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Biology Review

Quiz by Robert Hairston

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  • Q1
    The number of eggs and the mass of the eggs produced by sockeye slamon depend on the amoun of matter stored by the female
    Which claim is supported by the information in Graph 1 and Graph 2?
    30s
  • Q2
    1. Sperm fertilizes egg
    Develop a model that can be used to explain the stages of growth and development that result in a salmon fry.
    30s
  • Q3
    1. larger than
    Based on the information in Graph 3, chum salmon fry are likely to eat prey that is__________ prey eaten by the pink salmon fry and______________prey eaten by the coho salmon fry. This is because as a salmon's size increases, its matter intake needs_____________
    30s
  • Q4
    Salmon break bonds in complex food molecules to release the carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen atoms needed for the formation of other molecules
    Which statement best explains how salmon obtain and use matter to support their biological functions?
    30s
  • Q5
    changes in placodes over time allowed for the development of different structures
    Which claim is best supported by the information about scales and feathers?
    30s
  • Q6
    a mutation in DNA affected the types of proteins produced by placodes
    Which information is evidence that best supports the answer to Part A?​
    30s
  • Q7
    the same sequences are found in the genetic information of theropods and birds
    Which evidence best supports the claim that birds evolved from dinosaurs?
    30s
  • Q8
    Mammals and dinosaurs descended from a common ancestor. This ancestor must have had placodes and passed them down through generations. Figure 2 shows that dinosaurs and mammals have a common ancestor.
    Mammals did not descend directly from dinosaurs, but mammals embryos have placodes, as show in Figure 3.
    30s
  • Q9
    trees from site 1 grow less rapidly than trees from ste 2 because the trees have slower rates of cellular respiration at site 1 than at site 2
    Which statement best explains the results shown in Table 1?
    30s
  • Q10
    more energy is available to transer from the trophic level occupied by the red deer at lower elevations than from the same trophic level at higher elevations
    Which claim about the transfer of energy in the tonewood ecosystem is best supported by data?
    30s
  • Q11
    1. higher-than-average
    Which statements are evidence that supports the answer to Part A?
    30s
  • Q12
    When it rains, the trees are able to get nutrients and can quicken their photosynthesis. This produces more glucose. In table 2, you can see that trees with more rain have a greater diameter. An increase in diameter shows that more glucose is being created in the areas with more rainfall.
    Scientists have noted a difference in the concentration of atmospheric gases available to Norway spruce trees at site 1 and site 2. Use Table 1 and Figure 2 to describe the difference in atmospheric gases at each site. Explain how the flow of matter and energy differs in these two locations as a result of the concentration difference. Use evidence from any of the tables or figures to support your answer.
    30s
  • Q13
    1. is hair length in german sheperds a dominant or recessive trait?
    Which questions could be answered using the results of this investigation?
    30s
  • Q14
    1. vaccines
    One reason that the number of deaths due to measles is significantly lower than the number of deaths due to HIV/AIDS is the introduction of____________. The large number of cases of tuberculosis despite an effective treatment strategy suggests that complete control of an infectious disease depends on educating patients about_____________________.
    30s
  • Q15
    snails with yellow shells and baning are less able to survive in wood habitats
    Which claim is supported by evidence from Graph 1?
    30s

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