Read the passage “ a river for everyone”, then answer two questions below.( the entire passage is in the image above)

1. Are there any limits on what you can change? For example, it would not be realistic to
remove all of the farms. Is there anything that people cannot compromise on?

2. What else would you need to know to come up with a plan of action? Where could you
get that information?

Answer:

1. Moving the facilities such as crops, lawns, golf courses, and sewers etc would be unrealistic to change because many of the owners would not comprise (costs so much already), yet there are solutions. For example, the town can restrict farmers from poluting the rivers with pesticides as well as fining them and the house developments golf courses and land owners in which the money can be used towards the filteration cost. Another idea would to build cheaper wells to soak up water from different river locations or build barriers around settlements from the river. Another idea would to simply grow natural filters such as using the trees and soil they already had.

2. Of course their are limits such as costs, and figuring out the landscapes of where to build wells, add soil and trees (trees take time to grow) and more that would need plan of action from community leaders in which the people would need to speak with the advisors or the management of the buildings nearby. Without clean water people will get sick or die, and building managers need healthy people to live in their houses and work and grow crops so they'll have to make change.

Which of the following biological outcomes is not a result of mitosis? *
Maintenance of genetic composition
Introduction of genetic variation
Repair of skin wounds
Growth of organs

Ella repeated Mendel's second set of experiments. She crossed two non-pure
tall pea plants and produced eight offspring. All of the offspring were tall. She
concluded that her experiment must be flawed.
What is wrong with Ella's reasoning?
A. Ella did not perform enough trials to evaluate the pattern in the
results.
O B. Ella did her experiment correctly. Mendel's experiments must have
been flawed.
C. Ella should have crossed two pure-breeding tall plants.
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D. Ella did not accurately measure the height of the plants.

1. Unit of hereditary information
2. Trait that will appear on the offspring, represented by
capital letter
3. Trait that will not appear on the offspring, represented by
small letter
4. An Austrian monk who discovered that traits can be passed
from parents to offspring.
5. Genetic makeup of an individual.
6. Physical trait or observable trait of an individual,
7. Genotype composed of similar alleles. Ex. RR-round
8. Different forms or pairs of genes.
9. Genotype composed of dominant and recessive alleles. Ex
Rr
10. It occurs when both alleles are present in an organism.
Ex. BB (black chicken) x WW (white chicken) = BW = black
and white chicken,



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The following leaf, with edges that appear burnt, was observed on an impatiens plant.

Which mineral is this impatiens likely deficient in?
a. phosphorus
B calcium
C potassium
D sulphur

Think about how diet and weight-loss companies advertise. How do they use bias to sell their products?

Match each root with its meaning.

Match Term Definition
Port A) To build, form
Voc B) To pull
Tract C) To be empty
Vac D) To carry
Struct E) Voice; to call

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Anyone know this problem?

Why does the concentration of mercury in the tissues of organisms increase as it
moves through the tropic levels?

a) Animal cells absorb mercury better than algal cells do.

b) The mercury does not affect the smaller organisms.

c) The mercury in the small organisms is not activated until the larger organism
eats the mercury

d) The mercury in the cells of each organism that is eaten accumulates in the
larger animal's cells.

Which product forms from the reaction between nitrogen (N)
(CI)?
A. NCI
B. NCI
C. N2CI
O D. N2C1

Scott made a model of the water cycle by filling a tub with water, covering the tub with clear plastic, and placing a heat lamp over the tub. After a few days, he observed water droplets collecting on the plastic wrap. What process formed the water droplets in Scott's model?

Which molecules are used to form cell membranes?
A. polysaccharides
B. amino acids
C. fuphospholipids
D. fatty acids

If all the cougars disappeared from this community, which change would be
most likely to occur?
coyote cougar
squirrel
mouse
deer
grass
acoms
mushrooms
A. The squirrel population would increase
B. The deer population would increase.
C. The grass population would increase.
D. The coyote population would decrease.

What are the products of cellular respiration?
A. Energy, carbon dioxide, and water
B. Oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water
C. NADPH and oxygen
D. Glucose and ATP

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50 points were put in, and brainliest will be awarded. In a real garden, which hormones would stimulate seed germination and plant growth? How do these feedback mechanisms maintain homeostasis in plants?

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6.If a planet is considered habitable, what would that mean?

We could form new habits there.

It would NOT be able to support life

It would have conditions necessary to support life

Only humans could live there

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A student wants to perform an experiment to test the effect of different colored lights on the growth of basil plants. She sets up an experiment where multiple basil plants are placed in six different setups; one with red light, one with green light, one with yellow light, one with blue light, one with no light and one with sunlight. In each setup the plant receives the same amount of water, soil, and size of container. What is the independent variable in this experiment

4. Assertion A: Prokaryotes are identified by the membrane bound cell organelles. Reason R: Prokaryotes are considered as the primitive forms of life. *
a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
b) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
c) A is true but R is false.
d) A is false but R is true.

Select the correct answer
Which of the following forensic scientists identifies human remains by comparing dental patterns with existing dental records?
A forensic anthropologist
OB forensic odonatologist
OC forensic entomologist
D.
forensic toxicologist
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Climate zones result in specific vegetation types developing in a region. Which
climatic region is hot and wet all year round, resulting in tropical rainforest Vegetation?​

In general, how does biodiversity vary across the biosphere?

What are the 3 major parts of the circulatory system?

The genetic material appearing like a thread in the nucleus is known as _____. the spindle chromatin DNA

what type of white blood cell is activate memory cells ?

Explain how the
leguminious plants assist
the growth of the
young
rubber
trees.

In the morning you eat an orange and drink a cup of coffee, both are acidic items.
What happens to the pH of the cells in your body?

can the enzyme DNA polymerase be used to break down or build lactose?