Kick-off Flashcards
(46 cards)
A controlled Experiment is designed to test ____?
A- A conclusion
B- hypothesis
C- Data
D- A measurement
B- hypothesis
the resistance of a liquid to flowing is its _____?
A: pressure
B:temperature
C:viscosity
D:volume
C: Vicosity
whichof these particles has a posiive charge?
A:atom
B:proton
C:neutron
D:electron
B: Proton
A signal that causes an organism to react ina way is called a/an_______?
A: Stimulus
B: Response
C: Idea
D: Message
A: Stimulus
The ____ is the part of the seed that stores food for the young plant?
A: Monocot
B: Cotyledon
C: Dicot
D: Rhizoid
D: Rhiziod
A ____ forms when rising magma, blocked by layers of rock, forces the layers of rock to bend upwards.
A: Volcanic neck
B: Dick
C: Lava Plateau
D: Dome Mountain
D: Dome Mountain
The breathing tube that carries air to the bronchi s the _______.
A: Diaphragm
B: Epiglottis
C: larynx
D: trachea
D: Trachea
Each alveolus is surrounded by a network of ______.
A: Cilla
B: Veins
C: Arteries
D: Capillaries
D: Capillaries
All the plants and animals living in a particular area constitute a ______.
A: Population
B: Ecosystem
C: Habitat
D: Community
D: Community
The uppermost part of the mantle is part of Earth’s ______.
A: Lithosphere
B: Inner Core
C: Crust
D: Outer Core
A: Lithosphere
A complex patteren of innate behavior is a/an ____.
A: Reflex
B: Instinct
C: insight
D: None of the above
B: Instinct
A chemical equations describes a chemical reactions using _______.
A: Words and Phrases
B: Illustrations and Symbols
C: Words and Symbols
D: Symbols and Formulas
D: Symbols and Formulas
a disturbance that transfers energy from place to place is called a/an ____.
A: Wave
B: Medium
C: Vibrations
D: Compressions
A: Waves
Carbon ______ through the carbon cycle.
A: Increase in quantity
B: Decreases in quantity
C: Follows various paths
D: Follows a single path
C: Follows various paths
A natural polymer that gives shape to plant cells is ______.
A: Silk
B Nylon
C: Cellulose
D: Wood
C: Cellulose
Which is the most abundant compound found in living cells?
A: Water
B: Carbohydrates
C: Proteins
D: Nucleic acid
A: Water
A structural characteristic common to all green plants is _______.
A: Rigid cell walls
B: Vascular tissues
C: Rhizoids
D: Flowers
A: Rigid cell walls
An automatic response of the body that occurs very rapidly and without conscious control is called a/an _______.
A: Stimulant
B: Interneuron
C: Reflex
D: Reaction
C: Reflex
Isobars are lines on a map joining places that have the same \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. A: Wind Speed B: Temperature C: Humidity D: Air Pressure
D: Air Pressure
Which of the following are not among the six nutrients needed by the body?
A: Enzymes
B: Fats
C: Minerals
D: Carbonydrates
A: Enzymes
Groundwater is found ____________.
A: In the unsaturated zone
B: In the saturated zone
C: In the impermeable layer
D: Above the water table
C: In the impermeable layer
Sediments laid down in calm water form _____.
A: Permeant ripple marks
B: Fossils
C: Horizontal layer
D: Cracks on the rocks surface
C: Horizontal layers
When the venticles contract, blood is pumped __________.
A: Out of the heart
B: Into the heart
C: Through the veins
D: Through the septum
A: Out the heart
Groups of stars that form images in Earths night sky are called ____.
A: Constellations
B: Quasars
C: Galaxies
D: Nuclear
A: Constellations
