Mr. Navi's science test questions
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| If the theory of spontaneous generation were true, it might be possible for | living things to come from non-living things
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| An organism that does not ingest food is a | producer
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| The process by which living things take in oxygen and use it to help produce energy is called | resperation
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| An action of an organism due to a change in its surroundings is called a | responce
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| A type of reproduction that requires two parents is called | sexual reproduction
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| All living things get energy either directly or indirectly from the | Hydrogen Fusion :) but you want me to put the SUN!
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| A substance that makes up a large part of your body and helps transport materials within it is | blood or water
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| Animals whose body temperatures change with changes in the temperature of their environment are called | cold blooded
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| Which of the following is not a basic need of all living things? | I answer with a question where is the following?
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| All the chemical activities in an organism are called | matisbolism
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| Organic compounds contain the element | CARBON! :) that ones in my notes :)
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| The main source of energy for the human body is | carbohydrates
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| Which of the following are living things not able to do? | Again, where are the following? :)
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| In order to live, all plants and animals need | water
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| The process by which food is broken down into simpler substances is | digestion
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| A signal that causes an organism to react is known as a | stimulis
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| A special type of protein that controls chemical activity in the body is a | enzymes
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| In organisms, oxygen combines with the products of digestion to produce | energy
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| A nucleic acid that "carries" instructions on how to build protein is | DNA
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| The idea that life could spring from nonliving matter is known as | spontaneous generation
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| Proteins are broken down inside the body into a sugar called glucose. | True
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| Characteristics of all living things are movement, growth, reproduction, response, and metabolism. | True
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| The building blocks of fats are amino acids. | False
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| Secretion is the removal of waste products from an organism | False
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| The ringing of an alarm clock in the morning is an example of a stimulus. | True
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| Unicellular organisms contain many cells. | False
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| Francisco Redi proved that the theory of spontaneous generation was true | False
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| Nonliving things need energy to survive. | False
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| Only living things are made up of carbon. | False
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| An animal needs living space to survive. | True
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| All the chemical activities within a living thing are called its | metabolism
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| An organism's ____ is the greatest length of time that it can be expected to live. | life span
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| Compounds that always contain the element carbon are called ______ compounds. | organic
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| The theory that states that life can spring from nonliving matter is called ______ generation. | spontanious
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| Green plants produce food in a process called ____. | photosynthisis
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| Two or more elements chemically form a _____ . | compound
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| Plants obtain their energy from the _____ . | sun
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| Animals that maintain a constant body temperature are called ___ animals. | warm blooded
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| The nucleic acid that stores the information needed to build proteins is _______ . | DNA
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