Round #4 Flashcards

(46 cards)

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1) Life Science – Multiple Choice What is the name for the microscopic pores on the surface of leaves and stems in
plants through which gas exchange occurs ?
W) Stele [STEEl-ee]
X) Phloem [FLOW-em]
Y) Cambium [KAM-bee-um]
Z) Stomata [stow-MAH-tah]

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ANSWER: Z) STOMATA

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1) Life Science – Multiple Choice Which of the following is NOT true of sister chromatids [CROW-mah-tids]?
W) They are connected by centromeres [SEN-troh-meers]
X) They are identical
Y) They are diploid [DIH-ployd]
Z) They contain different alleles [Ah-LEELZ]

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ANSWER: Z) THEY CONTAIN DIFFERENT ALLELES

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2) Math – Short Answer What is 83 – 19 + 17?

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ANSWER: 81

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2) Math – Short Answer A triangle has two exterior angles that have degree measures of 115 and 120, respectively.
What is the degree measure of their common remote interior angle?

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ANSWER: 55

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3) Life Science – Multiple Choice The breakdown of molecules to obtain energy is which of the following?
W) Catabolism [cah-TAB-eh-lizm]
X) Anabolism [an-AB-beh-lizm]
Y) Respiration
Z) Transpiration

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ANSWER: W) CATABOLISM

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3) Life Science – Multiple Choice Which of the following human diseases is dominant?
W) Red-green color blindness
X) Cystic fibrosis
Y) Hemophilia
Z) Huntington’s disease

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ANSWER: Z) HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE

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4) Earth and Space – Multiple Choice Which of the following types of rocks typically exhibits stratification?
W) Igneous
X) Metamorphic
Y) Sedimentary
Z) Biological

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ANSWER: Y) SEDIMENTARY

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4) Earth and Space – Multiple Choice What is the term for small distinctive groups of stars within constellations?
W) Asterisms
X) Clusters
Y) Bands
Z) Cliques

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ANSWER: W) ASTERISMS

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5) Physical Science – Multiple Choice For which of the following molecules would elemental analysis give you the
molecular formula?
W) C3H6O9
X) SiO2
Y) C6H14
Z) H8O8

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ANSWER: X) SiO2

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5) Physical Science – Short Answer Rank the following three isotopes from least to greatest in terms of their numbers
of neutrons: 1) Carbon-14; 2) Nitrogen-14; 3) Oxygen-18.

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ANSWER: 2, 1, 3

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6) Energy – Multiple Choice What role is fission-based nuclear power used for in the energy production and
distribution grid?
W) Baseload
X) Peak
Y) Arbitrage
Z) Peak shaving

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ANSWER: W) BASELOAD

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6) Energy – Short Answer Increasing the amount of thermal energy contained in an object also increases what
quantifiable property of the object?

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ANSWER: TEMPERATURE

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7) Math – Short Answer Simplify the following expression: a7 times a5

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ANSWER: a12

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7) Math – Short Answer At the start of school, Jack scored 63 on his pre-test. At the end of the first week,
he scored 68 on his post-test. Rounded to the nearest tenth of a percent, what is his percent increase?

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ANSWER: 7.9

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8) Energy – Multiple Choice In which of the following states would you not expect to find a coal mine?
W) Nevada
X) Illinois
Y) Louisiana
Z) North Dakota

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ANSWER: W) NEVADA

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8) Energy – Multiple Choice Coal is primarily used to generate electricity. Which of the following is the second largest
use of coal?
W) Heating homes
X) Running factories
Y) Fueling trains
Z) Smelting and steelmaking

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ANSWER: Z) SMELTING AND STEELMAKING

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9) Physical Science – Multiple Choice If the temperature of a gaseous medium through which a sound wave passes is
decreased, what will happen to the speed of the wave?
W) It will increase
X) It will decrease
Y) It will remain the same
Z) It will fluctuate

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ANSWER: X) IT WILL DECREASE

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9) Physical Science – Short Answer Identify all of the following three quantities that, when changed, would affect the
period of a pendulum: 1) Mass of the bob; 2) Density of the bob; 3) Length of the string.

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ANSWER: 3 (ACCEPT: LENGTH OF THE STRING)

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10) Math – Short Answer What is the area of a right triangle with legs of length 4 and 7?

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10) Math – Short Answer A cell phone plan costs a fixed rate per month plus a charge per text message. One month,
Sarah had 200 texts and her total bill was $34. The next month, she had 500 texts and her total bill was $52. In dollars,
what is the fixed rate per month?

