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Exam Name: GED Science Exam
Exam Code: GED-Science Dumps
Vendor: GED Certification: GED Science
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Question 32

In a suspension, two materials will mix together only temporarily. One material does not dissolve into the other, but stays suspended only until gravity pulls it down.

Which is an example of a suspension?

Options:

A.

colored water

B.

muddy water

C.

bleach

D.

ice water

E.

carbon dioxide and water

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Question 33

A clear container of hydrogen peroxide breaks down to form water and oxygen in approximately one month. When an enzyme known as catalase is added to hydrogen peroxide, water and oxygen are formed almost immediately.

Which of the following actions explains why this effect of catalase is typical of an enzyme?

Options:

A.

acts as a preservative

B.

reacts with protein

C.

forms water and chlorine gas

D.

is used up in the reaction

E.

changes the rate of the reaction

Discussion
Question 34

Exhibit:

Questions 34

Based on the information, which statement would explain this fact?

Options:

A.

Sound consists of vibrations in any material.

B.

Striking an object will start it vibrating.

C.

The vibrations of a solid object will start air molecules vibrating.

D.

Rails effectively absorb and deaden the sound.

E.

Sound travels fastest through a solid material.

Discussion
Question 35

A cell, the basic unit of living things, contains microscopic structures called organelles. A group of specialized cells of the same type forms a tissue, such as muscle or nerve tissue. An organ such as the liver is composed of different kinds of tissues that contribute to its overall function. A group of related organs form an organ system, such as the digestive system. A living organism may contain a number of organ systems working together to carry on the life functions.

Based on the information, in which category does the human heart belong?

Options:

A.

cell

B.

tissue

C.

organ

D.

organ system

E.

organelle

Discussion
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