Q: What do you call aquatic biomes in the ocean? Read this paragraph and choose the correct option from the provided answers: Anglerfish live in the ocean. Aquatic biomes in the ocean are called marine biomes . Organisms that live in marine biomes must be adapted to the salt in the water. For example, many have organs for excreting excess salt. Two ocean zones are particularly challenging to marine organisms: the intertidal zone and the deep ocean. Choices: - freshwater biomes - coastal biomes - ocean dwellers - marine biomes A:
marine biomes
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Q: What fatty material inside arteries can restrict blood flow in the artery? Read this paragraph and choose the correct option from the provided answers: The fatty material inside the artery on the right is plaque. Notice how much narrower the artery has become. Less blood can flow through it than the normal artery. Choices: - marble - collagen - cholesterol - plaque A:
plaque
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Q: What are the insects that suck up the sap from plants? Read this paragraph and choose the correct option from the provided answers: Insects eat in many different ways and they eat a huge range of foods. Around half are plant-eaters, feeding on leaves, roots, seeds, nectar, or wood. Aphids and leafhoppers suck up the sap from plants. Praying mantises are predators, hunting other small creatures, including insects like moths, caterpillars, flies, beetles, and spiders. Insects like mosquitoes and aphids have special mouthparts that help them pierce and suck. Others, like assassin bugs ( Figure below ) and certain species of female mosquitoes, eat other insects. Fleas and lice are parasites, eating the flesh or blood of larger animals without killing them. Choices: - plagues and leafhoppers - butterflies and leafhoppers - roaches and leafhoppers - aphids and leafhoppers A:
aphids and leafhoppers
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Q: Which acids provide the molecular blueprints for all proteins produced in living systems? Read this paragraph and choose the correct option from the provided answers: The final type of biomolecules that we will be looking at are the nucleic acids. Like carbohydrates and proteins, nucleic acids are complex polymers of a few simple building blocks. Nucleic acids provide the molecular blueprints for all proteins produced in living systems. We will explore the process by which this information is translated into functional structures later in this lesson. First, we will look at the structures of nucleic acids. Choices: - periodic acids - amino acids - nitrous acids - nucleic acids A:
nucleic acids
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