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EOI PRACTICE QUESTIONS

EOI PRACTICE QUESTIONS. PART TWO. Bell Ringer # In her laboratory manual, Kimiko read that fluid should never be heated in a test tube sealed with a cork. What is the reason to avoid heating fluid in a sealed test tube? A The cork could become hot and catch fire.

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EOI PRACTICE QUESTIONS

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  1. EOI PRACTICE QUESTIONS PART TWO

  2. Bell Ringer # • In her laboratory manual, Kimiko read that fluid should never be heated in • a test tube sealed with a cork. What is the reason to avoid heating fluid in a • sealed test tube? • A The cork could become hot and catch fire. • B The fluid would condense on the cork and contaminate experimental results. • C It would be too difficult to add materials to the test tube. • D Pressure could increase until the cork and fluid shoot out of the test tube.

  3. Bell Ringer # • Which of these is the most • appropriate unit of measurement • to determine the volume of an • adult human’s stomach? • A meter • B kilogram • C liter • D kiloliter

  4. Bell Ringer # • In the early part of the 20th century, populations of the whooping crane • decreased greatly as their habitat was converted to farmland. • How would a population of whooping cranes most likely change if it were • placed in a protected environment with unlimited resources? • A It would continue to decline. • B It would slowly increase then decrease. • C It would fluctuate slightly. • D It would increase exponentially.

  5. Potato Tuber Planting Potato Plant New Potato Plants Growing A type of cloning occurs in many plants. In this process new plants grow from a piece of the parent plant. Strawberries reproduce this way from runners. African violets can be grown from a leaf. Pieces of potato tuber can be used to grow new potato plants, as shown below. The method of producing plant offspring shown in the diagram depends on which process? A mutation during natural selection B mitosis during asexual reproduction C self-pollination during regeneration D meiosis during sexual reproduction

  6. Bell Ringer # • Which of these is most likely to result from the processes of mutation and • crossing over during reproduction? • A offspring that are genetically identical to their parents • B offspring that are genetically identical to each other • C decreased genetic variation among offspring • D increased genetic variation among offspring

  7. Bell Ringer # • A scientist was studying two organisms and determined the relationship between them was parasitism. Which statement must be true to classify the • relationship as parasitism? • A One organism benefits while the other organism is harmed. • B A smaller organism lives inside the body of a larger organism. • C One organism feeds on the body fluids of another organism. • D Both organisms are harmed by the relationship.

  8. José wants to test the effect of temperature on the activity of a digestive enzyme. He will need the white part of a hardboiled egg, two test tubes, an ice bath, and 20 milliliters of the digestive enzyme pepsin. These are steps in the experiment, but they are not shown in the correct order: 1. Place one test tube in the ice bath and one on a sunny windowsill. 2. Record observations. 3. Place 1 gram of egg white and 5 milliliters of pepsin in each test tube. 4. Make and record a hypothesis. In what order should José perform the steps? A 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 B 4 – 3 – 2 – 1 C 4 – 3 – 1 – 2 D 1 – 2 – 4 – 3

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