NWEA/FSA Review

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Which of the following is a product of photosynthesis? carbon dioxide, water, glucose, light energy

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glucose

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Which of the following is necessary for cellular respiration? water, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, oxygen

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oxygen

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Cellular respiration releases _____.

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carbon dioxide

Front

A diagram of the carbon cycle is shown. Each arrow represents a process in the cycle. Which of the following best describes the process that occurs at the arrow going from animals to decomposers?

Back

Decomposers break down molecules in animals into carbon-based soil nutrients.

Front

In the process of photosynthesis, plants use carbon dioxide, water, and energy to form carbohydrates and oxygen. Which of the following best explains how plants follow the Law of Conservation of Mass during photosynthesis? Options: The reaction uses energy to produce a product without energy., A gas (carbon dioxide) and a liquid (water) use energy to produce a solid (carbohydrates)., The amount of each element that begins photosynthesis equals the amount of each element that is produced., The amount of carbohydrates at the beginning of photosynthesis equals the amount of oxygen that is produced.

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The amount of each element that begins photosynthesis equals the amount of each element that is produced.

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A diagram of the carbon cycle is shown. Which of the following best explains the roles plants and animals play in recycling carbon?
Options:
Plants and animals both take in carbon through respiration. They return it to the cycle through decomposition.
Plants take in carbon through photosynthesis and decomposition. Animals produce carbon through respiration.

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Plants take in carbon through photosynthesis and decomposition. Animals produce carbon through respiration.

Front

What two human systems work together to provide the body cells with a constant supply of oxygen while removing carbon dioxide waste products? Options: Nervous and Endocrine, Muscular and Skeletal, Respiratory and Circulatory, Excretory and Integumentary

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Respiratory and Circulatory

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What three systems work together to move the body? Options: skeletal, muscular, and nervous, skeletal, respiratory, and digestive, nervous, skeletal, and respiratory, circulatory, respiratory, and digestive

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skeletal, muscular, and nervous

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Delivers nutrients to the cells and carries away waste

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circulatory system

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removes waste from body (CO2, urine, sweat, etc)

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excretory system