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GED Science GED Science Exam

GED Science Exam

Last Update Dec 23, 2024
Total Questions : 300

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Questions 2

Hot vapor from a cup of coffee forms droplets of liquid when the vapor passes over a cool spoon.

This condensation action is similar to which of the following?

Options:

A.  

raindrops falling from the sky

B.  

hail forming within a storm cloud

C.  

a bathroom mirror fogging up

D.  

steam rising from boiling water

E.  

cold spray coming from a showerhead

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Questions 3

Exhibit:

Questions 3

Profiles (side views) can be used to tell the geologic changes in mountain ranges.

Which characteristic of the three profiles shown at the left is most useful in arranging them according to age?

Options:

A.  

the number of valleys in the mountains

B.  

the height of the peaks

C.  

the mineral content of the rock in the mountains

D.  

the number of streams in the mountains

E.  

the width of the base of the mountains

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Questions 4

Many years ago, beavers were introduced to a region of California that they had not previously inhabited. Forty years later, the beaver population had grown so much that a cluster of aspen trees used by the beavers for food and building materials inside the national forest became endangered. The beavers were also interfering with the water systems.

In retrospect, how would biologists most likely evaluate the impact of the introduction of the beaver?

Options:

A.  

an important tool for controlling the aspen population

B.  

a disruption of the forest ecosystem

C.  

a model program for other animals

D.  

very successful from an ecological viewpoint

E.  

having no significant effect on the forest ecosystem

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Questions 5

-- Exhibit --

The carbon cycle is illustrated above. Two of the essential processes involved are photosynthesis in green plants and algae and respiration by almost all organisms. Respiration, as well as burning and other natural decomposition (breakdown) processes, contributes to the amount of CO2 in the air and soil. Photosynthesis uses up CO2 and produces O2, which, in turn, is used up in respiration and the burning of fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and gas.

Questions 5

-- Exhibit --

Based on the information and diagram, which process does not release CO2?

Options:

A.  

human respiration

B.  

burning fossil fuels

C.  

photosynthesis

D.  

animal respiration

E.  

auto exhaust

Discussion 0

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