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Froggy Jumps ST. JOHN: GENERAL SCIENCE REVIEWVersion en ligne Read the following questions carefully par Ms. A Afunay 1 Homeostasis requires the body to detect changes and make adjustments to keep conditions within a suitable range. a TRUE b FALSE c NONE OF THE CHOICES 2 A high Heat Index means that the body can usually cool itself more easily because humidity helps sweat evaporate faster. a TRUE b FALSE c NONE OF THE CHOICES 3 When a plant closes its stomata during very dry conditions, it can reduce water loss, but this may also limit the entry of carbon dioxide needed for photosynthesis. a TRUE b FALSE c NONE OF THE CHOICES 4 The body needs to maintain exactly the same internal conditions every second for homeostasis to occur. a TRUE b FALSE c NONE OF THE ABOVE 5 Adaptation and mitigation have the same purpose because both directly reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. a TRUE b FALSE c 6 Negative feedback helps return a body condition toward its normal range after a change occurs. a TRUE b FALSE c 7 A plant is placed near a sunny window. After several hours, water droplets appear on a plastic bag covering some of its leaves. Which process BEST explains the source of the water vapor? a Photosynthesis b Cellular respiration c Transpiration 8 A person becomes dehydrated after spending several hours outdoors. Which response would BEST demonstrate homeostasis? a The body conserves water and increases the sensation of thirst. b The body prevents the kidneys from filtering blood permanently. c The body stops regulating its internal conditions. 9 A community replaces diesel-powered public vehicles with electric vehicles and renewable energy sources. Which climate-change strategy is BEST represented? a Adaptation b Mitigation c Phenological response 10 During extremely hot weather, a person drinks more water and produces more sweat. This is an example of Phenological a TRUE b FALSE c 11 A fire starts when cooking oil is accidentally left unattended on a stove. Which characteristic of the fire is most important when deciding how it should be handled? a The color of the flames b The material that is burning c The amount of smoke produced 12 During exercise, the muscles need more oxygen. Which response would help meet this demand? a The muscles stop using cellular respiration. b The heart pumps more blood to body tissues. c The kidneys stop filtering the blood. 13 Transpiration pull helps water move upward through narrow tubes such as xylem vessels. a TRUE b FALSE c 14 Transpiration pull can help move water upward even though gravity is pulling water downward. a TRUE b FALSE c 15 Evaporation is the loss of water vapor from the leaves of a plant. a TRUE b FALSE c

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ST. JOHN: GENERAL SCIENCE REVIEWVersion en ligne

par Ms. A Afunay

Homeostasis requires the body to detect changes and make adjustments to keep conditions within a suitable range.

A high Heat Index means that the body can usually cool itself more easily because humidity helps sweat evaporate faster.

When a plant closes its stomata during very dry conditions, it can reduce water loss, but this may also limit the entry of carbon dioxide needed for photosynthesis.

The body needs to maintain exactly the same internal conditions every second for homeostasis to occur.

Adaptation and mitigation have the same purpose because both directly reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.

Negative feedback helps return a body condition toward its normal range after a change occurs.

A plant is placed near a sunny window. After several hours, water droplets appear on a plastic bag covering some of its leaves. Which process BEST explains the source of the water vapor?

A person becomes dehydrated after spending several hours outdoors. Which response would BEST demonstrate homeostasis?

A community replaces diesel-powered public vehicles with electric vehicles and renewable energy sources. Which climate-change strategy is BEST represented?

During extremely hot weather, a person drinks more water and produces more sweat. This is an example of Phenological

A fire starts when cooking oil is accidentally left unattended on a stove. Which characteristic of the fire is most important when deciding how it should be handled?

During exercise, the muscles need more oxygen. Which response would help meet this demand?

Transpiration pull helps water move upward through narrow tubes such as xylem vessels.

Transpiration pull can help move water upward even though gravity is pulling water downward.

Evaporation is the loss of water vapor from the leaves of a plant.