood cells H. alveoli Answer:
B
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where do fluid in the kidneys collect? A. bowels B. ducts C. alveoli D. liquid E. solutes F. tubes G. arteries H. matter Answer:
B
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Where do mammals make urine? A. Kidneys B. liver C. alveoli D. bladder E. liquid F. organ G. toilets H. sweating Answer:
A
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What is part of the kidney structure? A. thorax B. glomerulus C. organ D. arteries E. layers of fat F. more abundant G. pancreas H. urine Answer:
B
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What is required to remove creatinine from the body? A. evaporation B. adding heat C. Dehydration D. sleep E. sweating F. nephrons G. glucose H. hydration Answer:
F
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nephrons are the structural and functional units of what? A. Something coming from a gland B. A compound that donates proton C. urine manufacturing organs D. Veins and arteries. E. critical organs F. sensory neurons G. food and shelter H. the body's largest organ Answer:
C
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things that have a what are the structural units of the kidneys? A. organ B. epidermal C. critical organs D. it needs them E. bioaerosols F. sensory neurons G. glomerulus H. layers of fat Answer:
G
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Damage to the structural units of the kidneys can be caused by .. A. harmful substances B. an area swollen with pus C. a lot of human deaths D. Pesticides E. Heavy rains F. Leptospirosis G. Veins and arteries. H. high blood pressure Answer:
H
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What are the structural and functional units of the organ that filters blood? A. lungs B. nephrons C. humans D. pancreas E. eardrum F. alveoli G. epidermal H. organ Answer:
B
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the structural and functional units of the kidneys consist of vascular and tubular what? A. Epidermis B. organ C. epidermal D. it needs them E. critical organs F. sensory neurons G. components H. Joules Answer:
G
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What do nephrons filter? A. Blood B. matter C. solutes D. Energy E. SO2 F. Gases G. Energy. H. cations Answer:
A
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What may cause chemicals to leach in soil? A. soil is permeable B. Pesticides C. soil is hard D. soil is dense E. soil is eroded F. Organic compounds G. fossil fuels H. harmful substances Answer:
A
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what flows with ease through soil if it's permeable? A. mulch B. wind C. NaCl D. CO 2 E. h2o F. oxygen G. vapor H. H20 Answer:
E
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Water can flow easily through soil where what has formed and expanded? A. bogs B. rock C. Sand D. ice E. moss F. dam G. peat H. stem Answer:
D
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If soil is permeable then what easily flows through the soil? A. bacteria and algae B. A compound of hydrogen and oxygen C. solid, liquid, gas D. marshes and swamps E. the wearing away of rock F. basic building blocks of life G. plankton and nonliving organic H. To another location like underground Answer:
B
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Water easily flows through what? A. streams. B. streams C. coral reefs D. sandy soils E. aqueous solution F. swamp vegetation G. calcite H. Sediment Answer:
D
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The best place to locate a septic system is A. in soil where water drains easily B. underground systems C. have a positive impact on the environment D. an area swollen with pus E. fissures of hot, acidic water F. marshes and swamps G. a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun H. To another location like underground Answer:
A
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What is the rate of water flow of soil? A. salinity B. variable C. heat energy D. reduce E. streams. F. streams G. down H. evaporation Answer:
B
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What happens to water poured on volcanic soil? A. evaporation B. Condensation C. ground to shake D. It flows through. E. Plant growth is reduced F. contamination G. aqueous solution H. It gets heated up Answer:
D
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What does water easily flow through? A. calcite B. streams C. gourdin D. Sediment E. cactuses F. watershed G. streams. H. crust Answer:
C
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Cross-pollination increases what? A. Reproduction B. gene flow C. Plant reproduction D. Maceration E. traits F. Anthropic Principle G. Interphase H. biodiversity Answer:
H
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what does cross-pollination increase? A. bees B. trees C. gene flow D. Reproduction E. traits F. Plant reproduction G. biodiversity H. carbon monoxide Answer:
G
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What increases biodiversity? A. Reproduction B. cross-pollination C. By coral exoskeletons D. gene flow E. Quality of life F. self-pollination G. asexual reproduction H. extinction Answer:
B
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What animal increases plants genetic diversity? A. Reproduction B. Plant reproduction C. flowers D. Hummingbirds E. fish F. whales G. sharks H. animals Answer:
D
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What happens with the gene flow between similar species of plants? A. Genetic diversity is increased B. sperm and egg fuse C. basic building blocks of life D. The gene flow dies E. biological diversity F. Genetic diversity is decreased G. It helps them survive H. The plant dies Answer:
A
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What does evolution require? A. Time and energy B. Plant reproduction C. cross-pollination D. Reproduction E. gene flow F. coded genes G. circulatory systems H. animals with backbones Answer:
C
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Cross-pollination increases A. flowers B. Reproduction C. seeds D. gene flow E. growth F. evolution G. pollen H. traits Answer:
F