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11) Life Science – Multiple Choice Which of the following is a protein?
W) Triglycerides [try-GLIH-sir-ides]
X) Myoglobin [MY-oh-glow-bin]
Y) Uracil [YUR-ah-sil]
Z) Ribose [RYE-bose]

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ANSWER: X) MYOGLOBIN

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11) Life Science – Multiple Choice Which of the following is not an ectotherm?
W) Otter
X) Gold fish
Y) Turtle
Z) Beetle

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ANSWER: W) OTTER

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12) Earth and Space – Multiple Choice The temperature of a body of water influences which of the following?
W) The temperature of the air above it
X) The formation of deserts
Y) Global climate change
Z) Salt concentration

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ANSWER: W) THE TEMPERATURE OF THE AIR ABOVE IT

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12) Earth and Space – Short Answer ENSO is an acronym for an irregular periodical variation in sea surface
temperatures and winds in the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean. What does ENSO stand for?

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ANSWER: EL NIÑO-SOUTHERN OSCILLATION

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13) Physical Science – Short Answer An alpha particle is the nucleus of an atom of what element?
ANSWER: HELIUM
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13) Physical Science – Multiple Choice What is the SI derived unit used to express power? W) Joule [jool] X) Erg Y) Watt Z) Newton
ANSWER: Y) WATT
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14) Life Science – Multiple Choice Which of the following cells can be described as totipotent [tow-TIH-puh-tent]? W) IPS cell X) Bone marrow cell Y) Fibroblast stem cell Z) Zygote [ZYE-goat]
ANSWER: Z) ZYGOTE
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14) Life Science – Multiple Choice In which of the following classifications is a bacteriophage? W) Moneran [mo-NEER-en] X) Chordate [KOR-date] Y) Virus Z) Protist [PRO-tist]
ANSWER: Y) VIRUS
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15) Earth and Space – Short Answer What is the term for glacier-cut inlets that are now filled with water?
ANSWER: FJORD
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15) Earth and Space – Multiple Choice A comet’s gas tail points in which of the following directions? W) Trailing behind its orbit X) Leading ahead along its orbit Y) Directly towards the Sun Z) Directly away from the Sun
ANSWER: Z) DIRECTLY AWAY FROM THE SUN
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16) Energy – Multiple Choice Which of the following is not a form of energy? W) Petroleum X) Nuclear Y) Chemical Z) Thermal
ANSWER: W) PETROLEUM
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16) Energy – Short Answer Identify all of the following four products that can be produced from the processing and refinement of petroleum: 1) Asphalt; 2) Paraffin; 3) Kerosene; 4) Propane.
ANSWER: ALL (1, 2, 3, 4)
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17) Physical Science – Multiple Choice Which of the following is NOT true about magnets? W) As two magnets move apart, the repelling force increases X) Opposite poles attract each other Y) If you break a magnet you have two new magnets Z) Compasses are affected by magnetic fields
ANSWER: W) AS TWO MAGNETS MOVE APART, THE REPELLING FORCE INCREASES
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17) Physical Science – Short Answer If the speed of an object is tripled, by what factor is the kinetic energy multiplied?
ANSWER: NINE
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18) Math – Short Answer Find the value of the following expression: open parenthesis 492 + 49 close parenthesis divided by 49.
ANSWER: 50
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18) Math – Short Answer What is the slope of the line through (–3, 3) and (6, –4)?
ANSWER: –7/9
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19) Physical Science – Short Answer Over some period of time, a radioactive isotope decays until only 1/8 of the original element is present. How many half-lives passed during this time period?
ANSWER: 3
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19) Physical Science – Multiple Choice What physical quantity can be defined as the sum of all the possible microstates of a system? W) Free energy X) Enthalpy [EN-thul-pee] Y) Entropy [EN-troh-pee] Z) Heat
ANSWER: Y) ENTROPY
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20) Earth and Space – Multiple Choice Which of the following types of stars has the weakest hydrogen Balmer lines? W) A X) F Y) G Z) B
ANSWER: Y) G
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20) Earth and Space – Multiple Choice Which of the following components of the interstellar medium is typically the least dense? W) HI clouds X) Molecular clouds Y) Coronal gas Z) Intercloud medium
ANSWER: Y) CORONAL GAS
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21) Life Science – Short Answer Microtubules [micro-TUBE-yules] and microfilaments make up what cellular structure in eukaryotes [YOU-care-ee-oats]?
ANSWER: CYTOSKELETON
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21) Life Science – Short Answer If 6 molecules of CO2 and 6 molecules of H2O combine to form one glucose molecule, how many molecules of O2 are also produced?
ANSWER: 6
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22) Math – Short Answer A triangle has two angles measuring 22 and 67 degrees, respectively. What is the degree measure of the third angle?
ANSWER: 91
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22) Math – Short Answer Two dice are rolled. What is the probability that the product of the two numbers rolled is prime?
ANSWER: 1/6
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23) Earth and Space – Short Answer Disks of gas contract to form stars via what process?
ANSWER: ACCRETION
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23) Earth and Space – Short Answer Identify all of the following three rocks that are likely generated by rapid cooling of lava: 1) Obsidian; 2) Pumice; 3) Rhyolite.
ANSWER: ALL OF THEM (ACCEPT: 1, 2, AND 3)