Unit 2- Matter
Unit 3- Energy
Unit 4: Agents of Disease
Unit 4- Agents of Disease
Unit 5- Biotechnology
100

Which of these determines the identity of an element?

    A. number of electrons

    B. the number of protons

    C. number of energy levels

    D. number of neutrons

    B : the number of protons 

100

Which of the following is a nonrenewable energy resource?

A. coal

B. wood

C. wind

D. biomass

A: coal 

100

An event in which a disease spreads to many regions of the world is called

A. an epidemic

B. an outbreak

C. a pandemic

D. a pathogen 



C: pandemic 

100

Which process uses a body cell to create a new organism? 

A. crossbreeding

B. cloning

C. genetic modification

D. gene splicing

B cloning

100

Which process uses a body cell to create a new organism?

A. crossbreeding

B. cloning

C. genetic modification

D. gene splicing 

B: cloning 

200

What is formed when two or more elements are chemically combined?

    A. atom

    B. composite

    C. compound

    D. mixture

 C: compound 


200

Why is the use of geothermal energy limited?

A. It can be used only in areas that have volcanic activity, and these areas are limited.

B. It can be used only in areas that receive a great deal of sunlight, and these areas are limited.

C. It destroys habitats so it cannot be used in areas where there is a lot of wildlife.

D. It pollutes the water, so it cannot be used in areas where people live.    

A: It can be used only in areas that have volcanic activity, and these areas are limited 

200

A vaccine is made from

A. proteins produced by the body’s immune system

B. a weakened or dead form of a pathogen

C. body cells that are immune to a disease

D. an antibiotic used to treat an infectious disease


                                                            B

B: a weakened or dead for of a pathogen 

200

 Which of these is a concern about the use of Biotechnology?

A. increased crop yield

B. development of new vaccines

C. increased job opportunities

D. creation of new pathogens                                                        

D. Creation of new pathogens 

200

 A DNA fingerprint is

A. a unique sequence of repeating units in a

         section of DNA.

    B. a gene inserted into a bacterial chromosome

    C. the complete sequence of an organism’s

         DNA

    D. a copy of chromosome

A: a unique of repeating units in a section of DNA 

300

The nucleus of an atom contains 

A. only neutrons

B. protons and electrons

C. protons and neutrons

D. only electrons

C: protons and neutrons 

300

Which would least likely have an impact on global climate changes?

A. producing energy using oil

B. producing energy using coal

C. producing energy using hydroelectric plants

D. producing energy using natural gas

C: producing energy using hydroelectric plants 

300

Why do doctors suggest that people get a flu vaccine each year?

A. Viruses replicate more rapidly over time.

B. Viruses can mutate from year to year.

C. Vaccines are absorbed by the body after a year.

D. Vaccines get stronger over time.

B: viruses can mutate from year to year 

300

In 1918, an outbreak of influenza infected 500,000 people all over the world. Ten of millions of those infected died. In 1994, an outbreak of pneumonic plague spread quickly.Through the city of Surat in India, killing 52 people.  Which statement BEST describes the two events?    

A.  Both outbreaks were pandemics.

B.  Both outbreaks were epidemics.

C. The influenza outbreak was pandemic. The plague outbreak was an epidemic.

D. The influenza outbreak was epidemic. The plague outbreak was an pandemic.



            

C: the influenza outbreak was pandemic. the plague outbreak was an epidemic 

300

Genetic engineering has directly increased productivity in which U.S industry?

       A. agriculture

       B. astronomy

       C. automobile

       D. media     

A: agriculture 

400

How are the elements in the modern periodic

table arranged

A. alphabetical order

B. by atomic mass

C. by date discovery

D. by number of protons

D: by number of protons 

400

Which of the following statement is false?

A. Solar energy is an example of renewable energy.

B. Hydropower is the energy of moving water.

C. Biomass is any material from living things that can be used as an energy source. 

D. Geothermal energy means conservation of energy

D: Geothermal energy means conservation of enegry 

400

Ten people became sick with the flu after attending a school dance. What is the scenario that could best explain how the people got sick?

A. contact with environmental sources

B. contact with an infected animal

C. contact with a contaminated object

D. contact with an infected person  

D: contact with the infected person 

400

Although antibiotics are useful in the control of bacteria, which best describes the disadvantage of their overuse?

A. The overuse of antibiotics could lead to the pollution of water resources.

B. The overuse of antibiotics could lead to resistant strains of bacteria.

C. The overuse of antibiotics could lead to the spread of mutated diseases.

D. The overuse of antibiotics could lead to weakened immune systems in humans.            

B: the overuse of antibiotics could lead to the resistant strains of bacteria 

400

What is involved in creating genetically modified bacteria?

A. allowing them to reproduce freely

B. changing their food source

C. using biotechnology techniques

D. growing them on selected plants                            

C:Using biotechnolgy techniques 

500

Elements are described as pure substances because 

A. they are found in nature.

B.they cannot be separated into parts by physical means.

C. they have no charge.

D. they can be produced in a laboratory.      

B: they cannot be separated into parts by physical mean 

500

Which problem is most likely to result from the use of nuclear power?

A. pollutants in the groundwater after drilling

B. storage of radioactive wastes

C. miners getting trapped underground

D. oil spills that pollute oceans and beaches

B: storage of radioactive waste 

500

A patient comes into a clinic sneezing and coughing, with a runny nose and fever. Which would be the most likely diagnosis?    

     A. malaria

     B. spotted fever

     C. food poisoning

     D. the common cold 

 

D: the common cold 

500

Which best explains the significance of an infectious disease? 

A. It can be passed from one person to another.

B. It cannot be passed from one person to another.

C. It will respond effectively to antibiotics in 7 days.

D. It will not respond effectively to antibiotics in 7 days.            

A: It can be passed from one person to another

500

Which is the most useful change made to crops using applications of biotechnology?

    A. Crops use more nutrients.

    B. Crops need more fertilizers.

    C. Crops resist more diseases.

    D. Crops take more time to grow.

C: crps resist more diesases

M
e
n
u