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Cross-pollination increases something required by what? A. gene flow B. flowers C. insects D. bushes E. Evolution F. plants G. ferns H. Reproduction Answer:
E
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By changing a gas into a liquid, how is condensing achieved? A. Water expanding B. lowering the temperature C. blowing on it D. taking the temperature E. heat is produced F. heat production G. permineralization H. stirring a liquid Answer:
B
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What changes gas into a liquid? A. water B. cooking C. condensing D. Evaporation E. boiling F. cool off G. Dilution H. convection Answer:
C
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What does reducing heat change gas into? A. water B. solutes C. energy D. rock E. sweating F. tube G. liquid H. freon Answer:
G
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What are one form of changing from a gas into a liquid by reducing heat energy A. pressure cooking B. sweating C. tire pressure D. cycles E. Clouds F. scuba diving G. boiling H. rain Answer:
E
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condensing means changing from a gas into a liquid by reducing what? A. moving molecules B. Temperature C. water D. Evaporation E. hydrogen and oxygen F. petroleum G. Water expanding H. humidity Answer:
A
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condensing means the opposite change of state to what? A. Dilution B. water C. heat D. sweating E. less water F. boiling G. melting H. freezing Answer:
F
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What can be a gas or a liquid? A. Alcohol B. ozone C. water D. vapors E. heat F. blood G. NaCl H. shale Answer:
C
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What results in changing from a gas into a liquid by reducing heat energy? A. exposure to cold B. degrees celcius C. molecules joining together D. rain or sun shine E. Warm air moving into cold air F. molecules separating G. molecules becoming nothing H. molecules exploding Answer:
C
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The what of vaporization changes a gas into a liquid by reducing heat energy? A. boiling B. reverse C. Dilution D. Energy. E. sweating F. complete G. rain H. store Answer:
B
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Changing water vapor to a liquid is done by doing what to heat energy? A. evaporation B. boiling C. Dehydration D. kinetic energy E. reducing it F. sweating G. energy H. Energy. Answer:
E
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What can happen if water vapor's heat energy is reduced? A. body temperature reduces B. enormous damage to homes C. DNA damage and mutations D. during dehydration E. major threat to health F. raising their temperature G. depress neuronal excitability H. it changes from gas to liquid Answer:
H
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What does reducing heat energy do to a vapor? A. decreases its bodily water B. It remains dormant C. evaporation D. recovery time from fatigue E. Dehydration F. Turns it into water G. It becomes dormant H. major threat to health Answer:
F
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Calories measure the energy that leaves a gas to form what? A. nutrients B. burning C. warmth D. H20 E. ligt F. liquid G. store H. movement Answer:
F
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What helps plants grow? A. Glucose B. Enzymes C. Roots D. Cold temperatures E. Bees F. RNA G. Confined Spaces H. Shade Answer:
C
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a plant requires what to live longer? A. trees B. eggs C. energy D. water E. oxygen F. peroxide G. Energy. H. growth Answer:
D
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Vegetation will wither and die if it doesn't get enough what? A. rain B. radiation C. oxygen D. rocks E. energy F. water G. dark H. Energy. Answer:
F
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What does rain do to plants? A. major threat to health B. They may not survive. C. massive damage D. Pollinates them easier E. Turns the leaves brown F. Helps it thrive G. Attract birds and plants H. Regrows it Answer:
F
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Plants require what to grow and flower? A. bulbs B. personal thought C. gametes D. food E. seeds F. farmer's touch G. Light H. kind words Answer:
A
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what requires water to grow? A. density B. ferns C. gravity D. rice E. animals F. Frogs G. weathering H. Oak Answer:
B
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What do plants need to develop? A. trees B. water C. glass D. seeds E. energy F. growth G. Energy. H. fire Answer:
B
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what do seeds need? A. water B. warmth C. flowers D. food E. Enzymes F. sand G. protein H. ocean Answer:
A
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What does bamboo require to grow? A. Sun B. protein C. fibers D. viruses E. Light F. bacteria G. ice cubes H. water Answer:
H
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What does a plant require to grow? A. Enzymes B. sodium C. Pesticides D. Plantations E. Farmers F. sugar G. H 2 O H. photons Answer:
G
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Flowers require A. water to grow B. Electrical energy C. sunlight D. water to excrete waste in E. water to reproduce in F. flow of electrons G. genetic diversity H. water to take root in Answer:
A
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What does a plant require in order to grow? A. energy B. Energy. C. sunlight D. nutrients E. Heat energy F. power G. Glucose H. photons Answer:
D
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What can fungi spores develop into without being fertilized? A. shrub beds B. litter C. Sugar D. Protein E. Bacteria F. graptolites G. ferns H. Food Answer:
E
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what kind of spores can develop into new haploid individuals without being fertilized? A. graptolites B. burning coal C. bacteria D. human E. plants F. mushroom G. embryos H. parasites Answer:
F
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