Quiz about 7th Science TCAP Practice

Question 1

In the following concept map, some items are missing.  Which of the following are items that could appear under Matter---Combines---Chemically?  What three answers should be under Matter---Combines---Chemically?

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Fizzing occurs

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Color Changes

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Precipitate forms

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Heterogeneous mixture

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Dissolves

Question 2

At the beginning of the investigation, Carl recorded a total mass of 200g.  After placing seltzer tablets in water, Carl again measured the mass.

If the combined mass of the two seltzer tablets before they were dropped in the water was 5 g, select the total mass at the end of Carl's investigation.

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205g

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195 g

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197 g

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200g

Question 3

Mandy left a bottle of fizzing hydrogen peroxide on teh counter.  Over the bottle opening, she attached a balloon.  At the beginning of her investigation, the total mass of the bottle, balloon and liquid was 305 g.

The fizzing hydrogen peroxide is an example of a(n)

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chemical change taking place

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mechanical change taking place

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physical change taking place

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evolutionary change taking place

Question 4

What cell organelle produces energy in plant cells?

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mitochondria

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vacuole

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lysosome

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ribosome

Question 5

Where are the most reactive metals located?

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light gray, section A

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dark gray, section B

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black, section C

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textured, section D

Question 6

Which organism shown in the image is a producer?

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grass

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deer

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buzzard

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All the organisms are producers.

Question 7

What is the name of the organism representing the most concentrated source of energy contained within its tissues?

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plankton

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shark

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otter

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abalone

Question 8

In class, John made a mixture of sawdust, water and iron filings.  What will complete the series of activities John will best use to separate the items in the mixture?

_____________ --> _________________--> gather sawdust

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evaporate --> use a magnet

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stir --> filter

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filter --> add water

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pick up --> add vinegar

Question 9

The graph shows a population estimate from 2000-2005.  What most likely occurred between 2003 and 2004?

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There was a deadly viral outbreak.

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There was an increase in food

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There was a decrease in predators

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There was a population decrease

Question 10

The graph shows the changes of a grass population from 2007-2011.  What do you predict most likely occurred between 2009 and 2010?

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an increase in grazing animals

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an increase in light availbility

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a decrease in earthworms

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a decrease in insects

Question 11

How does the energy move between the deer, grass and buzzard?

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The grass traps energy from the sun, and the deer consumes the grass; when the deer dies, the buzzard consumes the deer.

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The deer traps energy from the sun and the deer consumes the grass;when the deer dies, the buzzard consumes the deer.

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The buzzard traps energy from the sun, and the deer consumes the buzzard;when the buzzard dies, the grass consumes the buzzard.

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The grass traps energy from the sun, and the buzzard consumes the grass, when the buzzard dies, the deer consumes the buzzard.

Question 12

An African elephant population has few members and reproduces once every 2-5 years.  How would this elephant population survive in a suddenly changed environment?

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The elephant population would not adapt quickly to the change.  It could become endangered or extinct.

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The elephant population would adapt quickly to the change and survive.

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The elephant population would not adapt at all to the chnage and would become extinct.

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The elephant population would adapt to the change by reproducing more quickly.

Question 13

The wildfires occurring in California are not only deadly for California are not only deadly for California residents but may also have an effect on other forests around the world due to

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the emission of CO2 and other greenhouse gases that can damage them.

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California forest fires starting fires in other parts of the world.

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the extinction of Redwood trees in California forests

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the immigration of forest animals to the Amazon Rainforest

Question 14

Scientists have seen a correlation between increased volcanic eruptions and cancers in women over the last 30 years.  What is the most likely reason for this situation?

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A change in the composition of atmospheric gases due to volcano emissions.

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The threat of lava flows close to villages near volcanoes.

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Human activity near volcanoes

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The movement of plates below the Earth's surface.

Question 15

The image shows an example of a(n) ___________________.

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food web

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food chain

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energy pyramid

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trophic level

Question 16

Eight Belles, a 2008 Kentucky Derby winning thoroughbred, was produced by _______ thoroughbred parents, which possessed the traits for agility and quickness.

