What is Plankton?

The three major groups of marine life include Nekton, Benthos, and? A. Plankton B. Killer Whales C. Cod D. Sharkes

What are Earthquakes?

What has S Waves and P Waves? A chemical weathering B earthquakes C hurricanes D Law of Superposition

What is the nucleus

The organelle that stores genetic information. A flagellum B nucleus C mitochondrion D vacuole

What is individual susceptibility

The factor that best explains why some people will react differently than others to the same dose of an antibiotic. A high potency B low concentration C individual exposure D individual susceptibility

What is pouring two liquids together to create a solid?

Evidence that elements can combine to form new compounds. A melting a solid B freezing a liquid C moving a piece of metal with a magnet D pouring two liquids together to create a solid

What is Intertidal Zone?

In Which Zone would you find sea stars (star fish)? A. Benthic Zone, B. Oceanic Zone, C. Intertidal Zone, Nertic Zone

What is they have similar types of rocks and fossils

The best evidence that two continents were once connected. A They have similar types of rocks and fossils. B They are in the same stage of succession. C They exist along the same line of latitude. D They have the same climate.

What is stored fat?

A lipid is a ? A. stored protein B. stored fat C. stored organelle D. stored cilia

What is Influenza is highly contagious

The statement that best describes influenza. A Influenza causes most forms of lung cancer. B Influenza is caused by poor hygiene. C Influenza is cured with antibiotics. D Influenza is highly contagious.

What is malleability.

The property of metals that allows them to be used to make coins that have the same thickness. A electrical conductivity B density C malleability D specific heat

What is Coast?

Where would you find Mangrove Trees? A. Mountains, B. Piedmont, C. Coast, D. Foothills

What is Time?

Index fossils tell scientists what most important fact? A. Time, B. Place, C. Identification of Plant/Animal, D. Is the Globe Warming

What are Decomposers?

What are organisms that break down things called? A. Decomposers, B. Eubacteria, Genetic Engineeringl, The Lytic Cycle

What is biotechnology?

The type of training local schools offer in order to prepare potential workers in the pharmaceutical industry. A biotechnology B ecology C engineering D geology

What is Food Preservative?

A chemical that can prevent or slow dow the spoiling of food is known as? A. Crop Yield, B. Food Pesticide, C. Food Sanitation, D. Food Preservative

What is Making Fresh Water from Salt Water?

Desalination is the process of? A Making Ocean Power B Making Wind Power C Making Fresh Water from Salt Water D Making Salad without Dressing

What are Divergent Boundaries?

Tectonic Plates pulling apart are? A. Divergent Boundaries, B. Convergent Boundaries, C. Transforming Boundaries, D. Plate Boundaries

What is cellular respiration

The process where oxygen is added to nutrients to release energy in the form of ATP. photosynthesis endocytosis exocytosis cellular respiration

What is a prokaryote?

A less complex cell composed of no true nucleus. unicellular multicellular prokaryote eukaryote

What is there is a change in the volume of the can?

This best describes the physical change of an aluminum soda can after it is crushed. A There is a change in the mass of the can. B There is a change in the weight of the can. C There is a change in the volume of the can. D There is a change in the specific heat of the can.

What is Plastic?

Which is the current worst environmental problem in our Oceans? A. Oil Spills, B. Red Tide, C. Cruise Liners, D. Plastic

What is Caldera?

A Super Volcano can be identified by? A. Smoke, B. Ash, C. Lava Flows, D. Caldera

What is cytokinesis.

The phase of mitosis where the cell's cytoplasm and organelles are pinched into two daughter cells. interphase metaphase cytokinesis prophase

What is dose.

The amount of medicine prescribed to treat an illness to be taken at one time. potency exposure tablet dose

What is 96.8 J?

The specific heat of copper is 387 J/kg degrees C. If the temperature of 0.05 kg of copper is raised from 25 degrees C to 30 degrees C, how much heat was put into the copper? A 50 Joules B 50 grams C 96.8 Joules D 100 grams