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Proteins Ans: necessary for body's maintenance, growth, and repair (GS) Carbohydrates and Fats Ans: used primarily for energy (GS) 212 Ans: Water boils at ____ degrees fahrenheit (GS) 100 Ans: Water boils at ____ degrees Celsius (GS) 373 2 | Page Ans: Water boils at ____ Ks on the Kelvin scale (GS) Veins Ans: carry blood from capillaries toward the heart. (GS) Arteries Ans: carry blood away from the heart. (GS) Ventricles Ans: lower chamber of the heart (GS) Red Blood Cells Ans: component of blood which carries oxygen (GS) Rust 3 | Page Ans: Formed on Iron when an el

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ASVAB Questions and Correct Answers/
Latest Update / Already Graded
Proteins


Ans: necessary for body's maintenance, growth, and repair (GS)




Carbohydrates and Fats


Ans: used primarily for energy (GS)




212


Ans: Water boils at ____ degrees fahrenheit (GS)




100


Ans: Water boils at ____ degrees Celsius (GS)




373

,2 | Page

Ans: Water boils at ____ Ks on the Kelvin scale (GS)




Veins


Ans: carry blood from capillaries toward the heart. (GS)




Arteries


Ans: carry blood away from the heart. (GS)




Ventricles


Ans: lower chamber of the heart (GS)




Red Blood Cells


Ans: component of blood which carries oxygen (GS)




Rust

,3 | Page

Ans: Formed on Iron when an electrolyte (example: H2O) turns iron and

oxygen into iron oxide (GS)




Fe2O3


Ans: iron oxide aka rust (GS)




Chemical


Ans: Iron forming rust is an example of a ________ process. (GS)




Respiration


Ans: process by which animals convert oxygen and sugars into carbon

dioxide and water (GS)




photosynthesis


Ans: process by which plants convert carbon dioxide and water into

oxygen and sugar (GS)

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Inert Noble Gases


Ans: Helium and neon are examples of _____ ______ ______, and do not

react chemically. (GS)




Solution


Ans: When sugar and water are mixed together, they form a _______, in

which the sugar particles become evenly distributed throughout the

water. This is not chemical, as sugar can be restored by boiling the water.

(GS)




Does Not


Ans: Ice (Does/Does Not) alter the chemistry of H2O. (GS)




O Negative


Ans: Type of blood which can be given to anybody without an adverse

reaction (universal donor) (GS)

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