Science GED READY QUICK QUIZ #9 Question Title * 1. What is a Punnett square? genetic material is passed on from parent to child a chart that shows all the possible combinations of alleles that can result from a geneticcross a scientific study on heredity a description of the unique genetic makeup of an individual Question Title * 2. Genetically modified crops and livestock offer the possibility of greater yield and food quality,reductions in pesticide use, and higher profits for agricultural businesses. They are viewed bysome as a way to help reduce world hunger by increasing food production and reducing lossesto pests and varying environmental conditions. Each year, industrial agriculture relies moreheavily on genetically modified crops. There are some concerns about our increasing use ofgenetically modified crops and livestock, including their safety for human consumption and theireffects on the environment.Based on the passage above, if genetically modified crops were to be banned, what could bethe largest negative impact to humans? Introduction of new allergens into the food supply Loss of genetic diversity in food crops Decreases in food production worldwide Increase in the amount of beneficial insects Question Title * 3. Calculate the mean for the following data points:55, 87, 71,38, 19 54.9 81.5 54 75 Question Title * 4. The rate of a chemical reaction depends on all of the following except? temperature surface area amount of mass lost presence of catalyst Question Title * 5. Animals that feed exclusively on plants are called: Primary Consumers Secondary Consumers Tertiary Consumers Primary Producers Question Title * 6. Day and night are caused by ______. eclipses. the gravitational interaction between the Earth and the Moon. Earth's rotation on its axis. Earth's revolution around the Sun Question Title * 7. Which of the following is true? Mass and weight are the same thing Mass is the quantity of matter an object has Mass equals twice the weight of an object Mass equals half the weight of an object Question Title * 8. In the 21st century, worker bees in bee colonies have been abandoning their queens and aredeserting their hives in record numbers. Known as Colony Collapse Disorder, honeybees havebeen mysteriously disappearing across the planet—and one area that has been seriouslyaffected is California’s Napa Valley. This issue became more commonly known when TheNational Agriculture Statistics Service reported in 2008 that only 2.44 million honey-producinghives were in the United States, down from 4.5 million in 1980.There is no consensus among scientists as to what is causing Colony Collapse Disorder, thoughthe USDA has undertaken a plan of action to stem the collapsing colonies involving severalsteps: survey and data collection; analysis of samples; hypothesis-driven research; mitigationand preventive action. The first findings from the USDA were published in 2009, and suggestedfactors such as pesticides, parasites, and pathogens may be possible causes, all of which haveaffected hives in Northern California.One researcher has hypothesized that chemical pesticides are solely responsible for colonycollapse disorder in Napa Valley. To test her hypothesis she is planning to run an experiment.She has obtained several healthy bee colonies and plans to expose them to pesticides whilemeasuring the health of the colonies.Which additional information would be the most useful in helping her design this experiment? The types of pesticides that are used in Napa Valley. The types of parasites that are present in Napa Valley. The types of pathogens that are present in Napa Valley. The types of pesticides that the USDA evaluated. Question Title * 9. As part of a chemistry experiment, 1025 milliliters of water is mixed into a beaker that contains175 milliliters of motor oil.(1 liter = 1000 milliliters)After adding the water, how many liters of liquid are in the beaker? 1200 1,200,000 1.2 0.12 Question Title * 10. What is most likely the pH of a solution containing many hydroxide ions (OH-) and fewhydrogen ions (H+)? 9 2 6 7 Done