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Year 7 Science Exam Review
How groups of vertebrates exist?
For an organism to be considered as living, it must...
Year 7 Science Exam Review
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For an organism to be considered as living, it must...
cry a lot
have a backbone
breathe
live in water
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How groups of vertebrates exist?
5
4
3
7
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A word used to describe organisms which eat the same sort of food as each other is
competitor
carnivore
prey
predator
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An example of a vascular plant is:
a rose bush
a mushroom
moss
a vertebrate
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Photosynthesis uses
water and sunlight
oxygen and water
sunlight only
carbon dioxide and water
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Abiotic means
dead
non-living
living
right-handed
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How did you find science this year?
I did not enjoy it.
It was okay.. meh.
I LOVED it!
I'm unsure?!
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Which of the following contains only invertebrates?
magpie, hookworm, silverfish, goldfish
tapeworm, tick, echidna, sea cucumber
spider, jellyfish, ant, worm.
starfish, sea sponge, crab, eagle
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Herbivores
eat flowers and chicken
eat chicken
eat lollies
eat flowers
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Plastic toys are made from
Mixtures of iron and wood
Petroleum products
Forests and other plant products
Metals including iron, zinc and tin
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Fungi is an example of a
protista
decomposer
monera
herbivore
12
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
The Earth is tilted at 23.5 degrees
The Earth takes 365 and a quarter days to orbit the sun
The Earth takes 24 hours to rotate around its axis
There is zero gravity on the moon
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Which of the following is a biotic factor?
water
rock
sunlight
predator
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Which organisms are more closely related?
B and C belong to the same order.
I have no idea?!
A and D belong to the same class.
A and C belong to the same genus.
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The main energy source for the water cycle is
water
clouds
evaporation
the sun
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Three renewable resources are:
solar, biomass, hydrogen
biomass, hydroelectricity, tidal
tidal, water slide, wind
wind, biology, oceanic