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GED GED-Science Exam Overview :

Exam Name: GED Science Exam
Exam Code: GED-Science Dumps
Vendor: GED Certification: GED Science
Questions: 300 Q&A's Shared By: colin
Question 28

The digestive tract of an animal that eats meat is about four times the length of the animal’s body. In an animal that eats plants, the digestive tract is about twenty times the length of the animal’s body.

Which animal would be expected to have the longest digestive tract relative to its body length?

Options:

A.

dog

B.

cow

C.

house cat

D.

lion

E.

hawk

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Question 29

Dr. Mullin collected data on the number of leaves that fell from a tree. She noticed that the number of leaves that fell varied substantially during the seasons of the year. The graph at the left describes Dr. Mullin’s findings.

Questions 29

Based on the information and graph, which action would best help explain the data?

Options:

A.

measure the tree’s height

B.

measure the tree’s diameter

C.

measure the tree’s circumference

D.

measure the length of the tree’s upper and lower branches

E.

analyze the seasonal weather patterns of the area

Discussion
Question 30

Based on the diagram,

Questions 30

at which point is the least amount of force needed to move the weighted box?

Options:

A.

The force should be applied at point A.

B.

The force should be applied at point B.

C.

The force should be applied at point C.

D.

The force should be applied at point D.

E.

The amount of force is not dependent on the distance from the weight to be lifted.

Discussion
Question 31

Water quality is affected when nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus drain into streams and lakes. These compounds promote the growth of algae, which, when they die and decay, may result in the depletion of oxygen in the water. The chart below indicates the relative content of nitrogen and phosphorus in several substances.

Questions 31

Based on the information and chart, which situation is LEAST likely to lead to an excess of nitrogen and phosphorus in the water?

Options:

A.

Pesticides are sprayed on a field to kill insects.

B.

Fertilizer from a lawn is washed into a storm drain.

C.

Manure from a chicken farm is spread on a field near a stream.

D.

Emissions from a power plant go into a river.

E.

Emissions from a sewage treatment plant flow into a stream.

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