EOG REVIEW

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EOG REVIEW
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• 1. WHICH PART OF THE MOUNTAIN IS THE STEEPEST?
• A. NORTH
• B. SOUTH
• C. EAST
• D. WEST

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• 2. IF A IS 85M HIGH AND B IS 21M HIGH WHAT IS
  THE CONTOUR INTERVAL?
• A. 10M
• B. 20M
• C. 5M
• D. 15M

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• 3. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE CHEMICAL
  FORMULA FOR AN ELEMENT?
• A. H20
• B. NaCl
• C. Cl2
• D. NH3

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• 4. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE
  FORMATION OF A MIXTURE?
• A. RUST FORMING ON A NAIL
• B. SUGAR CRYSTALS DISSOLVING IN H20
• C. SODIUM AND CHLORINE FORMING SALT
• D. HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN REACTING TO PRODUCE WATER

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• 5. MICHELLE ADDS 50ML OF BOILING WATER TO 100ML
  OF ICE WATER. IF THE 150ML OF WATER IS THEN PUT
  INTO THE FREEZER AT WHAT TEMPERATURE WILL IT
  FREEZE?
• A. 0 C
• B. 15 C
• C. 32 C
• D. 50 C

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• 6. WHAT IS THE ENERGY SOURCE THAT AN ANIMAL CELL
  NEEDS TO CARRY OUT LIFE PROCESSES?
• A. WATER STORED IN VACUOLE
• B. PROTEINS BUILT IN RIBOSOMES
• C. LIGHT ABSORBED BY CHLOROPLASTS
• D. SUGAR BROKEN DOWN IN MITOCHONDRIA

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• 7. WHAT IS THE MAIN CAUSE OF FISH KILLS IN
  RIVERS POLLUTED BY FERTILIZERS?
• A. DECREASED MINERAL SOURCES
• B. DECREASED OXYGEN LEVELS
• C. INCREASED H2O TEMPERATURE
• D. INCREASED H20 LEVELS

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• 8. WHICH STATEMENT BEST DESCRIBES INFLUENZA?
• A. IT CAUSES MOST FORMS OF LUNG CANCER
• B. ITS CAUSED BY POOR HYGIENE
• C. ITS CURED WITH ANTIBIOTICS
• D. ITS HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS

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• 9. IN ANIMAL SKIN TISSUE, CELL DIVISION IS
  RESPONSIBLE FOR
• A. GROWTH AND REPAIR
• B. SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
• C. OBTAINING ENERGY
• D. PRODUCTION OF SEX CELLS

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• 10. WHICH OF THE POLLUTANTS IS AN EXAMPLE OF
  NON-POINT SOURCE POLLUTION?
• A. WASTEWATER FROM LEAKING PIPE
• B. CHEMICAL RUN-OFF FROM LAWNS
• C. OIL FROM A LEAKING UNDERGROUND TANK
• D. CHEMICALS RELEASED FROM A PAPER MILL

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• 11. INFECTIOUS DISEASES ARE CAUSED BY
• A. ALLERGIES
• B. VITAMIN DEFICIENCIES
• C. CHEMICAL SPILLS
• D. MICROORGANISMS

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• 12. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE EASIEST WAY
  FOR STUDENTS TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF BACTERIA AT
  SCHOOL?
• A. KEEP TISSUE AT TEACHERS DESK
• B. USING ANTIBACTERIAL GEL THROUGHOUT THE DAY
• C. KEEPING ANTIBACTERIAL SOAP IN BATHROOMS
• D. WIPING OFF DESK WITH DRY PAPER TOWEL

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• 13. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A POSSIBLE EFFECT
  OF HIGH NUTRIENT LEVELS IN WATER SYSTEMS?
• A. FISH KILLS
• B. INCREASED WATER TEMPERATURES
• C. LESS ALGAE
• D. HEALTHIER FISH

