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Quiet Ball Semester Exam Review 7 th grade

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Quiet Ball. Semester Exam Review 7 th grade. Why do ecosystems not need a constant supply of matter?. Because matter is constantly recycled. How do organic compounds differ from inorganic compounds?. All organic compounds contain Carbon . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Quiet Ball

Semester Exam Review 7th grade

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Why do ecosystems not need a constant supply of matter?

Because matter is constantly recycled

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How do organic compounds differ from inorganic compounds?

All organic compounds contain Carbon

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What is the land called that drains water into tributaries?

Watershed

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What is the source of energy in a food

web? The Sun

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What can cause erosion to occur?

Wind Water Ice

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When identifying an organism using a dichotomous key, how many choices

should be with each step?

Two

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How is energy transferred during photosynthesis?

Solar radiant energy is transformed into chemical energy.

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Give examples of physical

weathering. Ice wedging cracks in sidewalks/roads Root pry Rock chipping glass in a windshield Peeling of paint from constant rain

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What are examples of tropisms – things plants will respond

to? Gravitropism (Geotropism) – response to gravity Phototropism – response to light Thermotropism – response to temperature

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What does a secondary

consumer eat? A primary consumer which eats only plants Also called a herbivore *Be able to identify primary and secondary

consumers in a food web, chain, or pyramid

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What is the order of ecological organization

beginning with organism?

Organism, population, community, ecosystem, biosphere

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What is the pioneer species in primary

succession? Lichens

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What belongs in the energy pyramid?

A = producers B = primary consumers C = secondary consumers A = 100% autotrophs B = 10% herbavores C = 1% carnivores

A

B

C

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In a food web, what do plants provide

for the consumers? Energy

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When an animal eats a plant, what

happens to the sugar?

The chemical energy gets converted into others forms of energy

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What other catastrophic events are associated with

an earthquake? Landslide/avalanche Volcano – Wild Fire Tsunami

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What do Fungi, Vultures, and bacteria

have in common? They recycle dead organic material

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What is the smallest level of ecological

organization? Organism – an individual member of a

species

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What color fur will allow a rabbit to

survive in an Arctic climate and why?

White fur – so it can hide from predators

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How do most birds react to seasonal

change? They Migrate

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If dark moths have an advantage in hiding from predators what

makes them most FIT? Dark moths have a better chance of

surviving to produce dark-colored offspring and dark moths will become more abundant.

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What type of water will not affect

oceans after a rain? Groundwater – this water seeps into

the ground and gets stored in aquifers.

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What is most likely to grow on bare rock

after a volcanic eruption?

Lichens

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Having more species in an area

will result in?

More links in food chains and more stability

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More habitats for different species

Having a variety of ecosystems would

lead to?

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It is a mixture of two parents ½ genes come from each parent They exhibit traits from both parents Leads to more diversity

If organisms have two parents, what could you say about the

offspring?

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Sharp claws Sharp pointed teeth

What adaptations would you find in a

predator?

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GG x gg

If a brown rat and a white rat have only brown babies

what are the most likely genotypes of the parents?

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What restricts the exploration of our solar system the

most.? The cost

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25 percent

If Gg xGg cross what percent is

likely to be white?

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Genes

What is found within a chromosome and has information about particular hereditary traits?

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Blonde or brown

If a father has blonde hair and mother has brown, what are the possible hair color of

the children?

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What characteristics

allow life to live on Earth?

The presence of water Proximity to the sun Composition and existence of an

atmosphere