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The
carbon cycle begins with photosynthesis in plants. |
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A:
True |
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B:
False |
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Plants
are primary consumers of carbon dioxide. |
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Animals
are primary consumers of carbon dioxide. |
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Humans
are producers of carbon dioxide. |
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Carbon
dioxide is easily dissolved in water. |
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Humans
and animals release carbon dioxide into the air during photosynthesis. |
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All
of the carbon in existence is continually recycled in the carbon cycle. |
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Where
does the carbon come from that the plants use? |
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A:
animals |
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B:
water |
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C:
air |
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Are
humans primary consumers of carbon dioxide or secondary consumers? |
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A:
Primary consumers |
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B:
Secondary consumers |
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C:
Neither. Humans produce carbon dioxide. |
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How
does carbon get into the soil? |
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A:
when the plant dies |
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B:
when the animal dies |
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C:
when the human dies |
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D:
all of the above |
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The
following coins are put in a bag: dime, dime, nickel, penny. What is the
probability of picking a quarter? |
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A:
likely |
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B:
unlikely |
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C:
certain |
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D:
impossible |
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A
quarter, nickel, dime, and 3 pennies are put in a bag. What is the
probability of choosing a penny? |
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A
glass jar contains 10 marbles. What is the probability of choosing a marble? |
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The
cookie jar contains 9 chocolate chip cookies, 4 oreos, and 1 oatmeal cookie.
What is the probability of picking an oatmeal cookie? |
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A
box has 15 toy cars, 20 dolls, and 8 balls. What is the probability of
picking a doll? |
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The
treasure box has stickers and pencils. What is the probability of picking a
toy? |
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One
of the following numbers is chosen at random: 2, 74, 36, 9, 18, 1 What is the
probability of picking an even number? |
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A
jar has 30 marbles. There are red and blue marbles. If there are 7 blue
marbles, what is the probability of choosing a blue one? There are 25
kittens in the box. 3 are white, 10 are |
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There
are 25 kittens in the box. 3 are white, 10 are black, and the rest are black
and white. What is the probability of picking a yellow kitten? |
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A
box has 12 purple crayons. What is the probability of choosing a purple
crayon? |
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Which
of the following is a property of momentum? |
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A:
A property that allows moving things to
overcome resistance and continue moving in the same direction. |
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B:
A property that allows moving things to
overcome resistance and move in the opposite direction. |
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Momentum
is a measure of the motion of a body equal to the product of its mass and
velocity. |
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Momentum
is a conserved quantity. |
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The
amount of momentum that any object has is dependent on which of the following
quantities? Check all that apply. |
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A:
velocity |
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B:
weight |
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C:
mass |
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D:
distance |
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The
law of conservation of momentum states that the total momentum of a closed system
of objects(no external agents) is varies according to velocity. |
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Is
the following statement about impulse, true or false? Impulse is defined as
the average force times the time interval. |
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Which
of the following does the impulse-momentum equation imply? Check all that
apply. |
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A:
The equation evaluates the change in
momentum. |
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B:
It states that the change in
momentum=impulse. |
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C:
In order to get the largest possible change
in momentum, we use the equation to find the smallest impulse possible. |
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D:
all of the above. |
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Is
this equation correct? Impulse = (force)(time) |
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Which
of the following would you do in order to get the largest possible impulse? |
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A:
apply the force for the longest time
possible |
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B:
apply the largest possible force |
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C:
both A and B |
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D:
none of the above |
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If
you wanted to get the largest possible momentum for a ball, you would do
which of the following? |
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A:
apply the largest possible impulse to the
ball |
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B:
apply the smallest possible impulse to the
ball |
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