Samantha’s pet dog had puppies. Some of the puppies were brown and some were white. The father dog was brown. The mother dog was white. Which statement best explains why some puppies were brown and some were white?

The puppies inherited traits (characteristics) from both the father dog and the mother dog.

The puppies only inherited traits (characteristics) from the mother dog.

The puppies only inherited traits (characteristics) from the father dog.

The puppies inherited traits (characteristics) from each other.

Angelica speaks French fluently. Her parents and grandparents do not speak any other language besides English. How is it possible that Angelica can speak French so well?

Angelica learned how to speak French.

Angelica inherited her knowledge of French.

Angelica has a sister who speaks Spanish.

The picture shows a pine tree and its offspring. Which characteristic (trait) of the offspring was not acquired from the parent pine tree?

The characteristic of being bent by strong wind

The species structures of roots, a trunk, branches, and pine needles

The species function of producing pine cones (seeds)

The species characteristic of growing tall with a pointy top

What is an acquired trait?

a physical feature an organism develops in its lifetime due to an experience

an action an organism is taught or learns from experience

a natural behavior that an organism is born knowing how to do automatically

Which statement best describes a learned behavior?

something an organism does as a result of its environment or how it has been taught

a quality or physical feature you develop sometime in your life

something an organism does because of its genes

Why do children usually look more like their brothers/sisters than their friends?

Share more DNA with their siblings from their parents than with their friends.

They have more of the same environmental influences as their brothers/sisters.

They dress the same because their parents are the same.

They spend more time with their brothers/sisters.

What is true when a dominant and recessive gene are present?

You will see the dominant trait.

You'll see the recessive trait.

You'll see a combination of both.

Which two characteristics are acquired?

Playing soccer and your favorite food

The arrows in this diagram represent...

sunlight shining on the animals

Why might an organism have more than one arrow coming from them in a food web?

More than one organism may eat them.

They may eat more than one other organism.

This organism gets its energy from multiple sources.

They have no resources available to them.

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Forces that act in opposite directions; they are subtracted

resisitance

Opposing Forces

Combining Forces

Net Force

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shows time on a distance time graph

x axis

y axis

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Line graph used to show the speed on a moving object

Bar graph

Pie graph

Numerical graph

Distance-Time graph

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Occurs when the net force is zero and there is no change in the object's motion

Balanced Force

Combined Force

Opposing Force

Net Force

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shows distance on a distance time graph

x axis

y axis

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The total force acting on an object

Net Force

Opposing Forces

Combined Forces

Total Force

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Works against or slows motion

inertia

gravity

resistance

friction

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Forces that act in opposite directions; they are subtracted

shows time on a distance time graph

Line graph used to show the speed on a moving object

Occurs when the net force is zero and there is no change in the object's motion

shows distance on a distance time graph

The total force acting on an object

Works against or slows motion

Occurs when two objects rub against each other, slowing their motion

Forces that act together in the same direction; they are added together

Composes any physical substance

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