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LIFE SCIENCE CHAPTER 1 Test Review
LIFE SCIENCE CHAPTER 1 Test Review
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which kingdom includes the bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)?
Plantae
Fungi
Protista
Animalia
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a general term for a water environment
freshwater environment
arboreal environment
marine environment
aquatic environment
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the modern definition of the word species was developed by _____________
Sir Isaac Newton
Sir Francis Bacon
Carolus Linnaeus
John Ray
4
if Aptenodytes fosteri is the scientific name for the emperor penguin, forsteri is the ___name
genus
species
5
what are the hot springs on the ocean floor called?
hydrothermal vents
aquatic environment
intertidal zone
tide pool
6
what kind of environment would a robin live in?
terrestrial environment
arboreal environment
freshwater environment
meadow environment
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The three main steps of any scientific method are hypothesizing, and ______, and experimenting
observing
conclusion
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Humans and most animals exhibit a type of symmetry called_________
bilateral symmetry
radial symmetry
analytical symmetry
angular symmetry
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The Father of Taxonomy is _________
John Ray
Carolus Linnaeus
Sir Francis Bacon
Isaac Newton
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the smallest unit of a living thing that can be said to be alive is an
organism
cell
atom
law
11
the englishman who introduced the scientific method was
Sir Francis Bacon
Sir Isaac Newton
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The stable internal condition that a living thing must maintain to survive is called
heredity
homeostasis
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The scientific term for facts about nature is
laws
terms
conclusion
data
14
a photograph of a dog provides a partial repesentation of what dogs are like,it is a scientific
model
depiction
15
which following statement explains why animal tracks can be useful studying living things?
tracks are the best-known type of marking that animals leave
tracks provide a way to observe animals difficult to find
claw marks in tracks can be used to identify animals
the pattern of tracks can indicate the animal's behavior
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the factor being tested is present in the other groups but is absent in this group?
empirical group
experimental group
analytical group
control group
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the scientific term for living things is
biology
organisms
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the process by which life continues through a generation of new living things is _______
organism
reproduction
genus
heredity
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what is the scientific term for a sensible explanation to a problem
hypothesis
law
theory
inference
20
what is the primary basis for classifying living things
habitat
size
color
body structure
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a plant or animal that consists of many cells with different purposes is ____________
multicellular
cellular
cellular respiration
unicellular
22
seas and oceans
tide pool
intertidal zone
marine environment
aquatic environment
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what level of classification is directly below class?
kingdom
order
family
phylum
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What is the study of body structure?
physiology
ecology
anatomy
zoology
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what kind of reasoning uses general evidence to come to a more specific conclusion?
inductive reasoning
reasoning
deductive reasoning
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who is considered the father of taxonomy?
Carolus Linnaeus
Sir Francis Bacon
John Ray
Sir Isaac Newton
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What is the science of classification?
species
taxonomy
habitat
logic
28
how many independent variables will a good scientific experiment include
one
three
two
four or more
29
a conclusion based on reasoning from evidence is an ________
inference
inductive
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what is the term for the study of reasoning
logic
law
scientific method
theory
31
A ______ living thing is active at night
nocturnal
dormant
diurnal
hibernate
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what are conditions in an experiment that are the same for all groups
independent variables
dependent variables
controlled variables
nominal variables
33
what are substances in food that provide living things with energy
cellular respiration
nutrients
vitamins
metabolism
34
what term refers to a distinct type of living thing
phylum
species
kind
family
35
which of the following is not a purpose of science
observing nature carefully
explaining human society
discovering the laws of creation
using creation for man's benefit
36
the sum of all the chemical processes of life is called
metabolism
variable
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a living thing in an inactive state, like hibernation, that it enters to conserve energy?
hibernate
diurnal
dormant
nocturnal
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area between the highest and lowest points that the tide reaches
intertidal zone
tide pool
aquatic environment
freshwater environment
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trees
intertidal zone
terrestrial environment
arboreal environment
forestry environment
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which of the following would be part of an environment's flora?
cricket
lion
tree
river
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includes meadow, desert,and mountain environments
forestry environment
intertidal zone
arboreal environment
terrestrial environment
42
Dr. Hall is studying the eating habits of sea snails.what branch of biology is Dr. Hall working
zoology
botany
anatomy
microbiology
43
in what process do cells combine substances from food with oxygen to make energy?
ingestion
energy conservation
photosynthesis
cellular respiration
44
reasoning from specific evidence to a more general conclusion is ____ reasoning
inductive
deductive
45
Raelyn is making a poster of safety rules for science labs.Which should not go on the poster?
always handle glassware carefully
keep your work area clean
if an object breaks during lab, notify the teacher
taste chemicals only when directed to do so by the teacher
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Each organism needs what 4 things in order to stay alive
FOOD, OXYGEN, H2O, SPECIFIC TEMPERATURES
FOOD, time, H2O, SPECIFIC TEMPERATURES
temperature, water, hydrogen, time
FOOD, OXYGEN, H2O, atom
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what does the term fauna describe?
bacteria
animals
people
plants
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what is a living thing's home within its environment called
arboreal environment
habitat
forestry
terrestrial
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scientific idea that has survived many experiments and observations without being proven false
law
hypothesis
logic
theory