Question 1

Which step of the scientific method involves making predictions based on the observations?

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Hypothesis

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Experiment

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Conclusion

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Analysis

Question 2

Which step of the scientific method involves testing the hypothesis through experimentation?

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Experiment

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Conclusion

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Analysis

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Observation

Question 3

What is the final step of the scientific method where scientists analyze data to draw conclusions?

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Conclusion

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Observation

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Hypothesis

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Experiment

Question 4

In the scientific method, what step involves reviewing and interpreting the data collected during the experiment?

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Analysis

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Conclusion

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Hypothesis

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Observation

Question 5

Which step of the scientific method involves proposing a possible explanation for a phenomenon?

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Hypothesis

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Conclusion

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Observation

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Experiment

Question 6

During which step of the scientific method do scientists gather information about a phenomenon or event?

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Observation

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Experiment

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Conclusion

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Hypothesis

Question 7

What is the term for a well-tested explanation for a wide range of observations or experimental results?

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Theory

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Control

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Variable

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Law

Question 8

Which term refers to facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observation or experimentation?

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Data

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Variable

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Conclusion

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Hypothesis

Question 9

Which of the following is an example of a dependent variable in a scientific experiment?

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The growth of a plant

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The type of soil

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The temperature of the environment

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The amount of water used

Question 10

In a scientific experiment, which variable is intentionally changed by the experimenter?

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Independent variable

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Dependent variable

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Constant variable

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Control variable

Question 11

What is the variable that is kept the same in all groups during a scientific experiment?

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Control variable

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Experimental variable

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Dependent variable

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Independent variable

Question 12

Which variable is measured and observed as a result of changes in the independent variable in a scientific experiment?

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Dependent variable

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Control variable

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Constant variable

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Manipulated variable

Question 13

When conducting a scientific experiment, what is the variable that is intentionally kept the same or unchanged?

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Constant variable

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Control variable

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Independent variable

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Dependent variable

Question 14

Which variable is the one that is manipulated or changed by the experimenter in a scientific investigation?

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Independent variable

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Control variable

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Dependent variable

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Constant variable

Question 15

During a scientific experiment, what is the variable that is used as a baseline for comparison and does not receive any treatment or manipulation?

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Control group

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Independent group

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Experimental group

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Treatment group

Question 16

Which variable is the one that remains the same or unchanged throughout a scientific experiment?

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Constant variable

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Control variable

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Dependent variable

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Independent variable

Question 17

What is the term used to describe the factors in an experiment that can affect the outcome but are not intentionally manipulated by the experimenter?

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Confounding variables

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Random variables

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Control variables

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Extraneous variables

Question 18

Which type of variable is deliberately altered or manipulated by the experimenter to observe its effect on the dependent variable?

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Independent variable

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Dependent variable

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Control variable

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Constant variable

Question 19

Which of the following is an example of qualitative data?

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Colors of the rainbow

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Temperature measured in degrees Celsius

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Weight of an object in kilograms

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Height of a person in centimeters

Question 20

What is an example of quantitative data?

Accepted Answer

Temperature measured in degrees Celsius

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Feelings towards a book

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Types of animals in a zoo

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Favorite color

Question 21

Which of the following is an example of qualitative data?

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Types of fruits available in a market

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Time taken to solve a puzzle in minutes

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Number of books on a shelf

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Distance from home to school in miles

Question 22

What type of data involves descriptions and characteristics?

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Qualitative data

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Quantitative data

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Continuous data

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Discrete data

Question 23

Which of the following is an example of quantitative data?

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Number of students in a classroom

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Shapes of clouds in the sky

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Types of flowers in a garden

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Emotions expressed in a painting

Question 24

What type of data consists of numerical measurements and counts?

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Quantitative data

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Qualitative data

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Ordinal data

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Categorical data

Question 25

What type of data can be measured and quantified?

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Quantitative data

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Categorical data

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Ordinal data

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Qualitative data

Question 26

Which process is responsible for the formation of fossils?

