MS LS3 1

This organism is always the First Trophic Level of any Food Chain

• Producer

• Primary Consumer

• Secondary Consumer

• Tertiary Consumer

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What doe the rule of 10% say?

• 10% of the organisms body weight gets transferred to the next

• 10% of an organisms energy is transferred when the consumed

• less than 10% of nutrients get transferred from one organism to the other

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3

How much energy is the hawk obtaining from eating the snake?

• 8,200 kcal

• 82,000 kcal

• 820 kcal

• 82 kcal

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How much energy will the snake obtain after eating the rabbit?

• 6.5 kcal

• 650 kcal

• 65,000 kcal

• 650,000 kcal

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Which energy level has the MOST energy to offer to whoever eats it?

• Producers

• Primary Consumer

• Secondary Consumer

• Tertiary Consumer

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3

The diagram below represents several sedimentary layers of Earth’s crust after erosion from a river has exposed some of the lower layers. 
Which would be the most significant benefit to a scientist studying Earth’s past at this location?

• Scientists would be able to determine that volcanic activity was present during the time of the oldest exposed sediment layer.

• Scientists would be able to determine if the rocks were metamorphic or igneous.

• Scientists would be able to determine if there was water at this location.

• Scientists would be able to look at fossilized remains of past life dating back to the oldest exposed layer of sediment.

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NGSS.MS-LS4-1

The diagram below shows a stack of rock layers.  
Layer R contains a well-known index fossil that is 100 million years old. Based on this information and the law of superposition, you can make the following claim.

• Layers T and M are younger than 100 million years.Layers X and G are older than 100 million years.

• Layers T, M, X, and G are all younger than 100 million years.

• Layers T, M, X, and G are all older than 100 million years.

• Layers T and M are older than 100 million years.Layers X and G are younger than 100 million years.

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Compare the fossil layers shown below.

Which organisms are most likely to be the same approximate age?

• 1 and 3

• 3 and 5

• 2 and 4

• 5 and 6

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Two fossils that appear to be from the same type of organism are found in two different layers of rock. The layers of rock are shown below.

Which can be determined from the location of the fossils?

• The prey of organisms

• The predators of the organism

• The cause of death for each organism

• The relative age of each organism

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According to the law of superposition, the oldest fossils are found 

• At the top of the rock layers

• Near the bottom of the rock layers

• In the middle of the rock layers

• Somewhat near the surface

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