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How does sonar detect an object in water?
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by sending sound waves to detect the composition of the object
by sending sound waves that measure the object's temperature
by sending sound waves that are absorbed by the object
by sending sound waves that reflect off the object
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Which causes an object to appear green?
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While scattering all the other colors in the visible spectrum, it reflects green.
While absorbing all the other colors in the visible spectrum, it reflects green
While reflecting all the other colors in the visible spectrum, it scatters green.
While reflecting all the other colors in the visible spectrum, it absorbs green.
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How does sonar detect an object in water?
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Which causes an object to appear green?
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How do foam earplugs affect the sound a person hears?
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Some earthquakes cause the ground to shake more than others. What factor in an earthquake's wave causes a greater shaking of the ground?
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Which statement best describes white light after it passes through a prism?
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Why are humans unable to hear ultrasound waves?
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Sam found two pieces of pure silver on two different continents and melted them. Why did the two pieces of pure silver have the same melting point?
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What happens to steam during condensation?
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What is the best way to determine if a sample is pure gold?
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Two pieces of copper wire are rolled into a coil to make a bracelet. Which statement describes the copper wire?
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What change occurs when a liquid evaporates?
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Two identical beakers containing water, which have not yet been placed in the sun, have different volumes of water. Beaker "Y" has more water than beaker "X". If both beakers are placed outside, in the sun, for the same amount of time, what effect will the sun have on the water in each beaker?
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What will initially happen when a metal rod with a temperature of 60 degrees Celsius is placed into a 5 degree Celsius water bath?
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How does a 5-g sample of pure gold compare to a 50-g sample of pure gold?
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Lin notices that the temperature of the room increases when the afternoon sun shines through the window. She experiments by covering the window using four different materials to find out which works best to reduce the temperature of the room. Which material works best?
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People who work on electrical power lines wear thick rubber gloves. Why are their gloves made of rubber?
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An arrangement of the Earth, moon and sun are shown to show a new moon. What effect does this arrangement have on the tidal range?
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Why is the distance between Earth and the sun most important?
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As planets revolve around distant stars, they block some of the light from reaching the Kepler space telescope. The telescope measures changes in the brightness of stars as planets move in front of them. How has the Kepler telescope improved our understanding of the universe?
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What causes the summer to be the warmest season?
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Which best describes Earth's crust?
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Which most likely causes seafloor spreading?
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Which statement best explains the role of environmental conditions in the formation of soil.
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Which best describes the density of Earth's layers?
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What process is responsible for the Atlantic Ocean becoming wider by a few centimeters each year?
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Which type of environment would contain nutrient-rich soil?
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Which choice describes Earth's crust?
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What would occur if the anther were removed from a flower?
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Why is photosynthesis important to the survival of green plants?
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How do some plants defend themselves against predators?
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What do the arrows on a food web represent?
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A plant is placed in front of a window inside a classroom. Over time, its stem and leaves bend toward the light. Why does this occur?
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The highest concentration of ocean life is found in the top 200 meters of the ocean. What is the most important factor in the ability of plants to grow in the ocean?
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How do decomposers contribute as part of a food web?
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A large tree in the forest blocks the sunlight fro a smaller plant. How could this affect the smaller plant?