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Duplicate of Science Quiz - Practice for exam: Part 2
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1
What is the correct order of the water cycle?
Precipitation-condensation-evaporation
Evaporation-condensation-precipitation
Evaporation-precipitation-condensation
Condensation-evaporation-precipitation
2
When water moves out of the plant through the leaves
Transpiration
Photosynthesis
Capillary action
Osmosis
3
The phloem is the part of the plant that transports food through the plant
False
True
4
The male part of a flower is called?
Stamen
Chlorophyll
Stigma
Stomata
5
What is Parasitism
A relationship between two organisms, one benefits, the other is harmed
A relationship between two organisms, one benefits, one gets nothing
:)
A relationship between two organism where they both benefit off each other
6
When water goes up the plant through tiny tubes
Cellular respiration
Diffusion
Transpiration
Capillary action
7
What is the female part of a flower called?
Ovary
Stamen
Bud
Pistil
8
What is the formula for Photosynthesis?
O2+food=Energy+water+Co2
Nutrients+sunlight+water=O2+food
nutrients+water=O2
Co2+water+sunlight=O2+food
9
What does the stem do
Creates oxygen
transports sugar to plant
Captures sunlight
Provides support and strength for plant
10
What does potassium do for plants?
Helps create bulbs and runners
Helps make strong stems
Helps form roots and produce seeds
Helps speed up photosynthesis
11
What are bulbs?
A male part of the plant
Short, thick, underground stem, it’s thick leaves store food
The part of the plant that stores food in the roots
Special stems that grow outward from a plant and close to the ground
12
What are the female parts of a flower?
Stamen, Filament, Ovary, Pollen grains
Flower, Ovules, Filament,
Ovary,Stamata, Ovules, Stigma
Stigma, Style, Ovary, Ovules
13
Which one is an example of a community
School playground
None
Eagle
School of fish
14
What is commensalism?
A relationship between two organisms where they both benefit off each other
A relationship between two organisms, one is harmed, the other benefits
A relationship between two organisms, one benefits, the other gets nothing
:)
15
What is the first step in a seed life cycle?
Germination
Seedling
Adult
Seed
16
What does Biotic mean?
Animals of the same type or kind that are able to reproduce
The non living parts of an ecosystem
The living parts of an ecosystem
Nothing
17
Which is an example of Mutualism?
Pet dog and his owner
A mosquito and a deer
Barnacles that attach themselves to whales
A bird and a tree
18
What is mutualism
:)
A relationship between two organisms, one organism benefits, one is harmed
A relationship between two organisms where they both benefit off each other
A relationship between two organisms, One benefits, the other gets nothing
19
This occurs when a piece of stem or leaf is replanted and a new plant is formed.
Planting
Cutting
Grafting
Bulbs
20
What are the three types of consumers?
Primary, Secondary, Teritary
Primary, Secondary, and territory
1st, 2nd, 3rd
Herbivore, omnivore, carnivore
21
A seed needs moisture and sunlight to begin germination
False
True
22
What is the parenchyma?
Cuttings
hairs found on the roots to increase surface area
The part of the plant where the reproductive parts are found
Thin walled cells that store food and water
23
which one is one of the 5 natural ways ecosystems can change
technology
Mcdonalds
Bioinvasion
plants
24
What is Chlorophyll?
The green pigment in the stem that helps move water
The green stuff in the leaves that helps absorb sunlight
The hairs on a root that provide more surface area
The cells in a plant that move sugar up and down the plant
25
A volcano explodes nothing would grow, a few years later grass started to emerge, what is this called?
both
Secondary Succession
neither
Primary Succession
26
What is an adaptation
Non living parts of an ecosystem
All of the above
When an animal mates with another species to create a new one
A structure or behaviour that increases an organisms chance of surviving
27
Which is an example of a Carnivore?
Wolf
Neither
Frog
Both
28
what is the formula for cellular respiration
water+Co2+sunlight=O2+food
O2+food=energy+Co2+water
Energy+food+water=Co2+O2
2+4=7
29
What is bioinvasion?
The first species that arrives to an area
The introduction of a new species to an area where it wasn’t there before
When an animal hunts another animal for food
30
Which one is a type of population?
