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| If one strand of DNA has the sequence CAGTC, the opposite strand will have the sequence |
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| prokaryotic cells have existed on Earth far longer than eukaryotic cells have existed |
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| If an male adult organism has 40 chromosomes, how many chromosomes will its sperm cells have? |
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| What sex is the following human as determined from the karyotype? |
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| The sections of an mRNA molecule that are removed before translation are |
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| The A,B, O bloodtype in humans is an example of |
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| Which of the following is not a characteristic of living things? |
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| During which stage of the cell cycle does a cell copy its genetic material? |
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| Which of the following cell organelles conducts photosynthesis in plant cells? |
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| Which of the following statements about sex-linked traits is FALSE? |
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| The fact that a red-flowered snapdragon bred to a white snapdragon produces pink-flowered offspring is an example of |
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| Which of the following terms describes the movement of oxygen from red blood cells into other cells in the body? |
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| When Mendel crossed pea plants with green seeds with pea plants with yellow seeds, all of the offspring had yellow seeds. This means that the trait for yellow seed color is |
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| During transcription, the mRNA molecule constructed from the DAn sequence ATTGC is |
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| which of the following organelles is responsible for building proteins for the cell? |
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| The onion cell in the yellow circle is in which stage of mitosis? |
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| straight hairline must be a homozygote OR straight hairline must be a heterozygote |
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| If a widow's peak hairline is dominant and a straight hairline is recessive, then a person with a |
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| sugar and phosphate; nitrogeneous bases |
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| If DNA is described as have a ladder like structure, the 'sides' of the ladder are composed of _________, and the 'rungs' of the ladder are composed of _______. |
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| Which of the following is NOT a reason for a cell to undergo mitosis? |
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| What form of transport across the cell membrane does not require energy, but does require a carrier protein? |
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| Crossing over occurs during which stage of meiosis? |
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Two black female mice were bred with Sam, a brown male. In three litters:
Female A produced 9 black mice and 7 brown ones.
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| Given the following cross, TtBb x TtBb, the resulting phenotypic ratio would be which of the following? |
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| eukaryotic cells contain DNA in a nucleus and prokaryotic cells do not AND prokaryotic cells have existed for a lot longer time on the Earth than eukaryotic cells. |
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| One difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells is that |
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| During alcoholic fermentation, |
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| All of the following are true about meiosis except: |
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| Some of the children of two parents without dimples could have dimples. |
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| If having dimples is dominant and not having dimples is recessive, then which of the following could NOT be true? |
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| store genetic information in living organisms. |
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| All of the following are found in chromosomes except |
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| the mRNA transcript may contain introns that are removed before translation |
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| Which of the following statements regarding transcription and translation is true? |
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| The fact that red-flowered snapdragons bred to white-flowered snapdragons produces pink-flowered offspring is an example of |
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| RNA uses a completely different set of nitrogenous bases than DNA |
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| RNA and DNA differ in all of the following ways except: |
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| carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight |
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| The reactants in the process of photosynthesis are |
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all of the children of two straight-hairline parents will have straight hairlines. |
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| If a widow's peak hairline is dominant and a straight hairline is recessive, then |
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| If an organism's body cells have 60 chromosomes, then its gametes have |
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| RNA uses a completely different set of nitrogeneous bases than DNA. |
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| RNA and DNA differ in all of the following except: |
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| In a plant cell, the organelles that break down organic molecules to produce ATP (energy) for the cell's use are |
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| The molecule that is made during transcription is |
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| Which of the following is not a characteristic of a virus? |
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plants build glucose during photosynthesis |
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| All of the following traits are heritable in humans except |
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| Birds are most closely related to which of the following? |
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| Which of the features below was the first to appear in hominids? |
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| The total set of biotic and abiotic resources a species uses within a community is its |
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| deserts and temperate grasslands |
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| Fertile soils are found in |
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| states that natural selection is a result of organisms competing for food and other resources , states that evolution was the result of organisms with traits that help them survive passing their genes on to the next generation, resulted from careful scientific observation. |
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| Darwin’s theory of evolution |
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| bacteria, archaea, and eukarya |
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| The three domains of life are |
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| Archea cells are eukaryotes, while Bacteria are prokaryotes. |
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| Which type of animal has an external exoskeleton made of chitin, a segmented body, and jointed legs? |
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| ________ are endotherms, and ________ are ectotherms |
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| decompose organic matter to recycle nutrients, fix Nitrogen so it can be used by plants, and can be used to make food. |
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| Bacteria are important because they |
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| Which of the following would be classified as a protist? |
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| A population of beetles in which some individuals are blue and some individuals are green evolves by chance because more alleles of one color are transmitted to the next generation than alleles of the other color. This mechanism of evolution is known as |
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| is growing, but is expected to stop growing when the population reaches 10 billion, soon after the year 2050. |
