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- Q 1/20Score 0Which three organisms in the food web are competing for the same food resource?29carrot, rabbit, foxgrain, bird, owlbird, mouse, grasshopperfox, owl, rabbit
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- Q1Which three organisms in the food web are competing for the same food resource?carrot, rabbit, foxgrain, bird, owlbird, mouse, grasshopperfox, owl, rabbit60sEditDelete
- Q2How have the size of the human population and the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere changed from 1960 to 1990?Both the human population and the amount of CO2 have increased.Both the human population and the amount of CO2 have decreased.The human population has increased while the amount of CO2 has decreased.The human population has decreased while the amount of CO2 has increased.60sEditDelete
- Q3Which human activity might explain the change in carbon dioxide levels shown in the graph?collecting solar energyusing wind energyburning fossil fuelsstoring nuclear waste60sEditDelete
- Q4The effects of natural selection are generally seen most quickly in which organisms?corn plantsbacteriacatshumans60sEditDelete
- Q5Which substance provides humans with their main source of energy?waterfoodcarbon dioxidechlorophyll60sEditDelete
- Q6Weathering and erosion of Earth’s crust are primarily caused byvolcanic activitysedimentationevaporationgravity60sEditDelete
- Q7Which statement is true of all rocks?Rocks contain fossilsRocks are composed of mineralsRocks contain organic materialRocks are formed in layers60sEditDelete
- Q8All matter is made up of particles calledcompoundsmoleculesatomscells60sEditDelete
- Q9As altitude increases, air pressurestays the samedecreasesincreases60sEditDelete
- Q10What was the approximate height of the water on the tide marker at 6 p.m.?8.5ft5.4ft4.3ft11.2ft60sEditDelete
- Q11If shell fragments are found in a rock sample, it is most likely that the rock formedfrom magmaon a mountain slopein shallow wateron a glacier60sEditDelete
- Q12Which weather event usually includes heavy precipitation, strong winds, and surface air temperatures below 0ºC?blizzardtornadohurricanethunderstorm60sEditDelete
- Q13Which term refers to the atmospheric conditions that prevail from season to season and year to year at a certain location?equilibriumclimateecosystemweather60sEditDelete
- Q14Which process is mostly responsible for the breaking down of the rock cliff into sand-sized sediment?WeatheringPercipitationFaultingFolding60sEditDelete
- Q15The apparent position of the fish is different from the actual position of the fish. What has happened to the light passing through the water to cause this difference?refractionreflectioncompressionabsorption60sEditDelete
- Q16In which compass direction will both dogs most likely move?WestNorthEastSouth60sEditDelete
- Q17Which drawing best shows the actual size and shape the rock will have after being carried several hundred miles downstream and deposited?214360sEditDelete
- Q18Some kinds of fish live most of their lives in salt water but lay their eggs in freshwater. Their ability to survive in different environments is an example ofa habitadaptationdevelopmental stagesselective breeding60sEditDelete
- Q19Which three organisms in the food web are competing for the same food source?carrot, rabbit, foxfox, owl, rabbitbird, mouse, grasshoppergrain, bird, owl60sEditDelete
- Q20Which energy transformation is best shown in the diagram?mechanical to lightheat to soundsound to heatheat to mechanical60sEditDelete