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selectively breeding

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inbreeding

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co-evolutionizing

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naturally selecting

Question 17

In Hudson Bay, summer has arrived earlier each year since 1981.  As a result, polar bears in that area have fewer offspring and lower survival rates.   The population has a

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negative growth rate

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positive growth rate

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stable growth rate

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density dependent growth rate

Question 18

In some fruit flies, the allele for having black eyes (B) is dominant to the allele for having red eyes (b). A scientist mated a batch of fruit flies with genotypes as shown in the Punnett Square below. What is the probability of the offspring will be born with red eyes?

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25%

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0%

Answer

50%

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75%

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100%

Question 19

____________________ occurs when you chew your food and when your stomach moves the food.

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mechanical movement

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Osmotic movement

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Chemical movement

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homeostatic movement

Question 20

Look at the image.  The arrow in the image represent gases exchanged between plants and animals.Which statement BEST describes the gas exchange illustrated?

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Animals release carbon dioxide that plants use in photosynthesis

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Animals produce oxygen that plants release

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Plants produce carbon dioxide that animals use to produce oxygen

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Plants release oxygen that animals use to produce chlorophyll

Question 21

The union of gametes, the sperm and an egg, during the life cyucle of the crown jellyfish is best described as

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sexual reproduction

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asexual reproduction

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genetic inheritance

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genetic engineering

Question 22

Graham places 5 grams of iron filings in each of four containers.  He then adds various other substances to each container.  Use the observations Graham recorded in the following table to choose the container in which a chemical change occurred.

In what container did a chemical reaction occur?

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Container 1

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Container 2

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Container 3

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Container 4

Question 23

E83 ethanol can be produced from various food products including sugar cane and sugar beets.  What is one unintended consequence of producing E83 ethanol?

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increase in cost of sugar

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reduce dependence of fossil fuels

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renewable source of energy

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cleaner engines

Question 24

Look at the image.  The illustration shows structures of the human body.  Select three correct answers.  The functions of the structure labeled X are

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forming blood cells

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moving the body

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supporting the body

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transmitting nerve impulses

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helpin the body breathe

Question 25

Look at the diagram.  Select three correct answers.  The function of this organ system are

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providing nutrients to cells

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transporting oxygen to cells

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removing wastes

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producing offspring

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making hormomes

Question 26

Use the image of a portion of the Periodic Table and your scientific knowledge to answer the question.

Which statement is not true about the relationship between oxygen and sulfur?

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Sulfur and oxygen are found in the same period on the Periodic Table

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Sulfur has half the neutrons of oxygen

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Sulfur and oxygen have similar reactivity

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Sulfur has twice the mass of oxygen

Question 27

Sonya investigates reacting methane gas (CH4) with oxygen (O2).  The chemical equation representing Sonya's reaction is written:  CH4 + 2O2 --> CO2 + 2 H2O

If there were 10 methane molecules on the reactants side but the products remained the same as shown in the equations above, the chemical equation would be

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balanced

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difficult to react

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unbalanced

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another chemical reaction

Question 28

Sonya investigates reacting methane gas (CH4) with oxygen (O2).  The chemical equation representing Sonya's reaction is written:  CH4 + 2O2 --> CO2 + 2 H2O

Part A:  If there were 10 methane molecules on the reactants side but the products remained the same as shown in the equations above, the chemical equation would be_____.

Which law best supports Sonya's chemical equation and the answer to Part A.

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Law of the Conservation of Mass

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Newton's Laws of Motion

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Law of Gravity

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Avogadro's Law

Question 29

Look at the pictures below.  Which image represents the phase of matter having both a definite volume and shape?

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M

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P

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R

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S

Question 30

A sample of water vapor cools and changes from a gas to liquid water.  Select the correct answer.  What happens to the molecules as they changed from a gas to a liquid?

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The molecules slow down and get closer together.

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The molecules slow down and get farther apart.

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The molecules get faster and increase in size.

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The molecules get faster and closer together.

Question 31

Which substance is an element?

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Mg

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NaCl

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KBr

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CH4

Question 32

Which substance is a compound?

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KCl

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Cl

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Na

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Br

Question 33

Goldis a good conductor of electrical energy.  It is often used in circuit boards.  Select the correct answer.  Which other element is likely used in circuit boards?