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| If natural selection favors the average body size in a population of mites, you expect to see |
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| The change in coloration of the peppered moth occurred because of |
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| When an Egyptian plover cleans the teeth of a crocodile, we see an example of |
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| the activities of earlier waves of colonizers cause nutrients and organic matter to accumulate in a habitat, allowing later colonizers to thrive. |
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| During ecological succession, |
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| Which of the following is not a vertebrate? |
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| logistically; exponentially |
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| When population growth slows as a population reaches the habitat's carrying capacity, the population has grown ________. When a population experiences J-shaped growth, it grows ________. |
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| Which trophic level do plant-eating antelope belong to? |
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include both unicellular and multicellular forms |
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| Bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics over several generations. |
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| Which of the following is an example of a population evolving? |
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a postzygotic reproductive barrier |
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The liger is an example of what? |
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| Homo sapiens neanderthalis became extinct before Homo sapiens sapiens evolved. |
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| Which statement regarding human evolution and our hominid relatives is false? |
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| consists of two parts, the genus name and the species name and is always Latinized |
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| The scientific name of a species |
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| Species in which death rates are high early in life, with few individuals surviving until late in life, are characterized by |
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| the erratic flight of the Painted Lady butterfly. |
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| Each of the following are adaptations related to acquiring mates except |
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| HIV destroys the body's immune system by destroying which of the following |
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| The relationship between a leech and the animal it feeds off of is an example of |
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| The first genes were probably made of DNA, not RNA. |
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| Which of the following statements regarding the origin of life is false? |
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| Bacteria can possess any of the following traits except |
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| kingdom, class, family, genus |
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| Which of the following lists of Linnaean levels of classification is correctly ordered from largest to smallest? |
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| mitochondria and chloroplasts evolved from prokaryotes living inside early eukaryotes. |
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| The endosymbiotic theory states that |
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| Which type of animal may possess a tube-like structure with a large central cavity, is sedentary, and lacks tissues? |
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| All the organisms belonging to a single species that live in a given area make up a(n) |
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| "gaps" in the fossil record should be accepted somewhere closer to face value, species may not change for long periods of time, and rapid change in species often occurs during speciation events. |
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| In their theory of punctuated equilibrium, Stephen Jay Gould and Niles Eldredge argue that |
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| Oceanic phytoplankton are found in the |
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| Under a cladistic classification system, organisms are grouped together based on their |
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| Which classification system makes use of multiple levels from domain to species? |
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| The only known infectious agents that lack genetic material are |
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| All mammals have nipples. |
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| Which statement regarding mammals is false? |
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| breeding of corn from teosinte. |
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| An example of artificial selection is the |
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| On average, what percent of the energy at one trophic level becomes available at the next trophic level? |
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| Where does most rainfall on Earth finally end up before becoming rain again? |
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| prokaryotes that are more closely related to eukaryotes than bacteria. |
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| Because of the Coriolis effect, a wind in the Northern Hemisphere is deflected |
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| meteorite or comet bombardment. |
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| The high concentration of iridium at the Cretaceous Tertiary boundary may be attributable to |
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| to shield Earth's surface from harmful ultraviolet radiation. |
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| During the Precambrian, the development of the ozone layer helped |
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| When an air mass is pushed upward over an obstacle, such as a mountain, it undergoes |
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| the unequal heating of the Earth's surface. |
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| What is the factor most responsible for causing weather on Earth? |
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| The fundamental source of energy released by a tropical hurricane comes from |
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| between 200 and 300 million years old. |
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| Granitic pebbles with a radiometric age of 300 million years are embedded in a sedimentary rock. A dike, dated at 200 million years, intrudes into the sedimentary rock. With all this information we can estimate the age of the sedimentary rock to be |
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| Dinosaurs were abundant during the |
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| sunlight falls in a more vertical position at the equator than near the poles. |
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| Air near the equator averages higher temperatures than air near the poles because |
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| The time required for one-half of a radioactive material to decay is called the |
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| responsible for introducing substantial ammounts of oxygen into Earth's atmosphere. |
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| have large deposits of coal and oil. |
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| During the Carboniferous period, warm climatic conditions favored the development of lush vegetation and swampy forests. Today, rocks of this age are significant because they |
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| When a funnel cloud touches the ground, it becomes a |
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| resulted from the collision of all major land masses. |
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| The formation of the supercontinent Pangea |
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behind an advancing warm front |
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Warmer temperatures can be expected |
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| Air that containt the maximum amount of water vapor is considered to be |
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| The driving force of our planet's hydrologic cycle comes from |
