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Module 2 Review

Help on the farm with daily chores

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Chickens and their eggs

Collect chicken eggs for each correct answer

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question 1/2

The image shows a cattle egret perched atop a cow as it grazes for its food. The egret watches for tasty insects that are stirred up as the cow eats grass. What biological interaction best fits this relationship?

Commensalism

Mutualism

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Parasitism

Egg-cellent work!

Commensalism is a biological interaction in which one species benefits, but the other is neither helped nor harmed. Some other examples are:

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It looks like the egrets benefit from having a place to perch and get easy access to food. The cattle is not being helped or harmed. What type of biological interaction does this sound like? Watch this video to review the various biological interactions:

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question 2/2

Which of the following words best describes a virus?

BIOTIC

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ABIOTIC

ORGANISM

BACTERIA

DON'T GIVE UP!

Take a look at all of the possible answers. It looks like 3 of them reference living things. Is a virus a living thing? Watch this video to review the topic and try the question once more.

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HOW egg-citing!

You are one step closer to becoming a Virologist! Abiotic means non-living. Viruses do not contain cells, they do not grow, they cannot generate their own energy. They depend on a host for survival and so are considered abiotic!

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Cluck, Cluck...

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Cows and their milk

Milk the cows for each correct answer

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QUESTION 1/3

How can deposition support the fact that Earth has changed over time?

Concave shape of Wave Rock

Streaks of minerals on the face of Wave Rock

Milking

Red color of Thor's Hammer

Broader tip than base of Thor's Hammer

It's ok! This is a tough one.

Make sure to go back to the lesson and read about changes we can see over time! Remember, deposition includes rock, sediment AND minerals.

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Keep MOOO-ving!

Yes, seeing minerals on the face of rocks shows us how things have evolved and changed over time by leaving behind evidence for us to see. The minerals deposited over time are evidence of evolution and change!

QUESTION 2/3

What natural process can the red coloring of Bryce Canyon be attributed to?

Milking

Physical Weathering

Deposition

Chemical Weathering

Great try on this question!

The key to answering this correctly is knowing qhich natural process can result in rocks changing color. Watch this video to review the various natural processes that shape the Earth. You'll see some of these again in Module 3!

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YEE-HAW!!

Awesome work! You identified that the change in the color was due to chemical weathering.

question 3/3

The Wave Rock in Austraila has taken its shape and color due to various natural processes. What feature in the rock was caused by deposition?

Its hard texture

The smooth surface

Milking

Its curved shaped

The white streaks

Good effort.

The question asks about deposition. Look at that root word- "deposit". What does deposition mean and how does it differ from weathering and erosion? Watch this video to review this topic and try this one again.

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Moovin' and Groovin'

You are an up and coming geologist! Deposition is when sediment that is carried by wind, water, or ice is layed down or “deposited”. Deposition can include rocks or minerals.

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Mmoooo...

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Pigs and their food

Feed the pigs for each correct answer

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QUESTION 1/3

Scientists found a 5,300 year old ice man they named Ötzi. What knowledge have Scientists gained by studying him?

Precise knowledge about his food and clothing is available

Ötzi, the Iceman, was as old as previously thought

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Ötzi, the Iceman, existed at a time when the climate was warm.

Humans from that period are exactly the same as modern humans.

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This question is about what scientists see when they look at the iceman that can help us understand life back then.

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Nice work!

Yes, finding an ice man that is 5, 300 years old can tell use a lot of things. We can look at his stomach and teeth to see what he ate. We can see what remains of his clothing and determine what they are made from. We can even see the tools he carried with him. That's pretty amazing!

QUESTION 2/3

Which of the following is true about natural selection and genetic mutations?

Neither have any affect on changes in species population.

Genetic mutations may cause changes in a population but natural selection does not.

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Natural selection may cause changes in a population but genetic mutations do not.

Both may cause changes in a population

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Species populations can change in a variety of ways. Let’s watch this video to review and try this question again.

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You got it!

Recent evidence suggests that species change due to genetic variations and natural selection.

QUESTION 3/3

What evidence supports why the Theory of Evolution is a "theory" and not a "law"?

Predicts an organism's ability to adapt to its environment

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It can be expressed as a simple mathematical statement

Explains the existence of diverse forms of life on Earth

Describes diverse forms of life on Earth

Don't give up, you can do it!

Remember that a theory "explains" and a law "describes". Check ou this video to learn more about laws and theories.

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Super job!

Yes the diversity of life shows that organisms have changed over time

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