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Copper

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Calcium

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Boron

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Barium

Question 34

Mara has a glass beaker of water with a thermometer in it.  She lets it sit on her laboratory bench top for 40 minutes.  At time t=0 minutes, the thermometer reads 17 degrees C.  At time t=40 minutes, the thermometer reads 25 degrees C.  Which statement correctly explains the cause of the temperature increase?

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The temperature of the water increased because the surrounding air transferred thermal energy to the water.

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The temperature of the water increased because it transferred energy to the surround air.

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The temperature of the water increased because the thermal energy of the water and air were equivalent.

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The temperature of the water increased because glass is a thermal insulator.

Question 35

The table below shows the chemical and physical properties of several materials.

Which of the following materials is most similar to the materials in the table?

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argon (Ar)

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iron (Fe)

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Silver (Ag)

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Calcium (Ca)

Question 36

On scratch paper, draw the Punnett Square to predict the cross of a homozygous striped parent with a homozygous solid parent if striped is dominant over solid.

The phenotypes of the offspring will be

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all striped

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all solid

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some striped and some solid

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neither striped or solid

Question 37

What is the the percentage of offspring that would be solid in the following scenario?

The Punnett Square to predict the cross of a homozygous striped parent with a homozygous solid parent if striped is dominant over solid.

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100%

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25%

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50%

Answer

75%

Question 38

What piece is missing from the chemical equation for cellular respiration?

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6O2

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6H2

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6C2

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6Cl2

Question 39

How did the Galapagos finches change to fit the new environment?

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Over many generations, the finches with beak shapes suited to their environment and food source survived.

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All the finches in the population grew new and different beak shapes.

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The finches chose to only produce offspring that looked different from themselves.

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The finches did not change to fit the new environment.

Question 40

Which has the following characteristics: metabolism, reproduction, homeostasis, growth, made of cells, adaptation and sensitivity?

Accepted Answer

A

Answer

B

Question 41

Jason needs to breathe.  Without the organs in the image above, it would be impossible to do so.  Which three parts of the diagram are labeled correctly?

Select the correct answers.  What part of the diagram is labeled W?

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aveolus

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lungs

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trachea

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diagram

Question 42

Look at the image of the X-ray.  Dr. Ware took an X-ray of a part of Randy's body.  which system is Dr. Ware examining in the X-ray?

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skeletal system

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digestive system

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immune system

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nervous system

Question 43

The Asian walking catfish is positioned in the secondary level and the tertiary level because it is a(n)

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omnivore

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fish

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carnivore

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herbivore

Question 44

Two of the chemical equations represent chemical reactions involving the flow of energy through organisms.  Which two equations represent flow through organisms?

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A

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C

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B

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D

Question 45

Consider the reactions cellular respiration and photosynthesis.  Which statement is NOT true concerning those reactions?

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Molecular oxygen is a reactant in photosynthesis and is a product of cellular respiration.

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Photosynthesis converts solar energy into chemical energy.

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Sugar is a product of photosynthesis and a reactant in respiration.

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Photosynthesis is an endothermic reaction, and respiration is an exothermic reaction.

Question 46

In some fruit flies, the allele for having black eyes (B) is dominant to the allele for having red eyes (b).  A scientist mated a batch of heterozygous fruit flies.  Using the Punnett Squares which square would represent what the next generation would look like.

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D

Answer

A

Answer

B

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C

Question 47

In some fruit flies, the allele for having black eyes (B) is dominant to the allele for having red eyes (b).  A scientist mated a batch of heterozygous fruit flies.

According to the Punnett Squares below, ______ is the probability that the offspring will have red eyes.

Accepted Answer

25%

Answer

50%

Answer

75%

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100%

Question 48

Leo's class studied the process of photosynthesis.  Leo became interested in how altering light levels would affect plant growth.  His teacher encouraged him to develop an investigation.

Which description below could describe an investigation to determine how light affects plant growth?

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All of the above

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Grow bean seedlings in a drawer and on a window sill.

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Grow tomato seedlings in a greenhouse and in the garden.

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Grow radish seedlings in a cabinet and in a closet.

Question 49

Pitcher plant are plants that are commonly found growing in boggy, swamp-like conditions.  The soils in swamps often lack many nutrients.  A pitcher plant uses modified leaves to capture and digest insects.  Insects are an additional source of nitrogen, phosphorous, and carbon.  What type of adaptation are the modified leaves?