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| used relative dating to determine the relative ages of rocks. |
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| Before radiometric dating techniques were available to determine the ages of rocks, scientists |
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| older than the sedimentary rock. |
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| In a sedimentary rock that contains inclusions of metamorphic rock, the inclusions must be |
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| According to most estimates, Earth is approximately |
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| an approaching warm front. |
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| Is the following diagram is an example of |
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| Dinosaurs are thought to have gone extinct because a large comet or meteorite or comet caused the climate to become cooler. |
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| pressure differences and temperature differences. |
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| During which epoch did humans first appear? |
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| During which era did mamals replace dinosaurs as the dominant life form? |
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| formation of Earth with widespread volcanic activity and meteorite bombardment, cooling and formation of continental plates, and primitive photosynthesis, free oxygen, and primordial life forms. |
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| Key events for the Precambrian, which makes up the majority of Earth's history, are |
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| As sediments settle in an ocean, bay, or lake, they are laid down in an even, horizontal manner, which illustrates the principle of |
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| which of the following rock types is formed when pressure and heat are applied to other existing rocks? |
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| The scientific principle that assumes that the different forms of animals throughout Earth's past occurred in a definite order is called the principle of |
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| lowest layer and the thinnest layer, where Earth's weather occurs. |
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| The atmosphere is divided into several layers. The troposphere is the |
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| change of Earth's seasons, hours of daylight, and intensity of sunlight that reaches Earth's surface. |
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| The tilt of Earth's axis greatly affects the |
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| The ozone layer is a region within the |
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| Which of the following structures is the oldest in the picture? |
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| The atmospheric condition at a particular location at a particular moment in time is called |
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| The idea that the principles of physics, chemistry, and geology have operated unchanged through time to shape Earth as we know it today is embodied in the principle of |
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| If a radioactive element has a half-life of 704 million years, and the amount of parent material remaining is one-eighth of the original amount of parent material, the specimen is |
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| Which layer in the following diagram contains inclusions? |
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| transportation of rock particles via water wind or ice. |
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| Cleavage is the tendency of a mineral to break along planes of weakness. The planes of weakness are a function of crystal form and |
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| The majority of surface rocks on the continents are |
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| at the top of the rock sequence. |
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| In an undeformed sequence of rocks the youngest rocks are found |
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| According to plate tectonic theory, the San Andreas fault is a |
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| Moh's scale is defined on the basis of minerals that have different |
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| strength of its chemical bonds. |
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| A mineral's hardness is dependent on the |
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| The Richter scale measures an earthquake's |
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| two plates are moving past each other in opposite directions. |
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| Transform faults are areas of |
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| Earth's internal layers were discovered by studying |
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| The most important agent of erosion in most environments is |
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| Regions in which earthquakes are common are also regions in which |
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| The theory of continental drift is NOT supported by |
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| horizontal layers and older layers at the bottom and younger layers at the top. |
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| In any sequence of sedimentary rock layers that have not been subjected to stress, you would expect to find |
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| Rocks are grouped into three classes depending on how the rock was |
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| Some ________ rock is formed from minerals that were once dissolved in water. |
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| Based on its abundance in Earth's crust, most rocks contain a mineral composed of the elements oxygen and |
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| The mantle includes part of the crust |
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| Which of the following statements is false? |
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| A sedimentary rock can turn into an igneous rock by |
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| which of the following rock types is formed when pressure and heat are applied to other existing rocks? |
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| Minerals are formed by the process of |
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| becomes progressively older away from the mid-ocean ridges. |
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| According to the theory of seafloor spreading, molten rock is rising up along |
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| flow of molten fluid in Earth's outer core. |
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| Earth's magnetic field is attributed to the |
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| on the ocean floor; on the continents |
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| The two most common igneous rocks are basalt and granite. Basalt is commonly found ________ and granite is found ________. |
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| realignment of minerals so that they are perpendicular to compressive forces. |
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| The layered appearance of foliated metamorphic rocks is due to the |
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| continental crust is thicker than oceanic crust. |
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| Continental crust extends farther down into the mantle than oceanic crust because |
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| The core of Earth is probably composed of |
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| James Hutton articulated the Principle of Uniformitarianism. |
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| Modern geology was launched when |
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| Which of the following mineral pairs are polymorphs (same composition but have a different crystal structure) |
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| What is the crystal form of the following specimen? |
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| What type of rock is being formed in the picture shown? |
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| 80% of all igenous rocks on the surface of the Earth are |
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| The fastest seismic waves are |
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| What type of plate boundary is visible in the picture shown? |
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A mountain range, such as the Appalachians, could serve as which of the following.
