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PRAXIS 5005 SCIENCE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS

what contributes the most to water pollution in streams? - ANS-fertilizers and pesticides

where are aquifers located? - ANS-beneath Earth's crust

a eukaryote that does not make its own food and that does not contain cells within a cell
wall is a(n): - ANS-animalia

during this stage of mitosis, chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell and spindle
fibers attach to the center of the chromosomes. - ANS-metaphase

which of the following is a producer? - ANS-grass

plants are _______ - ANS-producers

animals are ________ - ANS-consumers

in a glass of water, ice floats to the surface of the water. Why does this happen? - ANS-
the ice is less dense than the water

kinetic energy is _______ - ANS-energy of motion

potential energy is _____ - ANS-stored energy

Scientists believe that Earth formed through the collision and gradual accumulation of
smaller particles into larger bodies. What is this process called? - ANS-accretion

What device is used to measure the magnitude of an Earthquake? - ANS-seismometer

Some rocks have small crevices in them. Water can get into these crevices, freeze,
then eventually wedge apart the crevice, breaking the rock. This is an example of which
of the following? - ANS-weathering

As the Pacific Plate and the North American Plate bump past one another, energy is
built and stored as potential energy. When that energy is released, what event is most
likely to occur? - ANS-an earthquake

,what describes a molecule - ANS-electrically neutral particles of two or more atoms
joined by molecular bonds

what describes an ionic bond - ANS-bonds that form when electrons are removed from
one atom and given to an atom of another element

What is found in the nucleus of an atom? - ANS-protons and neutrons

when the pH is 7 the solution is - ANS-neutral

when the pH is greater than 7 the solution is - ANS-a base

what are valence electrons in an atom? - ANS-electrons in the outermost orbit of an
atom in the ground state.

If the pH is less than 7 the solution is - ANS-acidic

one of the most commonly used examples of a solution is what? - ANS-the atmosphere

Inertia refers to what - ANS-an object's resistance to changes in its state of motion in
the absence of an outside force

Newton's first law of motion - ANS-an object in motion will remain in motion unless
acted upon by another force

What is an endothermic reaction? - ANS-reaction that absorbs heat from the
surroundings

What is thermal energy? - ANS-the motion or vibration of particles of matter

what is the formula for work? - ANS-force x distance

What are the functions of the integumentary system? - ANS-protects body, regulates
temperature, and eliminates wastes

The earth is divided into four distinct layers. Which layer is composed of very hot, liquid
material? - ANS-outer core

which of the following describes an object's tendency to resist changes to its state of
motion? - ANS-Newton's first law

The flow of electrons through a conductive material is also known as what? - ANS-
electric current

Which two organisms would have the most in common? - ANS-those in the same genus

, what following organisms would likely have cells that have centrioles and small
vacuoles? - ANS-earthworm

Which of the following can be attributed to active geothermal activity? - ANS-geysers

Which of the following stars has the highest temperature? - ANS-blue giant

How long does it take for the earth to make one complete rotation on its axis? - ANS-
about 24 hours

the rusting of an iron chain can be classified as which of the following? - ANS-chemical
change

Which of the following is a type of endothermic process? - ANS-evaporation of sweat

Which organelle is responsible for generating large amounts of adenosine triphosphate
(ATP)? - ANS-mitochondria

Which property of waves can be seen by a prism producing a rainbow out of white light?
- ANS-refraction

what are the chromosomes for males? - ANS-XY

some human traits are carried by genes on the Y chromosome. A man will transmit
these traits to who? - ANS-all of his male offspring

What is the Doppler effect example? - ANS-as an emergency vehicle approaches an
observer standing by the road, the pitch of the siren increases.

which part of a hurricane features the strongest winds and the greatest rainfall? - ANS-
eye wall

What is the order of the planets? - ANS-My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine
Pickles. (this is the order from the Sun)Mars, Venus, Earth, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn,
Uranus, Neptune, Pluto.

Define metamorphic rock - ANS-forms when a rock is changed by heat or pressure, or
by chemical reactions

macromolecule provides long-term energy storage and insulation? - ANS-lipid

what unit would you use to measure the volume of a solid? - ANS-cubic centimeters.

Which of the following functions are performed by a plant's stomata? - ANS-
Transpiration of water out of the leaves.

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