
LIA 3 Review
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MARILYNN ANDERSON
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2 Slides • 14 Questions
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Think about why models
are important in science.
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Multiple Choice
You have just discovered that a ball with a greater mass will roll down a hill faster. What objects should you use to model this concept?
2 golf balls
a bowling ball and a tennis ball
a football and a baseball
a marble and a coin
3
Multiple Choice
Which example describes superposition?
fossils burried nerar the surface or deep can both be new or old
fossils buried the deepest are recent organisms
fossils near the surface are more recent organisms
f
4
Multiple Choice
A wave transfers ____.
5
Multiple Choice
How many parts are there to the cell theory?
1
2
3
5
6
Multiple Choice
Which choice shows levels of organization from SMALLEST to LARGEST?
cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
organism, organ system, organ, tissue, cell
atom, cell, organelle, tissue, organ
cell, tissue, organ system, organism, organ
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Multiple Choice
A group of tissues that have the same function:
cell
organ
organ system
organism
8
Multiple Choice
The type of relationship between a flea and a dog:
mutualism
commensalism
parasitism
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The 6th graders replicated the 8th grade gummy worm experiment.
Repetition is when you conduct several trials of you experiment for more accurate data.
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Multiple Choice
Woody wants to see what type of shoe bottom has the most friction. He wears dress shoes and times himself running down the court. He does the same with Crocs and tennis shoes. What repetition would make his experiment valid?
He runs 5 times with each type of shoe and finds the average speed
He gets Keenan to copy his experiment
He tries one type of shoe several times
His experiment cannot be improved
11
Multiple Choice
Which statement supports the data shown?
crickets chirp faster at lower temperatures
crickets chirp faster when it is cooler
crickets chirp faster in higher temperatures
temperature does not affect how crickets chirp
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Multiple Choice
If organism A and B are in the same Class (purple) and organism X and Y are in the same Genus (light orange), which relationship is true?
X and Y are the closest related
A and X are the closest related
A and B are the closest related
B and Y are the closest related
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Multiple Select
Which classification group is more specific than "Family" (green bar)?
genus
domain
species
order
14
Multiple Choice
A scientists discovers that there are more dinosaur fossils in California than any other U.S. state. What type of scientist finds the information most useful?
a physicist
a chemist
a botanist
an archaeologist
a zoologist
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Multiple Choice
Which type of data is best to show changes in temperature as you reach deeper parts of the ocean?
a bar graph
a line graph
a table
a drawing
a pie chart
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Multiple Choice
Energy is not created or destroyed, but _____ from one form to the next.
transformed
removed
reduced
produced
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