Chemistry
Hydrology
Fossils
Micro And Macro Biology
Ecology
100

Give an example of a physical change

Answers include but are not limited to: Tearing, melting, freezing, crumpling

100

What is turbidity

Quality of being cloudy or opaque

100

Name the 3 types of natural boundaries

Convergent, divergent, transform

100

Explain the purpose of food

To provide fuel and nutrients for organisms

100
Explain the difference between a biotic and abiotic factor within an ecosystem. Give an example of each

Biotic is living and abiotic is nonliving

Biotic: Plants and Animals

Abiotic: Rocks, Water

200

Which group does not bond with other elements because it has a full shell of valence electrons

Group 18, Noble gasses

200

An area of land that drains to one place

Watershed

200

In which era did most of human history occur

Cenozoic

200

Explain the difference between a pandemic and an epidemic

Pandemic is widespread, epidemic is localized

200

What could the result of a consumer in a food web only having one source of food

If that food source becomes less or extinct that could negatively impact the species that feeds on it as it will have fewer or no alternatives

300

Give an example of a homogenous mixture and a heterogenous mixture

Answers may vary  but homogenous is the same throughout (Milk) and heterogenous has distinct parts (salad)

300

Why are aquifers important to humans?

Provides a source of groundwater for use by homes and businesses

300

Which type of rocks are fossils found in?

Why?

Sedimentary

Better at preserving organic matter due to the heat not destroying the fossils

300

What do viruses need in order to reproduce?

A host

300

Give two examples of a limiting factor

Sunlight, water, nutrients, space

400

What are the two parts of a chemical equation and What must be true of these parts?

Why?

Reactants, products. They must be balanced. Because of the law of conservation of mass

400

Describe the difference between point source and non point source pollution. Give an example of each.


Point Source Pollution can be identified easily and non point source pollution can not.

Point Source: Someone littering

NonPoint: Runoff from fertilizer from multiple farms

400

What does the law of superposition state

Younger fossils are found above older fossils in rock and sediment
400

Explain 2 pros and 2 cons (based on science and evidence) of GMOs in North Carolina

Answers may vary

400

Give an example of an adaptation and how it could be both advantageous and disadvantageous in different habitats

Example: White fur coat in winter but if it doesn't snow the white fur coat makes it stand out and more vulnerable to predators

500

Which 4 pieces of information is found in each square of the periodic table? Must name all the parts to gain the points

1. Atomic Name

2. Atomic Symbol

3. Atomic Mass

4. Atomic Number (Number of protons)

500

What causes algal bloom in a water system?

What can be a result of algal bloom?

An over abundance of nitrogen

Organisms don't get enough sunlight, and then photosynthesis can't take place and they die due to lack of oxygen

500

What is the difference between relative and radioactive dating?

Relative dating is based on other fossils and rocks, radioactive dating uses isotopes

500

Explain 2 ways to prevent the spread of disease

Answers may include: Isolation, vaccination, hand washing,  etc.

500

In the video that we watched, give 3 examples of how the reintroduction of wolves changed the ecosystem

Trees grew taller, fewer deer, more biodiversity, rivers moved due to the plants along the side of it and the dams created by the beavers. 

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