Question 1

What is the name of the force that holds back the movement of a sliding object?

Accepted Answer

A) Friction 
B) Fission 
C) Fusion 
D) Velocity 
A) Friction 
B) Fission 
C) Fusion 
D) Velocity

Question 2

Which of the following is the buildup of excess electric charge?

Accepted Answer

A) Charging by contact 
B) Charge conveyance 
C) Electron exchange 
D) Static electricity 
A) Charging by contact 
B) Charge conveyance 
C) Electron exchange 
D) Static electricity

Question 3

Which of the following is believed to be detrimental to humans in the next few billion years on earth?

Accepted Answer

A) The speed at which the earth will rotate 
B) The angle at which the earth will rotate 
C) Harsh summers and winters 
D) The ozone 
A) The speed at which the earth will rotate 
B) The angle at which the earth will rotate 
C) Harsh summers and winters 
D) The ozone

Question 4

Which of the following is NOT a sense organ?

Accepted Answer

A) Nose 
B) Ears 
C) Bone 
D) Tongue 
A) Nose 
B) Ears 
C) Bone 
D) Tongue

Question 5

What is the term used to describe the biological process by which an animal physically changes after birth or hatching, causing an extreme difference in the animal's body structure through cell growth and differentiation?

Accepted Answer

A) Adaptation 
B) Gradualism 
C) Metamorphosis 
D) Extinction 
A) Adaptation 
B) Gradualism 
C) Metamorphosis 
D) Extinction

Question 6

Of an individual's 46 chromosomes, one is an X chromosome and one is a Y chromosome. What does this say about this particular individual?

Accepted Answer

A) This person is a male. 
B) This person is a female. 
C) This person is old. 
D) This person is ill. 
A) This person is a male. 
B) This person is a female. 
C) This person is old. 
D) This person is ill.

Question 7

Which definition below best defines a compound?

Accepted Answer

A) An element on the periodic table 
B) A group of two or more elements bonded together 
C) The particles of an atom that have a neutral charge 
D) The particles of an atom that have a positive charge 
A) An element on the periodic table 
B) A group of two or more elements bonded together 
C) The particles of an atom that have a neutral charge 
D) The particles of an atom that have a positive charge

Question 8

In the periodic table of elements, how are periods organized?

Accepted Answer

A) Vertically, into columns 
B) Horizontally, into rows 
C) By their abundance 
D) Alphabetically 
A) Vertically, into columns 
B) Horizontally, into rows 
C) By their abundance 
D) Alphabetically

Question 9

What type of rock is sand?

Accepted Answer

A) Igneous rock 
B) Sedimentary rock 
C) Metamorphic rock 
D) Sand is not a rock. 
A) Igneous rock 
B) Sedimentary rock 
C) Metamorphic rock 
D) Sand is not a rock.

Exam 46: Science

What is the name of the force that holds back the movement of a sliding object?

Which of the following is the buildup of excess electric charge?

Which of the following is believed to be detrimental to humans in the next few billion years on earth?

Which of the following is NOT a sense organ?

What is the term used to describe the biological process by which an animal physically changes after birth or hatching, causing an extreme difference in the animal's body structure through cell growth and differentiation?

Of an individual's 46 chromosomes, one is an X chromosome and one is a Y chromosome. What does this say about this particular individual?

Which definition below best defines a compound?

In the periodic table of elements, how are periods organized?

What type of rock is sand?

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