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Fossilization

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Photosynthesis

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Erosion

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Volcanism

Question 27

What type of rock are most fossils found in?

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Sedimentary rock

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Igneous rock

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Magma

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Metamorphic rock

Question 28

Which of the following is NOT a type of fossil?

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Meteorite

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Petrified wood

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Ammonite

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Trilobite

Question 29

What is the name for the preserved evidence of plant or animal life from a past geological age?

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Fossil

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Relic

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Specimen

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Artifact

Question 30

What type of fossil is formed when an organism leaves an imprint or mark in sedimentary rock?

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Trace fossil

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Cast fossil

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Mold fossil

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Amber fossil

Question 31

Which of the following best describes biodiversity?

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The variety of life forms on Earth

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The measurement of temperature

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The process of photosynthesis

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The study of rocks

Question 32

Why is biodiversity important for ecosystems?

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It helps maintain balance and stability in ecosystems

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It increases pollution levels

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It has no impact on ecosystems

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It reduces the number of species in an ecosystem

Question 33

What is the term used to describe a variety of different species living in a specific area?

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Ecosystem

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Mutation

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Fossil

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Desertification

Question 34

How does deforestation impact biodiversity?

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It reduces the number of habitats available for various species

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It leads to an increase in animal populations

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It has no effect on biodiversity

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It increases the variety of plant species in an area

Question 35

What is the term used to describe the variety of genes within a species?

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Genetic diversity

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Geological diversity

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Chemical diversity

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Temperature diversity

Question 36

Why is it important to preserve biodiversity?

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It ensures the stability and sustainability of ecosystems

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It has no impact on the environment

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It leads to the extinction of species

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It increases the cost of conservation efforts

Question 37

What is the main cause of the loss of biodiversity?

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Habitat destruction and fragmentation

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Excessive rainfall

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Increase in oxygen levels

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Decline in temperature

Question 38

How do invasive species affect biodiversity?

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They can outcompete native species and reduce biodiversity

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They help increase biodiversity

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They have no impact on ecosystems

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They only target non-plant species

Question 39

Which of the following is an example of a symbiotic relationship?

Accepted Answer

A clownfish living among the tentacles of a sea anemone

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A bird building a nest in a tree

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A lion hunting a zebra

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A squirrel gathering nuts in a forest

Question 40

In a symbiotic relationship, both species involved usually...

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benefit in some way

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compete for resources

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ignore each other

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avoid contact

Question 41

What type of symbiotic relationship is seen between a bee and a flower?

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Mutualism

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Parasitism

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Competition

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Commensalism

Question 42

What type of symbiotic relationship is observed when a barnacle attaches itself to a whale's skin?

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Commensalism

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Mutualism

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Competition

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Parasitism

Question 43

What is an example of parasitism in a symbiotic relationship?

Accepted Answer

A tick feeding on a dog's blood

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A clownfish living among the tentacles of a sea anemone

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A squirrel gathering nuts in a forest

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A bee collecting pollen from a flower

Question 44

What is an example of mutualism in a symbiotic relationship?

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A bird cleaning parasites off of a buffalo

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A fox hunting for prey in a forest

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A lizard basking in the sun on a rock

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A caterpillar eating leaves from a plant

Question 45

What type of symbiotic relationship is observed when a clownfish lives among the tentacles of a sea anemone?

Accepted Answer

Mutualism

Answer

Competition

Answer

Commensalism

Answer

Parasitism

Question 46

In the symbiotic relationship between a rhinoceros and a tickbird, what benefit does the tickbird provide to the rhinoceros?

Accepted Answer

The tickbird helps keep the rhinoceros free of parasites by eating ticks off its skin.

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The tickbird provides camouflage to the rhinoceros.

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The tickbird competes with the rhinoceros for food sources.

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The tickbird feeds on the rhinoceros' blood for nourishment.

Question 47

What type of symbiotic relationship exists between a hermit crab and a snail shell?

