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Determine whether the statement is true or false, and why. "Bacteria reproduce sexually through plasmids and increase genetic diversity through Binary Fission" A. False, "Bacteria reproduce asexually through plasmids and increase genetic diversity through Binary Fission." B. True C. False, "Bacteria reproduce asexually through Binary Fission and increase genetic diversity through plasmids." D. False, "Bacteria reproduce sexually through Binary Fission and increase genetic diversity through Plasmids."
Determine the correct order for succession. A. Caterpillars, Blue Jays, Elm trees, Shrubs, Grass, Moss B. Moss, Grass, Shrubs, Elm trees, Caterpillars, Blue Jays C. Grass, Caterpillars, Shrubs, Blue Jays, Elm trees, Moss D. Moss, Blue Jays, Shrubs, Grass, Caterpillars, Elm trees
You are working on research involving competition between animals. Which of the following resources do you not need to measure? A. Food B. Light C. Water D. Space
Which of the following Kingdoms cannot get energy from Photosynthesis? A. Eubacteria B. Fungi C. Plantae D. Protista
Determine whether the statement is true or false, and why. "Bacteria reproduce sexually through plasmids and increase genetic diversity through Binary Fission" A. False, "Bacteria reproduce asexually through plasmids and increase genetic diversity through Binary Fission." B. True C. False, "Bacteria reproduce asexually through Binary Fission and increase genetic diversity through plasmids." D. False, "Bacteria reproduce sexually through Binary Fission and increase genetic diversity through Plasmids."
Taxonomy is the type of classification that names and identifies different organisms primarily by their: A. Similarity to humans B. Physical similarities C. Physical differences D. Evolutionary relationships
On your first research mission you make an amazing discovery by finding a new species living in the hostile environment of the Sahara desert. After observing it carefully you determine that it is not an autotroph, it is multicellular, and it does not contain any chitin. What is the best classification for it? A. Plantae B. Protista C. Animalia D. Eubacteria
When lions pick off the slowest members of a herd they are hunting why is it beneficial to the group as a whole? A. It keeps the lions busy long enough for the rest to get away. B. It does not benefit the herd. C. The herd puts the least desirable members on the outside for the lions to eat. D. It keeps the herd stronger through natural selection.
The best definition for a fossil is: A. The remains of an organism that just died B. Something very old C. An artifact from an ancient society D. The remains of organisms that lived millions of years ago
Which of the following is a way of storing carbon in organic material? A. Respiration B. Consumption C. Burning fossil fuels D. All of these
How much photosynthesizing material does it take to keep up with a single human's oxygen needs? A. 1 medium pool worth of bushes B. 1/4 acre of trees C. 2 house plants D. 8 bathtubs of algae
Which of the following group behaviors is primarily offensive, rather than defensive? A. Hunting B. Herding C. Flocking D. Swarming
Ecosystem X is a rainforest that has been around for thousands of years. You can find many types of plants and animals there. Climate change has altered the temperature of the ocean currents near this rainforest, lowering the overall temperature and causing the rainforest to fall out of equilibrium. Many species are now endangered. Which of the following is true about Ecosystem X ? A. It is a Pioneer community. B. It is a Secondary succession community. C. It is a Climax community. D. It is an important niche.
is a process that stores carbon, and is a process that releases carbon. A. Respiration, transpiration B. Respiration, sedimentation C. Photosynthesis, feeding D. Sedimentation, combustion