Diagnostic Test Science 7th

How do autotrophic and heterotrophic organisms differ?

• Heterotrophs feed on other organisms.

• Heterotrophs transform inorganic material into organic material.

• Heterotrophs get energy only from plants.

• Autotrophs get energy only from animals.

In which situation would the grasshopper survive longer and why?

• In Situation B, because the plant releases oxygen into the environment.

• In Situation B, because the plant introduces carbon dioxide into the environment.

• In Situation A, because the plant in B absorbs all the available oxygen.

• In both situations the grasshopper will survive the same amount of time.

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Which part of the plant absorbs water for photosynthesis?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

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How do a community and an ecosystem differ?

• A community consists of only abiotic elements.

• An ecosystem includes biotic and abiotic elements.

• A community includes biotic and abiotic elements.

• An ecosystem includes only biotic elements.

What type of energy does a stretched rubber band have?

• Gravitational potential energy.

• Elastic potential energy.

• Chemical potential energy.

• Kinetic energy.

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What property of energy is associated with the image?

• Conservation.

• Storage.

• Transformation.

• Degradation.

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In the circuit, what form of energy does component 1 store?

• Light energy.

• Chemical energy.

• Radiant energy.

• Electric energy.

What do these objects have in common?

• Both are autotrophs.

• Both are living things.

• Both are nonliving things.

• Both are formed by matter.

Which models show particles in liquid and gaseous states?

• Models 1 and 2.

• Models 2 and 3.

• Models 1 and 3.

• Model 1 only.

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What are processes 1–3, respectively?

• Sublimation, fusion and vaporization.

• Fusion, condensation and solidification.

• Condensation, fusion and vaporization.

• Vaporization, condensation and solidification.

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