Accepted Answer

Commensalism

Answer

Competition

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Mutualism

Answer

Parasitism

Question 48

Which of the following is an example of commensalism in a symbiotic relationship?

Accepted Answer

An orchid growing on the branch of a tree without affecting the tree negatively

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A bird building a nest in a tree

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A cheetah hunting a gazelle for food

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A squirrel collecting acorns in a forest

Question 49

Which of the following best describes the relationship between a predator and its prey?

Accepted Answer

The predator hunts and consumes the prey for survival.

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The prey hunts the predator for food.

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The predator and prey do not interact with each other.

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The predator and prey compete for the same resources.

Question 50

Which of the following is an example of a predator-prey relationship?

Accepted Answer

Lions hunting and eating zebras on the African savanna.

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Wolves and bears sharing a territory.

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Fish swimming together in a school.

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Trees and birds living in the same forest.

Question 51

What is the role of the prey in a predator-prey relationship?

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To avoid being captured and eaten by the predator.

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To compete with the predator for resources.

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To form an alliance with the predator.

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To hunt and consume the predator.

Question 52

How does camouflage help prey animals in avoiding predators?

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Camouflage helps prey animals blend in with their surroundings, making them harder to spot by predators.

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Camouflage makes prey animals make loud noises to scare predators away.

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Camouflage helps predators identify their prey more easily.

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Camouflage makes prey animals run faster to escape predators.

Question 53

Which of the following is an adaptation that predators have developed to hunt their prey more effectively?

Accepted Answer

Sharp claws and teeth for catching and tearing apart prey.

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Long legs for running fast to catch prey.

Answer

Bright colors for attracting prey to come closer.

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Large ears for hearing prey from far away.

Question 54

What is the term for a predator that primarily feeds on other animals?

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Carnivore

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Omnivore

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Herbivore

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Scavenger

Question 55

Which of the following is an example of a predator-prey relationship in an aquatic ecosystem?

Accepted Answer

Sharks hunting and consuming fish in the ocean.

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Dolphins and seagulls living together in the sea.

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Octopuses and crabs sharing a reef habitat.

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Sea turtles and jellyfish feeding on plankton.

Question 56

How do prey animals defend themselves against predators?

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By using defensive mechanisms such as camouflage, speed, or poison.

Answer

By hiding in open areas where predators can easily spot them.

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By forming alliances with other prey animals.

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By attacking the predators in self-defense.

Question 57

Which of the following is an example of a predator-prey relationship in a forest ecosystem?

Accepted Answer

Owls hunting and consuming mice in the forest.

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Chipmunks and birds building nests in the same area.

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Squirrels and rabbits sharing a tree habitat.

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Deer and bears foraging for food together.

Question 58

Which of the following is the correct order of levels of organization in an ecosystem, starting from the smallest to the largest?

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Individual, population, community, ecosystem

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Population, individual, ecosystem, community

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Community, individual, population, ecosystem

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Ecosystem, community, population, individual

Question 59

Which level of organization in an ecosystem includes all the living organisms in a specific area?

Accepted Answer

Community

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Ecosystem

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Individual

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Population

Question 60

What level of organization in an ecosystem includes a group of individuals of the same species living in the same area?

Accepted Answer

Population

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Individual

Answer

Ecosystem

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Community

Question 61

Which level of organization in an ecosystem consists of all living and non-living factors interacting in a specific area?

Accepted Answer

Ecosystem

Answer

Population

Answer

Community

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Individual

Question 62

What is the smallest level of organization in an ecosystem?

Accepted Answer

Individual

Answer

Community

Answer

Population

Answer

Ecosystem

Question 63

Which level of organization in an ecosystem involves interactions between different species living in the same area?

Accepted Answer

Community

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Population

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Individual

Answer

Ecosystem

Question 64

In an ecosystem, what is the role of a population?

Accepted Answer

An interbreeding group of individuals of the same species in a specific area

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A single organism of a specific species

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Different species interacting in the same area

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All living and non-living factors interacting in a specific area

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