Biology Air Test Review

To function on their own, what must unicellular organisms do?

• select a habitat, maintain health, and reproduce

• maintain health only

• reproduce and maintain health only

• get energy, maintain health, and reproduce

What do all living things need?

• oxygen, an outer covering, parents, and vitamins

• water, parents, a place to live, and air

• energy, water, sunshine, and protection

• food, water, air, and a place to live

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Luna, Zoe, and Sophia are on a school trip to the Galapagos Islands. They observe four different species of finches, each with a unique beak! The differences in their beaks are most likely the result of what?

• Gene manipulation by the finches themselves

• Natural selection over many generations

• Unchanging environmental conditions on the islands

• Patterns of behavior learned from their finch parents

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Mason, Aria, and Benjamin are on a school field trip to a local zoo. They observe different animals and their unique behaviors. According to you, what is the best definition of animal adaptation they might have discovered?

• Changes to an animal's diet.

• Characteristics that help animals survive.

• Characteristics of an animal's habitat.

• Skills learned in order to hunt.

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Zoe, Kai, and Arjun are on a field trip to the local aquarium. What physical adaptation would they observe in the fish that allows them to breathe under water?

• a. lungs

• b. gills

• c. fins

• d. heart

Lily, Avery, and Jackson are at a bird park observing a group of finches. They notice that each finch has a different shaped beak. They are curious to know why this is. Can you help them understand that these beaks are an adaptation to gain access to what?

• Water

• Food

• Shelter

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Imagine Hannah, Abigail, and Avery are on a field trip to a local river. They observe salmon swimming against the current to lay their eggs. This is an example of a behavioral adaptation known as​ . Can you guess what it is?​ (a)  

• hibernation

• swimming

• camouflage

• migration

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Imagine Luna, Rohan, and Abigail are studying biology in their school. Their teacher gives them a real-life example and asks: 'What is natural selection?'

• Is it the passing of hiding traits to future generations?

• Or, is it the passing of survival traits to future generations?

• Maybe, it's the passing of hunting traits to future generations?

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Picture this, Oliver, Ava, and Sophia! Imagine a group of monarch butterflies, those beautiful, delicate creatures, who migrate thousands of miles from Canada to Mexico every year. But here's the kicker - they make this long journey without ever having been to their destination before. Isn't that amazing?

Can you guess what type of ADAPTATION this is?

• Structural/physical

• Behavioral

• Physiological

Which microscope could be used to see the INNER PARTS of dead cell's organelles (smaller parts)?

• Dissecting Microscope

• Compound (Light) Microscope

• Scanning Electron Microscope

• Transmission Electron Microscope