Which planet is known as the "Red Planet" and why?

Mars, because of its iron-rich soil

Venus, because of its hot surface

Mercury, because it is closest to the Sun

Why is wind considered a renewable resource?

It is naturally replenished and never runs out

How do leaves help a plant survive?

They make food through photosynthesis

They absorb water from the soil

What would happen if all the plants in a food web died?

Animals would have no food and many would die

Why is rubber used to cover electrical wires?

Because it is an insulator and prevents electric shocks

If a plant’s roots are damaged, what is most likely to happen to the plant?

It will not get enough water and nutrients and may die

Which of the following best explains why oil is considered a nonrenewable resource?

It takes millions of years to form and cannot be replaced quickly

A student observes that ice melts faster on a metal tray than on a plastic tray. What does this show about metal?

Metal is a better conductor of heat than plastic

A desert habitat has very little water. What adaptations might animals living there have?

Ability to store water and stay cool

If a food chain starts with grass, which is eaten by a rabbit, and the rabbit is eaten by a fox, what would happen if all the rabbits disappeared?

The fox population would decrease due to lack of food

The fox population would increase

A plant in a dark room does not grow well. What is the most likely reason?

It cannot perform photosynthesis without light

A student wants to find out which material is the best insulator. She wraps ice cubes in cloth, plastic, and aluminum foil. Which material will keep the ice from melting the longest, and why?

Cloth, because it is a good insulator and slows down heat transfer

Aluminum foil, because it is shiny

Aluminum foil, because it is a conductor

If a child has brown eyes and both parents have blue eyes, what can you infer about eye color inheritance?

Brown eyes are likely a dominant trait, but both parents must carry a hidden gene for brown eyes

The child’s eye color is random

Why is it important to use renewable resources instead of nonrenewable ones?

Renewable resources can be replaced and help protect the environment

Nonrenewable resources are always clean

Renewable resources are always expensive

Nonrenewable resources never run out

A student notices that water in a glass disappears after a few days. What process is responsible for this?

Evaporation, where liquid water changes to gas

Condensation, where gas changes to liquid

Freezing, where liquid changes to solid

Melting, where solid changes to liquid

If a plant’s leaves are covered with oil, what effect will this have on the plant’s ability to make food?

The plant will not be able to perform photosynthesis because light cannot reach the leaves

The plant will produce more flowers

A student wants to design a habitat for a frog. What should the student include to make sure the frog survives?

Water, plants, and places to hide

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