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- Q1
Item #1: Cloning
Read the newspaper article and answer the questions that follow
Question 1/2 Which sheep is Dolly identical to?
Sheep 2
Sheep 1
Dolly's father
Sheep 3
30s - Q2
Question 2/2 In the part of the udder that was used is described as "a very small piece". From the article text you can work out what is meant by "a very small piece". That "very small piece" is
a gene
a chromosome
a cell nucleus
a cell
30s - Q3
Item #2 DAYLIGHT
Read the following information and answer the question that follows
Question 1/1 Which statement explains why daylight and darkness occur on Earth?
The Sun rotates on its axis.
The Earth revolves around the Sun.
The Earth rotates on its axis.
The Earth’s axis is tilted.
30s - Q4
Item #3 LIP GLOSS Question 1/1
Oils and waxes are substances that will mix well together. Oils cannot be mixed with water, and waxes are not soluble in water.
Which one of the following is most likely to happen if a lot of water is splashed into the lipstick mixture while it is being heated?
The mixture is hardly changed at all.
A creamier and softer mixture is produced.
The mixture becomes firmer.
Fatty lumps of the mixture float on the water.
30s - Q5
Ite, # 4 WIND FARMS Question 1/1
Which one of the graphs indicates the most appropriate place to establish a wind farm for generating electricity?Write the letter of the correct answer.
D
A
C
B
30s - Q6
Item #5 OZONE Question 1/1
Ozone is also formed during thunderstorms. It causes the typical smell after such a storm. The author of the text distinguishes between “bad ozone” and “good ozone”. In terms of the article, is the ozone that is formed during thunderstorms “bad ozone” or “good ozone”?
Bad Ozone. It is formed in the troposphere
Good Ozone. It is formed in the stratosphere
Good Ozone. It smells good.
Bad Ozone. It is formed during bad weather
30s - Q7
Item #6
METEOROIDS AND CRATERS
Question 1/1
Refer to Meteoroids and Craters on the right. Select from the choices below to answer the question.
As a meteoroid approaches Earth and its atmosphere, it speeds up. Why does this happen?
The meteoroid is attracted to the mass of the Earth.
The meteoroid is pushed by the light of the Sun.
The meteoroid is repelled by the vacuum of the space.
The meteoroid is pulled in by the rotation of Earth.
30s - Q8
Item #7
BREAD DOUGH
Question 1/3
Fermentation causes the dough to rise. Why does the dough rise?
The dough rises because fermentation turns water into a vapour.
The dough rises because of single-celled fungi reproducing in it.
The dough rises because a gas, carbon dioxide, is produced.
The dough rises because alcohol is produced and turns into a gas.
30s - Q9
Item #7
Question 2/3
Fermentation causes the dough to rise. Why does the dough rise?
The cook should compare experiments 1 and 3.
The cook should compare experiments 3 and 4.
The cook should compare experiments 1 and 2.
The cook should compare experiments 2 and 4.
30s - Q10
Item #7 BREAD DOUGH
Question 3/3
When the risen (leavened) dough is placed in the oven to bake, pockets of gas and vapours in the dough expand. Why do the gas and vapours expand when heated?
Their molecules collide less frequently.
Their molecules get bigger.
Their molecules increase in number.
Their molecules move faster.
30s - Q11
Item #8
MAJOR SURGERY
Question 1/1
Why are the sugars that are added to the drip important for the post-operative patient?
To cure post-operative infection
To avoid dehydration
To provide necessary nutrition
To control post-operative pain
30s - Q12
Item #9
MARY MONTAGU
Question 1/1
If animals or humans become sick with an infectious bacterial disease and then recover, the type of bacteria that caused the disease does not usually make them sick again. What is the reason for this?
The red blood cells kill all bacteria that may cause the same kind of disease.
The body has killed all bacteria that may cause the same kind of disease.
The red blood cells capture and get rid of this type of bacteria from the body oxide?
The body has made antibodies that kill this type of bacteria before they multiply.
30s - Q13
Item #10
SUSTAINABLE FISH FARMING
Introduction
The diagram shows a design for an experimental fish farm with three large tanks. Filtered salt water is pumped from the ocean before flowing from tank to tank until it is returned to the ocean. The primary goal of the fish farm is to grow common sole to be harvested in a sustainable way.
● Common Sole: The fish being farmed. Their preferred food is ragworms.
The following organisms will also be used in the farm
● Microalgae: Microscopic organisms that only need light and nutrients to grow
.● Ragworks: Invertebrates that grow very rapidly on a diet of microalgae
.● Shellfish: Organisms that feed on microalgae and other small organisms in the water.
● Marsh Grass: Grasses that absorb nutrients and wastes from the water
Question 1/1 Refer to the information. Use drag and drop to answer the question. (Manipulative)
The researchers need to decide in which tank each organism should be placed. Drag and drop each of the organisms below to the appropriate tank above to ensure that the Common Sole is fed and that salt water is returned to the ocean unchanged. The micro-algae are already in the correct tank
Ragworms and Common Sole into Tank 3 and Marsh Grass and Shellfish into Tank 2
Ragworms and Common Sole into Tank 2 and Marsh Grass and Shellfish into Tank3
Marsh Grass and Common Sole into Tank 2 and Ragworms and Shellfish into Tank3
Ragworms and Shellfish into Tank 2 and Marsh Grass and Common Sole into Tank3
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