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Fsa Science Lessons

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 7hrs 16mins

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Class
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1.

Humans cut down trees in a location. This is caused an increase in temperature and decrease in rainfall in that location. Which of these Earth systems interacted to produce this difference in climate.

a)

biosphere, cryosphere, and geosphere

b)

atmosphere, hydrosphere and geosphere

c)

biosphere, atmosphere, and hydrosphere

d)

cryosphere, atmosphere, and hydrosphere

2.

An unusually cold winter is a problem for Florida's manatees. Colder air temperatures cause water temps to drop which leads to manatee illness and death. Manatees will take shelter in the warmer waters found near natural springs and power plants. Which of the following accurately describes this chain of events leading to the manatees illness?

a)

Changes in the atmosphere cause changes to the hydrosphere, which affects the biosphere.

b)

Changes in the hydrosphere cause changes to the biosphere, which affects the atmosphere

c)

Changes in the geosphere cause changes to the to the hydrosphere, which affects the atmosphere

d)

Changes in the atmosphere affect the cryosphere, which affects the hydrosphere.

3.

The interaction between the cryosphere and hydrosphere can have an impact on Earth's oceans. Which of the following is an example of an interaction between the cryosphere and hydrosphere?

a)

evaporation of eater from oceans at the equator

b)

release of fresh water into ocean water as icebergs melt

c)

decomposition of organic matter at the bottom of oceans

d)

release of large amounts of salt from icebergs into the ocean.

4.

All interactions between the atmosphere and geosphere involve

a)

soil and living things

b)

water and living things

c)

soil and living things

d)

gases or particles in air or water

5.

Which is a major source of energy for most of Earth's weather patterns?

a)

earthquakes along fault zones

b)

radioactive decay within earths interior

c)

convection currents in Earth's mantle

d)

Radiation received from the sun

6.

Where are the sun's rays the most direct

a)

near the poles

b)

near the equator

c)

at high altitudes

d)

far from the ocean

7.

fast moving molecules are associated with

a)

hot air

b)

cold air

c)

moderate temps

d)

solids

8.

cold air tends to

a)

be less dense and flow over warm air

b)

be lifted up by more warm dense air

c)

be more dense and sink

d)

mix easily with warm air

9.

The less mass in a given volume of air, the

a)

more the air weighs

b)

greater air pressure

c)

more dense the air

d)

less dense the air

10.

______________ air can hold more water vapor and therefore be more humid

a)

cool

b)

warm

c)

windy

d)

denser

11.

What causes winds to form?

a)

unequal heating of Earth's surface

b)

unequal air pressure and densities

c)

land heats and cools faster than water

d)

all of the above ^

12.

Why don't we feel air pressure?

a)

air is too light to feel

b)

air has no mass, so we cannot feel it

c)

air pressure comes in all directions

d)

air isnt putting any pressure on us

13.

Which of the following is a true statement of the heating and cooling rates of land and water

a)

land heats and cools faster than water

b)

water heats and cools faster than land

c)

water and land heat and cool at the same rate

d)

land heats faster than water, but it takes longer to cool

14.

Where are the sun's rays the LEAST direct

a)

near the poles

b)

near the equator

c)

at high altitudes

d)

far from the ocean

15.

What causes jet streams to form?

a)

uneven heating of Earth's surface

b)

cool air masses come into contact with warm air masses

c)

both a&b

d)

none of the above

16.

The reason that _______ heats faster than ______ is because more energy is required to heat _________

a)

land, water, land

b)

water, land, land

c)

land, water, water

d)

water, water, land

17.

The heart is an organ because it

a)

maintains homeastasis

b)

is made up of different types of tissues

c)

contains blood

d)

contains muscle

18.

Your brain is a structure composed of different types of tissue. What is this kind of structure called?

a)

a cell

b)

an organ system

c)

an organ

d)

a tissue

19.

Tissues are made up of

a)

organs

b)

organ systems

c)

specialized cells

d)

non-living materials

20.

Which organisms are organized into a hierarchy of increasingly more complex levels

a)

multicellular organisms

b)

unicellular organisms

c)

prokaryotic

d)

all living things

21.

The human heart has valves that help to control the flow of blood. The valves are made up of specialized cells. These valves are considered to be

a)

organs

b)

tissues

c)

cells

d)

organ systems

22.

Specialized cells are found only in

a)

viruses

b)

organisms with ONE cell

c)

organisms with TWO or MORE cells

d)

bacteria

23.

Which of the following is the basic unit of life

a)

molecules

b)

a brain

c)

cells

d)

atoms

24.

which of the following is an example of a unicellular organism

a)

frog

b)

flea

c)

sand

d)

bacteria

25.

The invention of the microscope made it possible for people to discover

a)

plants

b)

skin

c)

animals

d)

cells

26.

which of the following statements are apart of the cell theory

a)

only plants contain cells

b)

all cells come from other cells

c)

cells can be produced from nonliving matter

d)

cells appear spontaneously from air

27.

Which of the follwoing scientists made the observation while looking at a cork under his microscope, that the empty space looked like tiny rectangular rooms, or cells?

a)

Hooke

b)

Leewenhoek

c)

Schwann

d)

Virchow

28.

According to the cell theory, a bacterium and a plant

a)

are made up of cells the same size or shape

b)

are both multicellular organisms

c)

are completed unrelated and have no similarities

d)

are both living organisms, so they are made up of one or more cells

29.

Which of the following scientists are major contributors to the cell theory

a)

Schleiden, Hooke, Newton

b)

Schledien, Scwann, Virchow, Hooke

c)

Stephen Hawking and Einstein

d)

Galileo and Archimedes

30.

Unicellular organisms

a)

have at least 2 cells

b)

are very complex organisms

c)

do not exist

d)

have 1 simple cell