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WorksheetsScience EOG Review Week #2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which best describes single-celled organism, such as amoebas?
They take in nutrients directly from their surroundings.
They have body systems for transporting nutrients.
They have tubes for transporting nutrients.
They do not need nutrients.
Which is the smallest part of a mouse that can get rid of wastes?
atom
element
system
cell
Which of the human body systems is most responsible for taking in oxygen from the air?
circulatory system
respiratory system
skeletal system
muscular system
Which best compares lakes and oceans?
Both are large bodies of freshwater.
Both are large bodies of salt water.
Only lakes include fish.
Only oceans include corals.
Which is a living part of both a grassland and a forest ecosystem?
soil
pine tree
shrub
rocks
Which best explains why a population of cactuses in a desert all have bright red flowers?
The population members got this trait from the desert ecosystem.
The parents inherited this trait from their offspring.
The offspring learned this trait from their parents.
The offspring inherited this trait from their parents.
Jose and Sarah both leave school for the library at 3 p.m. Jose rides his bike at the speed of 16 kilometers per hour. Sarah rides her bike at at speed of 14 kilometers per hour. Which will most likely happen?
They will ride in two different directions.
Jose will arrive at the library before Sarah.
Sarah will arrive at the library before Jose.
They will arrive at the same time.
A student forms a ball out of clay. Then he pushes the ball and observes its motion along his desk. If he repeats this activity, what should he do to make the ball move faster?
change the ball's starting position
change the ball's shape
make the ball heavier
push the ball harder
In the water cycle, energy warms water on the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. Some of the water moves into the atmosphere. Which source of energy causes this change?
the sun
ocean waves
electricity
Earth's interior
Which is an example of transpiration?
Hail falls from the atmosphere onto a field.
Cloud droplets form from water vapor in the air.
A corn plant's leaves release water vapor into the air.
Dew drops on an oak leaf change to water vapor.
