NY Released Test - Intermediate Science (2018 Part 1)
Quiz by NYSED Science Gr8
Intermediate (Grades 5 - 8)
Science (1996)
New York Core Curriculum
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- Q 1/43Score 0The diagrams below represent two types of cells, an animal cell and a plant cell. Which type of cell uses energy to carry out life processes?29both a plant cell and an animal cellanimal cell, onlyneither a plant cell nor an animal cellplant cell, only
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- Q1The diagrams below represent two types of cells, an animal cell and a plant cell. Which type of cell uses energy to carry out life processes?both a plant cell and an animal cellanimal cell, onlyneither a plant cell nor an animal cellplant cell, only60sLE1.1b
- Q2A diagram representing the levels of organization within an organism is shown below. Which level of organization is identifi ed by X?cellorgan systemtissueorgan60sLE1.1e
- Q3The diagrams below show models of the circulatory systems of a fish and frog. A student compared these diagrams. The student found that each of these organisms had a heart to pump blood. Which statement is supported by the student's fi ndings?The circulatory system in most organisms removes solid wastes from their bodies.Many multicellular animals have similar organs and specialized systems.Some organisms are composed of one cell, while others are multicellular.All animals have identical circulatory systems.60sLE1.1g
- Q4The diagram below represents the life cycle of a butterfly. This life cycle represents the process ofasexual reproductionmetamorphosisextinctionseparation from parent60sLE4.3d
- Q5Water and carbon dioxide are waste products released as a direct result ofnatural selectioncellular respirationasexual reproductionmechanical digestion60sLE1.2d
- Q6The primary function of a plant's roots is toperform photosynthesisproduce seedsabsorb waterexchange gases60sLE1.1f
- Q7Genes are a part of achromosomecell wallhormonevitamin60sLE2.1a
- Q8Compared to the amount of genetic information contained in a normal human body cell, the amount contained in a normal human sperm cell isone-half as muchthe sametwice as muchone-fourth as much60sLE4.2b
- Q9The diagram below represents a pedigree chart. Which type of information is organized by this chart?population growth for pea plantsenergy flow in an ecosystemthe passing of a trait from one generation to anotherthe number of chromosomes in an organism60sLE2.2a
- Q10A change in an animal's DNA, leading to a variation in a species, is calledsexual reproductiona mutationan infectionselective breeding60sLE3.1a
- Q11Which set of terms describes natural fertilization and development in humans before birth?external fertilization, internal developmentinternal fertilization, external developmentexternal fertilization, external developmentinternal fertilization, internal development60sLE4.1d
- Q12A plant growing toward a light source is an example of an organismdestroying infectious germsattracting a mateobtaining moisture from the airresponding to external stimuli60sLE5.1g
- Q13A cactus plant, a snake, and a hawk can be members of the samepopulationkingdomspeciescommunity60sLE7.1a
- Q14Which substance in green plants needs to absorb sunlight during photosynthesis?oxygencytoplasmchlorophyllwater60sLE6.2a
- Q15In 1865, a pond was surrounded by open fi elds. Today, the same area is swampy and surrounded by a forest. Which process is responsible for this change?conservationmetamorphosiscrustal plate movementecological succession60sLE7.2b
