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Liana Kerr
2. How do living things grow? What is the

main factor that limits cell growth?
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Heaven
What do you notice about the width of an artery wall versus the width of a vein wall? Why does this make sense given the function of the vessels?
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Scarlet Mcintosh
explain how the runoff waters from farm to land and golf courses might be dangerous to organisms living in ponds, rivers, or streams.
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Adyson Cooley
During which period of development is the unborn baby most at risk of developing a structural defect due to the effects of a teratogen
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Skittles
A green plant absorbs light. A frog eats flies.

These are both examples of how organisms

(1) obtain energy

(2) escape predators

(3) produce offspring

(4) excrete waste
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Nathan
How do birth rates and death rates influence the population size
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Tucker Lyons
Which of the following is a relatively new disease? a. polio, b. smallpox, c. west nile virus, d. all of the above
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Solomon Pugh
Children's intakes of which nutrients typically fall below recommendations?

a. vitamin d and iron

b. vitamin a and vitamin c

c. fat and fiber

d. sodium and potassium

e. vitamin b6 and protein
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Hayden Fuller
Which of the following best describes Mendel's idea of segregation? A. Each parent may pass on one or two factors for each trait to its offspring. B. Male offspring receive chromosomes only from the male parent. C. Female offspring receive chromosomes only from the male parent. D. Each parent passes on only one factor for each trait to its offspring.
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Megan Gill
Which of the following have been changed or altered

due to climate change.

A. Droughts

B. Flooding

C. Melting of polar ice caps

D. All of the above
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Kaila Bonilla
Movement of molecular oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) across the cell membrane Choose one: A. occurs only unidirectionally, such that oxygen is allowed to enter and carbon dioxide (waste) is able to leave. B. only occurs when the O and C atoms are part of some other molecule (e. g., a sugar or amino acid). C. requires energy in the form of ATP or the proton motive force. D. occurs passively, but membrane transporters are required to facilitate their movement. E. occurs by passive diffusion.
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Giancarlo Hurst
3 physical characteristics of humans affected by the environment?
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Issac Mcbride
What is indirect competition in biology terms
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Carsen Armstrong
A muscle cramp is most likely due to lack of

A) ATP.

B) ADP.

C) actin.

D) myosin.

E) acetylcholine.
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Makenna Wilcox
Why is speech the easiest modality for communication?
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