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physical

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chemical

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learned

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innate

Question 50

Select the correct answer.  Which organism is not a consumer in this food web?

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lichen

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grizzly bear

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wolf

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caribou

Question 51

Which is the correct picture that represents a population?

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S

Answer

M

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P

Answer

R

Question 52

A group of student investigated how temperature affects the rate of chemical reactions.  They used hydrogen peroxide, which breaks down into oxygen and water, for the investigation.  The students measured how long it too to obtain 50 mL of oxygen gas from a given volume of hydrogen peroxide heated to different temperatures.  Examine their data shown in the table below.

Based on the students' data, select the correct conclusion about the rate of this chemical reaction.

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Reaction rates increase as temperature increases.

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Reaction rates increase as time increases.

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Reaction rates decrease as time decreases.

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Reaction rates decrease as temperature increases

Question 53

Which substance is best classified as a compound?

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H2O

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N2

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O2

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Al

Question 54

Determine the number of neutrons that most copper atoms contain.

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35

Answer

29

Answer

64

Answer

128

Question 55

Which answer choice best describes the reactivity of the elements shown?

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highly reactive

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moderately reactive

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slightly reactive

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inert

Question 56

Which statement is not true about the relationship between nitrogen and phosphorus?

Accepted Answer

Phosphorus and nitrogen are found in the same period on the Periodic Table.

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Phosphorus has twice the neutrons of nitrogen.

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Phosphorus and nitrogen have similar reactivity.

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Phosphorus has twice the mass of nitrogen.

Question 57

Look at the image below. Which answer represents the atomic mass?

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28.09

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14

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Si

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Silicon

Question 58

What is the group of least reactive elements called?

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noble gases

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halogens

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semiconductors

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metals

Question 59

Look at the image below. Which answer represents the atomic number?

Accepted Answer

14

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Si

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Silicon

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28.09

Question 60

Where on the diagram are the least reactive elements located?

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Textured, Section D

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Light Gray, Section A

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Dark Gray, Section B

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Black, Section C

Question 61

Where on the diagram is the most reactive non-metals located?

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Section A

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Section B

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Section C

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Section D

Question 62

Ice, solid water, floats in liquid water because ice

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is less dense than water.

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is more dense than water

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evaporates in water.

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condenses in water.

Question 63

Crys leaves a cold soda on the kitchen counter and forgets it.  After 3 hours, Crys remembers the soda and goes back to get it.  When she touches the drink and the kitchen counter, she notices they are the same temperature.  Select the correct answer.  What happened?

Accepted Answer

The soda and the kitchen counter are at thermal equilibrium.

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The soda and the kitchen counter are level.

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The kitchen counter is a good insulator.

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The soda melted on the kitchen counter.

Question 64

Look at the image.  Select the correct answer.  The structures represent the molecular structure of

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solids

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liquids

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gases

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plasma

7th Science TCAP Practice

163 questions

In the following concept map, some items are missing. Which of the following are items that could appear under Matter---Combines---Chemically? What three answers should be under Matter---Combines---Chemically?

At the beginning of the investigation, Carl recorded a total mass of 200g. After placing seltzer tablets in water, Carl again measured the mass. If the combined mass of the two seltzer tablets before they were dropped in the water was 5 g, select the total mass at the end of Carl's investigation.

Mandy left a bottle of fizzing hydrogen peroxide on teh counter. Over the bottle opening, she attached a balloon. At the beginning of her investigation, the total mass of the bottle, balloon and liquid was 305 g. The fizzing hydrogen peroxide is an example of a(n)

What cell organelle produces energy in plant cells?

Where are the most reactive metals located?

Which organism shown in the image is a producer?

What is the name of the organism representing the most concentrated source of energy contained within its tissues?

In class, John made a mixture of sawdust, water and iron filings. What will complete the series of activities John will best use to separate the items in the mixture? _ --> _____--> gather sawdust

The graph shows a population estimate from 2000-2005. What most likely occurred between 2003 and 2004?

The graph shows the changes of a grass population from 2007-2011. What do you predict most likely occurred between 2009 and 2010?

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