NC EOC Biology Review - Standard 2 - Part 1 Question Preview (ID: 31692)
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Mammals that lay eggs are called
a) marsupials
b) monotremes
c) placental
d) They are not mammals.
Mammals that have partial development in a pouch are called
a) marsupials
b) monotremes
c) placental
d) developmental
Mammals that have complete development inside the uterus are called
a) marsupial
b) monotremes
c) placental
d) developmental
How does carbon enter plants?
a) cellular respiration
b) nitrification
c) oxygenation
d) photosynthesis
What are 2 ways that consumers return carbon to the atmosphere?
a) Respiration and photosynthesis
b) Respiration and Decomposition
c) Respiration and eating
d) Respiration and sleeping
The process that holds heat in the atmosphere and keeps the earth warm is called
a) the greenhouse effect
b) global warming
c) warming effect
d) nothing, heat does not get held in the atmosphere
Excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere can lead to
a) the greenhouse effect
b) a warming effect
c) global warming
d) extra pollution
Nitrogen is essential because it is a key component of
a) carbohydrates and lipids
b) carbohydrates and nucleic acids
c) proteins and lipids
d) proteins and nucleic acids
All of the following are ways nitrogen is made available to plants except
a) nitrogen-fixing bacteria
b) respiration
c) lightning
d) animal excretion
The amount of energy available as it moves up a food chain
a) increases
b) stays the same
c) decreases
d) fluctuates (changes)
Why does energy decrease as it moves up an energy pyramid?
a) Energy actually increases
b) Some is used to perform life functions.
c) It is wasted
d) Energy stays the same.
Plants transport water through a type of vascular tissue called
a) xylem
b) phloem
c) non-vascular tissue
d) veins
Plants transport food through a type of vascular tissue called
a) xylem
b) phloem
c) non-vascular tissue
d) veins
Many animals transport needed materials through
a) vascular tissue
b) xylem
c) skin
d) circulatory system with blood vessels
Plants excrete waste through
a) stomata
b) stems
c) mesophyll cells
d) they don't excrete waste
Transpiration is
a) the gain of water through stomata
b) the loss of oxygen through stomata
c) the loss of water from stomata
d) the gain of oxygen through stomata
The overall goal of respiration is to
a) exchange gases
b) produce ATP
c) retain or keep gases
d) produce glucose
Single-celled organisms such as bacteria and protists take in gases by
a) active transport
b) osmosis
c) facilitated diffusion
d) simple diffusion
Plants are autotrophs because they obtain their nutrients through
a) photosynthesis
b) cellular respiration
c) osmosis
d) active transport
Spores are advantageous because they are reproductive structures
a) that grow extremely tall.
b) that are part of independent assortment.
c) that have to be fertilized.
d) that do not have to be fertilized.
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