Life on Earth (Easy)

Human have discovered life on _____.

• Mercury

• Venus

• Earth

• Mars

• Earth's moon

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On Earth, living things that can survive in extreme environments (similar to space) are called _____.

• astrophiles

• bibliophiles

• extremophiles

• heliophiles

• nyctophiles

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Some scientists think that the conditions that support life on Earth are _____; they think that life probably only exists on Earth.

• common

• normal

• ordinary

• rare

• widespread

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Some scientists think that the conditions that support life on Earth are _____, they think that life probably exists in other places in the universe.

• common

• extraordinary

• rare

• unique

• unusual

There are many factors that scientists think makes Earth a(n) _____ planet - meaning having the conditions necessary to support life.

• bearable

• habitable

• tolerable

• uninhabitable

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All living things require _____ for their survival; it is used for growth, movement, repair, and reproduction.

• air

• energy

• oxygen

• shelter

• wifi

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Earth formed around a yellow _____ star (our Sun) that will use it's fuel slowly and be a source of energy for billions of years.

• dwarf

• hypergiant

• giant

• supergiant

All living things require nourishment (also called _____) for their survival.

• air

• food

• sunlight

• water

• wifi

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On Earth, plants are _____ and can transform energy from the Sun (sunlight) into food molecules.

• carnivores

• consumers

• decomposers

• herbivores

• producers

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Plants use the process of _____ to produce their own food from sunlight.

• germination

• photosynthesis

• reproduction

• cellular respiration

• transpiration

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