Science Reading

What is waters boiling point

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• 110

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What is waters Melting/Freezing point

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• O

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Mantis Shrimp have more kinds of light receptors in the eyes than humans.

• True

• False

Humans are diurnal animals. This means

• We are active during the daytime, when there is plenty of light for us to see.

• We are active during the nighttime and we can see well with little light.

• We are active during the daytime and see will with little light.

• We are active during the night time and we see well with a lot of light.

The catfish has taste receptors all over its body. The receptors send the information to the brain. The brain processes the information and compares it to things the catfish has eaten before.

• True. If a catfish tastes food it opens its mouth and take a bite.

• False. A catfish has to take a bite of the food before it can taste it.

____________ are made up of tiny invisible particles that float through the air.

• Touches

• Sights

• Scents

• Tastes

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Why is a snake's tongue forked?

• It helps a snake see objects in two different directions at once.

• It helps a snake feel objects that are dangerous.

• It helps a snake determine which flavor it remembers.

• It helps a snake determine where a smell is coming from.

The bar graph on the left displays the amount of each energy type that was consumed in quadrillion BTU.

Sustainable (renewable) energy sources include biomass, hydroelectric, geothermal, wind, and solar.

Non-renewable energy sources include petroleum (crude oil), natural gas, coal, and nuclear. Which statement is true?

• Sustainable/renewable energy is used more than Non-renewable

• Coal and natural gas are consumed at the same rate

• All the sustainable/renewable energies are less than the lowest non reunable energy sources

• Nuclear power is the safest energy source.

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How much time does this graph cover?

• 2014

• 1 year

• 6 months

• Months

How does this graph measure rainfall?

• Months

• Inches

• Millimeters (mm)

• Time months