Remediation Summative Assessment

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What is the importance of protecting shorelines?

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Protecting shorelines helps prevent erosion, supports wildlife habitats, and maintains the natural beauty of coastal areas.

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What is an acorn?

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An acorn is the nut of the oak tree, which can grow into a new oak tree.

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What type of energy does a television produce?

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A television produces both light energy (from the screen) and sound energy (from the audio output).

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What characterizes a climate zone that is far from the equator?

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A climate zone that is far from the equator typically has very cold temperatures.

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What is a producer in a food chain?

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A producer is an organism that makes its own food, usually through photosynthesis, like green algae.

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What is a consumer in a food chain?

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A consumer is an organism that eats other organisms for energy, such as a perch that eats brine shrimp.

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How does energy transfer in a food chain?

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Energy transfers from producers to consumers, starting with the sun providing energy to producers.

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What role do dunes play in protecting shorelines?

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Dunes help stabilize the shoreline and protect against erosion by acting as barriers against wind and waves.

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What is the difference between flowering and nonflowering plants?

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Flowering plants produce flowers and seeds, while nonflowering plants do not produce flowers and reproduce through spores.

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What is the function of green algae in a lagoon food chain?

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Green algae serve as a primary producer, converting sunlight into energy that supports the food chain.