SOL Review 2018 - 2019

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The Chesapeake Bay is an estuary. What type of water is found in an estuary?

• Chlorinated water

• Fresh water only

• Salt water only

• Both salt and fresh water

What is an estuary?

• The area where a river meets the ocean, where fresh and salt water mix

• The large body of water that covers earth's surface

• The land area that drains water into a river, lake or pond

• The underground system that provides drinking water to an area

Why are estuaries important to our environment?

• The provide habitat for many species of wildlife

• They help prevent flooding by soaking up excess water

• They help to filter pollutants from the water

• All of the above

Which is considered an abiotic change in an ecosystem?

• Fish populations increase

• Lizard reproduction rates decrease

• Algae photosynthesis rates increase

• Estuary salinity rates decrease

Which is considered an abiotic change in an ecosystem?

• An increase in precipitation

• A decrease in predators

• An decrease in producers

• An increase in decomposers

Which is considered a biotic change in an ecosystem?

• Dissolved oxygen increases in the water

• Snail respiration rates increase

• Average temperature changes due to global warming

• Nitrogen levels increase due to run-off contamination

What are the structures in a cell that perform photosynthesis?

• Cell Wall

• Chromosomes

• Mitochondria

• Chloroplasts

What structures in both plant and animal cells create energy (ATP)?

• Cell Wall

• Chromosomes

• Mitochondria

• Chloroplasts

Which structures are only found in plant cells?

• Cell wall and Nucleus

• Chromosomes and Mitochondria

• Chloroplasts and Cell Wall

• Cell Wall and Chromosomes