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Unit 1: Experimental Design Graphing and Ecology
Unit 1: Experimental Design Graphing and Ecology
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A species that makes it's own food using sunlight is called a
producer
Predator
prey
consumer
2
True or False; bacteria are biotic
False
True
3
This ecoregion has deserts and mountains
Panhandle Plains
Gulf Coast
Big Bend
Piney Woods
4
The resulting variable
constants
IV
DV
Control
5
In a food web, a mushroom is considered a __________
Producer
Parasite
Decomposer
Consumer
6
What word is associated with parasite?
Consumer
Producer
Host
Prey
7
You'll find shells in what type of rock
non-clastic organic
non-clastic chemical
Intrusive igneous
Foliated metamorphic
8
This image is most likely a _________ rock.
Igneous extrusive
Metamorphic non foliated.
Metamorphic Foliated
Igneous intrusive
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The group tested in an experiment.
Control
Changing
Experimental
Responding
10
This picture represents a/an ______
Community
Biome
Population
Ecoregion
11
In the levels of organization from smallest to largest, population comes before community.
True
False
12
The standard comparison group in an experiment is known as the _________ group.
experimental
manipulated
constant
control
13
You're most likely to see shell fragments in what type of rock?
Non-clastic organic
Non-clastic chemical
Foliated metamorphic
Clastic sedimentary
14
This ecoregion is humid with high rainfall.
Panhandle Plains
Big Bend
Gulf Coast
Piney woods
15
True or false: A mineral of 6.5 will scratch a mineral of 5.
True
False
16
The DV goes on what axis of a graph?
Y
X
17
The type of graph that shows change over time (IV and DV are numbers) is a _____ graph.
bar
pie
line
18
This area is swampy with a lot of trees.
Gulf Coast
Big Bend
Pineywoods
Blackland Prairie
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Which is a primary consumer?
Rabbit
Plant
Jackal
Wild Cat
20
Type of mechanical weathering where rock and sediments rub together.
Erosion
Abrasion
Root pry
Oxidation
21
This is chemical weathering where minerals in a rock are dissolved by water.
Oxidation
Erosion
Dissolution
Deposition
22
The study of how abiotic and biotic factors interact is known as what?
Zoology
Biology
Ecology
Ecosystem
23
Ecoregion in Texas with rich dark soil. We live here.
Panhandle Plains
Piney Woods
Big bend
Blackland Prairie
24
Data where you record numbers.
Qualitative
Quantitative
25
How many hours of study will increase grades? Hours of study is the...
control
IV
DV
constant
26
This area in Texas is mainly flat and grassy with some deep canyons.
Pineywoods
Big Bend
Panhandle Plains
Blackland Prairie
27
The process of cementation and compaction
heat and pressure
metamorphism
deposition
lithification
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Only one of a species.
prey
community
population
organism
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An organism that eats another organism
decomposer
parasite
consumer
producer
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Lu wants to find out which chemical is most difficult to remove from water. What is the DV?
Amount of chemical
Quality of water
Quantity of chemical
Type of water
31
Rock salt is an example of this type of rock formed from left over precipitate.
non-clastic chemical sedimentary
Igneous Intrusive
Igneous Extrusive
non-clastic sedimentary organic
32
True or false: Color is a good method to use to identify a mineral.
True
False
33
Name tertiary consumer.
Mouse
Hawk
Flowering Shrub
Snake
34
How much running will improve race time? Race time is the...
DV
constant
control
IV
35
The space between lines on a graph is known as what?
Scale
Range
Rule
Interval
36
What does biotic mean?
Living
Nonliving
37
When minerals break with smooth clean edges, it exhibits
Hardness
Cleavage
Fracture
Streak
38
The numbers we go up by on the Y axis is called the;
scale
rule
interval
range
39
Lu wants to find out which chemical is most difficult to remove from water. What is the IV?
quality of water
type of chemical
type of water
amount of chemical
40
The ability to keep for a prolonged period of time. A stable environment with biodiversity.
change
sustainability
movement
constant
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These rocks are fragments of other rocks cemented together.
intrusive igneous
non-clastic sedimentary
Clastic sedimentary
foliated metamorphic
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Rocks with larger crystals formed underground from slow cooling
non-foliated metamorphic
intrusive igneous
extrusive igneous
foliated metamorphic