Swamp
Chicken
Cricket
Herd of deer
31
What is an omnivore?
An organism that eats both plants and meat
An organism that eats only plants
An organism that eats only meat
32
What is a Carnivore?
An organism that eats both plants and meat
A living organism that only eats meat
An organism that only eats plants
33
Man uses plants for food, fiber, and medicine
False
True
34
Plants can reproduce two ways, what are they?
Seeding and Vegetative propagation
Vegetative propagation and sexual reproduction
Asexual reproduction and planting
Sexual and asexual reproduction
35
Does this symbol match the path that energy moves in ecosystems?
False
True
36
Osmosis is when water goes from an area of low to high concentration
False
True
37
Two types of fertilizer are…?
Organic and humus
Organic and inorganic
Inorganic and hydroponics
Humus and hydroponics
38
What are the root hairs meant for?
store sugar and water for plant
Absorb nutrients and water into plant
To move water up and down the stem of a plant
Increase surface area of roots
39
What are five things that all living organisms need?
Food, water, oxygen, energy, sustainable living conditions
Oxygen, shelter, energy, water, sunlight
Phones, chips, friends, candy, TV
Food, water, sunlight, shelter, Oxygen
40
The part of the plant that transports water from the roots to then leaves is called the…?
Xylem
Pistil
Phloem
Stamen
41
What is the best type of soil for plant growth
Vermiculite
Sand
Loam
Clay
42
What is a consumer?
An organism that eats both plants and animals
An organism that creates its own food supply
An organism that had to seek out its own food and eats other animals
A type of deer
43
Which one is a type of species?
Prairies
Frog
Flock of birds
Pack of wolves
44
What is diffusion?
When a substance travels from an area of low to high concentration
When water travels
A type of plant
When a substance travels from an area of high to low concentration
45
We as humans need to monitor our ecosystems to
All of the above
Make sure that species populations are healthy
Monitor our impact within our ecosystem
Monitor the effects of natural changes occurring within an ecosystem
46
What does Nitrogen do?
Collect sunlight
Help with leaf growth and green colour
Help speed up the photosynthesis process
Helps plants make strong stems
47
What are the male parts of a flower?
Ovary, Filament, stamen
Anther, Pollen grains, filament
Anther, Pollen grains, stigma
Stigma, Filament, Chlorophyll
48
What are the 5 different parts of a plant?
root, root hairs, stomata, stem, bud
Young leaf, flower, stem, root hairs, root
flower, stem, stomata, root, xylem
Young leaf, stem, root hairs, root, xylem
49
Which is an example of Primary succession?
The ocean
Volcano
Wheat field
School playground
50
What is the phloem
Living cells that transport food to cells in the plant
The part of the plant that anchors it in the soil
A type of flower
Part of the plant where the reproductive parts are found
51
When an animal hunts another animal for food
Predation
Bioinvasion
Omnivore
Carnivore
52
What is a producer?
Organisms that only eat meat
Consumers that break down waste and dead plants and animals
An organism that can make their own food supply
An organism that has to find its own food
53
What is a herbivore
An organism that eats both plants and meat
An organism that only eats meat
A organism that only eats plants
54
What does phosphorous do for plants?
Helps form roots and seeds
Helps with leaf growth and green colour
Helps root hairs become longer and more durable
Helps stems become more stable and tall
55
A relationship between two organisms where atleast one benefits
Mutualism
Biology
Symbiosis
Friendship
56
Any place on earth where living things interact with other living and non living things
Ecosystem
Symbiosis
Community
Adaptation
57
What two things is soil made of?
Dirt and humus
Nutrients and water
Dirt and minerals
Minerals and humus
58
What is Layering
When the stem of a plant droops towards the ground, a new plant is made
Special stems that grow outward from a plant and close to the ground
A short, thick, underground stem
The green pigment in leaves that absorbs light
59
Insects and small animals help pollination take place
False
True
60
The rebuilding of an ecosystem after it has been destroyed by natural or human activity is called what?
Secondary Succession
Predation
Primary succession
Pioneer species
61
What is the Stomata?
Cells that store food and water
it is a part of the plant that lets in water and nutrients to the plant
The female part of a plant
Openings in the leaves that let in oxygen and lets out water.
62
Plants can be both genders
False
True
