Which of the following is an example of a plant responding to the external stimulus of gravity?

The flowers of the snow buttercup face on direction in the morning, move throughout the day, and face the other way by evening. Most likely this is a response to which stimulus?

What environmental stimulus is most likely to result in a more rapid heartbeat in an animal?

Which of the following is a change that the body will undergo to prepare for fight or flight in response to a stressful stimulus?

Which of the following is a response of the body when infected with a virus?

When an animal is infected with a virus, the body responds by creating conditions that are not favorable for the virus. It does this by-

Roots grow downward in the soil in response to-

When an animal is thirsty, it responds by -

A crocodile quietly stalks its prey, a wildebeest, drinking at a water hole. The wildebeest suddenly sees the crocodile approaching. The wildebeest's body responds by-

A student places a plant in a dark room next to a growth lamp, while providing sufficient water and nutrients to ensure the plant's growth and survival. The plant will likely respond by-

When a plant wilts due to lack of water, it is responding to which of the following internal stimuli?

Stunted growth of an animal can be a response to

Many birds migrate long distances when the seasons change. Which of the following is an environmental stimulus that would signal to the birds the changing seasons?

Which of the following is a response to smelling food?

Pain is a stimulus in animals that leads to responses which help the animal to-

While sitting in a room, a person notices that the temperature has become uncomfortably warm. The body will respond by-

A predator chases a prey animal. The prey is likely experiencing all of the following except-

A plant growing in soil with a lack of water will-

Which of the following is a likely cause of vomiting?

A student's resting heart rate is 12 beats per 10 seconds. After sprinting 25 feet, his heart beat is 130 beats per minute. What is the difference in his heart rate from its initial steady state?

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