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| Underground water in the saturated zone is called |
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| What type of volcano is shown? |
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| alternating layers of lava, ash, and mud flow debris. |
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| A composite volcano is formed by |
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| What type of fault is shown in the picture? |
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| regions of great mountain building, areas of plate subduction, and regions of plate collision. |
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| Convergent boundaries are |
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| from converging tectonic plates. |
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| Folded mountains, such as the Himalayas, are created by compression |
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| enters streams and lakes and makes its way to the oceans, percolates into the ground, evaporates from the surface to the atmosphere. |
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| Water precipitated over land completes its cycle as it |
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| transform fault boundaries between plates. |
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| The occurrence of earthquakes in the absence of seafloor spreading, oceanic trenches, or volcanic activity is a characteristic feature of |
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| tensional forces and movement of sections of rock along fault planes. |
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| Fault-block mountains are produced by |
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| A section of crust is pushed upward from below, creating a dome-shaped mountain. What type of mountain is this? |
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| usually involves time and money, and rarely returns to its original state. |
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| Clean up of contaminated groundwater |
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| the compacted clay layers cannot be expanded. |
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| Land subsidence is generally not reversible because |
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| When rock is broken down into smaller and smaller pieces, we say the rock has undergone |
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| Which of the worlds oceans is the saltiest, coldest and growing larger each year? |
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| polar ice caps and glaciers |
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| Most of Earth's fresh water is located in |
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| to the level of the water table |
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| In a well is an aquifer. What is the highest level water can rise to if there is no pump? |
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| Water is vital to life on our planet. Most of Earth's water supply is in the |
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| mountains are the result of plate convergence - plates coming together. |
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| Mountains tend to form in long narrow ranges because |
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| Which of the following are not produced by streams? |
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| As water is withdrawn from a well, the water table around the well |
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| the collision of tectonic plates |
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| Typically, folds in rocks result from |
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| shortens, wave speed slows, and wave height increases. |
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| In a swell, wavelength is constant. As a swell nears the shore and touches bottom, the wavelength |
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The downward shaped bend in the rock below is called a
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| crystallization of molten magma. |
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| Igneous rock is formed from |
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| minerals come in a variety of colors, and chemical impurities in the mineral can affect color. |
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| Color is not a reliable means for mineral identification because |
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| streams enter a standing body of water. |
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| What is a leading cause of groundwater contamination? |
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| changes its size or shape permanently |
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| When a rock deforms plastically, it |
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An oxbow lake, such as the one shown, is characteristic of
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| immune cells attack the body's own cells. |
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| In an autoimmune disease such as lupis, |
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| Muscles are connected to bones via |
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The most light sensitive cells in the eye (allow you to see better at night) are the
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| A highly acidic mixture of hydrocholoric acid and digestive enzymes is added to food in the |
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| the diaphram contracts and flattens and the ribcage moves up and out from the chest. |
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| Air moves into the lungs when |
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| The heart is an example of |
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| The sensory cells (hair cells) for sould are located in the |
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how many basic tastes can humans distinguish?
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| cornea, pupil, lens, retina |
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| Which of the following describes the path of light into the eye in the correct order? |
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| the blood cells that play a role in defending the body from foriegn pathogens are |
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| Urine flows from the bladder out of the body through the |
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The __________ helps prevent choking, and the ________ contains the structures responsible for producing speech.
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| All of the following are part of the innate immune system except |
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| It allows a neuron’s signal to be transmitted more quickly. |
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| What is the function of the myelin sheath? |
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| The "master gland" that produces many hormones that control the function of other endocrine organs is tha |
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Red blood cells are produced in
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Which neurons carry messages from the central nervous system to other parts of the body (like muscles)?
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Which part of the brain is responsible for speech and interpreting sound?
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| first trimester of pregnancy. |
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| A fetus’s major organs and body parts develop during the |
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| The structure that helps nourish (provides oxygen and nutrients)the embryo is the |
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| Most of the water absorbed by the digestive syatem is absorbed in the |
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| Each heartbeat begins in the |
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| left ventricle and left atrium |
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| Oxigenated blood is found in the |
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help regulate the amount of water in the body |
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Antidiuretic hormones (ADH)
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| The innate immune system responds immediately to a pathogen, while the acquired immune response is delayed and peaks between 3 and 5 days after exposure to a pathogen. |
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| are Y-shaped proteins with two pathogen-binding sites. |
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Fertilization usually occurs in the |
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| The structure that helps assure that only a single sperm fertilizes an egg is the |
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| The blood cells involved in blood clotting are |
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| Neurons that connect neurons to other neurons are |
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| arteries going to body tissues |
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| Blood in the left ventricle of the heart will be pumped to |
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| Which part of the brain controls heartbeat and respiration? |
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| saliva, gastric juice, and bile |
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| All of the following contain digestive enzymes except |
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| chemical messengers, proteins or steroids, and produced in one part of the body and released into the bloodstream to travel elsewhere. |
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| Blood flowing back to the heart travels in |
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