Hydrosphere
Geologic/ Life Evolution
Chemistry
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100

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 is Making Fresh Water from Salt Water 

100

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 they have similar types of rocks and fossils?

100

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 pouring two liquids together to create a solid?

100

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 influenza is highly contagious?

100
  • Elements in a group have

    • A wide range of chemical properties

    • The same atomic radius

    • Similar chemical properties

    • The same number of protons

What is similar chemical properties?

200

Which of the following is an example of a non-point source of pollution? 

  • Runoff from a farm field

  • A leaking septic tank

  • A pipe releasing chemicals

  • A cracked oil drum

What is runoff from a farm field?

200

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

What is Time?

200

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 malleability?

200
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    How do viruses compare to bacteria?

    • The are both living

    • They are always spherical in shape

    • Viruses are much bigger

    • Viruses are much smaller

What is viruses are much smaller?

200
  • ____ is the change in the genetics of a species over time.

    • A.) mutation

    • B.) evolution

    • C.) adaptive radiation

What is evolution?

300

A student measured how much salt could be dissolved in water at five different temperatures. The student used 100mL of water and the same brand of salt for each trial. The manipulated variable was the ...

What is the temperature of water?

300

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 individual susceptibility?

300

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 there is a change in the volume of the can?

300
  • A(n) ____ is a current in the ocean that brings deep, cold water to the ocean surface.

    • A.) wave

    • B.) tide

    • C.) upwelling

What is upwelling?

300
  • What is a process that produces chemical change?

    • A.) chemical reaction

    • B.) endothermic reaction

    • C.) exothermic reaction

What is a chemical reaction?

400

    •  A scientist chemically combines 25 grams of hydrogen with 50 grams of oxygen to form water. After the chemical reaction is complete, there are only 72 grams of water. Which best explains why the total mass is reduced?

      • Some of the water evaporated.

      • Oxygen has less mass when it is combined in a compound.

      • When water combines, some of the mass is changed into heat.

      • Hydrogen has less mass when it is combined in a compound.


What is some of the water evaporated?

400

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

What is cellular respiration?

400

  • The elements in Group 1 of the periodic table are commonly called the

    • Alkali metals

    • Transition metals

    • Alkaline earth metals

    • Rare earth metals

What is Alkali Metals?

400

What happens to water at the ocean’s surface as it moves from the equator toward the Arctic Ocean? A The water cools, causing its density to decrease. B The water cools, causing its density to increase. C The water cools, causing its humidity to decrease. D The water cools, causing its humidity to increase.

What is the water cools, causing its density to increase?

400

    • _____ are proteins that destroy or neutralize substances that do not belong in or are not part of your body.

      • A.) anemia

      • B.) lymphocytes

      • C.) antibodies

What are antibodies?

500
  • Which event will lead to the greatest reduction of dissolved oxygen in a lake?

    • Decreased number of fish in the lake

    • Increased nutrients and algal blooms

    • Increased number of fish in the lake

    • Decreased number of plants surrounding the lake

What is increased nutrients and algal blooms?

500

  • Which of the following would scientists examine to learn about the global evolution of extinct organisms?

    • Topographic maps

    • The fossil record

    • Living organisms in their habitats

    • Microorganisms in drinking water

What is a fossil record?

500
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    What does the number above the symbol for each element represent?

    • The number of isotopes

    • Its atomic number

    • Its number of neutrons

    • Its atomic mass

What is it's atomic number?

500

An unidentified pure solid is composed of an element. The substance is metallic and reacts vigorously when placed in water. Where is this element most likely found on the periodic table? A at the top of the periodic table B at the bottom of the periodic table C on the left side of the periodic table D on the right side of the periodic table

What is on the left side of the periodic table?

500

    • ______ are usually gases or brittle solids at room temperature and poor conductors of heat and electricity.

      • A.) metals

      • B.) nonmetals

      • C.) metalloid

What are nonmetals?

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