Final Exam Review Part I

Which is the correct path of water from your house?

• storm drain-->wastewater plant-->SF Bay

• Sewage system-->aqueduct-->SF bay

• septic tank-->river-->SF bay

• sewage system-->wastewater plant-->SF bay

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Human bodies shiver to keep warm. Which characteristic of life is this an example of?

• Maintaining homeostasis

• Ability to reproduce

• Carrying our metabolism

• Ability to move

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Proteins are made by _______ and exported out of the cell through _________.

• ribosome, exocytosis
• mitochondria, diffusion

• rough ER, endocytosis

• nucleus, osmosis

A mouse contains 10,000 units of energy. If a hawk eats it how many units will the hawk get?

• 100,000 units of energy

• 10,000 units of energy

• 1,000 units of energy

• 100 units of energy

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What is a watershed?

• An area where all water drains to the same point

• An area that has an estuary

• The land between two mountain ranges

• A region where the water is polluted

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Which of the following is the correct pairing of the image and a correct function?

• A. speed up reactions

  B. Store genetic info

  D. Store energy 

• B. Used for energy 

  C. Store genetic info 

  D. Make up membrane

• A. Store energy 

  C. Store genetic info

  D. Speed up reactions

• A. Make up membrane

  B. store energy

  C. Store genetic info 

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Which is a difference between plant cells and animal cells?

• Plant cells do not have a cell wall, animal cells do

• Plant cells do not have mitochondria, animal cells do

• Plants do not do cellular respiration, animal cells do

• Plant cells have chloroplasts, animal cells do not

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From longest time to shortest time, which is the correct order for ability to store energy?

• ATP, lipid, glucose

• lipid, ATP, glucose

• lipid, glucose, ATP

• glucose, ATP, lipid

Which term best describes the increase in earth's average temperature?

• climate change

• greenhouse effect

• global warming

• fossil fuel release

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Which of the following is correct for the flow of energy through ecosystems?

• Light --> Chemical --> Heat

• Chemical --> heat --> light

• light --> heat --> chemical

• heat --> chemical --> light

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