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• 14. Cu2S O2 2Cu SO2
• WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING BEST DESCRIBES THE
  REACTION?
• A. COPPER ATOMS ARE USED TO MAKE MORE COPPER
  ATOMS
• B. ELEMENTS ARE REARRANGED INTO NEW SUBSTANCES
• C. ATOMS OF OTHER ELEMENTS ARE TURNED INTO COPPER
  ATOMS
• D. COMPOUNDS CHANGE PHASE FROM LIQUID TO GAS

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• 15.WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A CHEMICAL REACTION?
• A. POT OF WATER BOILING
• B. CORN GROWING
• C. SUGAR DISSOLVING
• D. CAKE BAKING

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• 16. WHAT IS THE MAIN FUNCTION OF THE FLAGELLA?
• A. ABSORBING WATER
• B. REMOVING WASTE
• C. LOCOMOTION
• D. GETTING FOOD

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• 17. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXAMPLE OF A
  PHYSICAL CHANGE?
• A. WOOD BURNING
• B. ICE MELTING
• C. IRON RUSTING
• D. MILK SOURING

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• 18. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS MOST LIKELY TO
  CAUSE INCREASED NUMBERS OF FISH AT THE SURFACE?
• A. SALINITY
• B. DENSITY
• C. BUOYANCY
• D. UPWELLING

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• 19. WHERE DO MOST CITIES GET THERE DRINKING
  WATER?
• A. GROUNDWATER AND RIVERS
• B. GROUNDWATER AND ICECAPS
• C. RIVERS AND OCEANS
• D. RIVERS AND LAKES

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• 20. WHAT IS THE NUTRIENT SOURCE FOR SOME FUNGI?
• A. SUNLIGHT
• B. OXYGEN
• C. CARBON DIOXIDE
• D. DEAD ORGANISMS

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• 21. WHICH LIFE PROCESS IS SHOWN?
• OXYGENFOOD CARBON DIOXIDEWATERENERGY
• A. CIRCULATION
• B. REPRODUCTION
• C. LOCOMOTION
• D. RESPIRATION

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• 22. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING COULD CAUSE LOW PH IN
  A LAKE?
• A. THERMAL POLLUTION
• B. NUTRIENT RUN-OFF
• C. LEAKAGE FROM SEPTIC TANK
• D. ACID RAIN

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• 23. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING COULD RESULT FROM OVER
  USING ANTIBIOTICS?
• A. THEY WORK ONLY ONCE
• B. CAUSE OTHER DISEASES
• C. INCREASE INFECTION
• D. BACTERIA BECOME RESISTANT

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• 24. WHY WOULD OXYGEN LEVELS DECREASE AND CARBON
  DIOXIDE LEVELS INCREASE IN A LAKE AT NIGHT?
• A. INCREASED EVAPORATION
• B. DECREASED PHOTOSYNTHESIS
• C. INCREASED RESPIRATION
• D. DECREASED TEMPERATURE

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• 25. WHY DO COASTAL AREAS HAVE MILDER CLIMATES?
• A. OCEAN WATERS HIGH SPECIFIC HEAT
• B. OCEAN WATERS LOW SPECIFIC HEAT
• C. DENSITY
• D. CLOSER TO EQUATOR

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• 26. WHICH PROCESS IS USED FOR REPRODUCTION?
• A. MITOSIS
• B. MEIOSIS

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• 27. SCIENTISTS ARE GENETICALLY ENGINEERING
  PLANTS THAT ARE RESISTANT TO BACTERIA AND
  INSECTS. WHAT IS THE GREATEST BENEFIT OF THIS
  TECHNOLOGY?
• A. REDUCES CHEMICAL PESTICIDES
• B. REDUCES FERTILIZER USE
• C. MAINTAINS CROP YIELDS
• D. INCREASES ABILITY TO GROW MORE TYPES OF CROPS

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• 28. ALL MATTER IS MADE UP OF WHAT PARTICLES?
• A. GENES
• B. ATOMS
• C. MINERALS
• D. CELLS

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• 29. IF A SPECIES IS NO LONGER ABLE TO ADAPT TO
  ITS ENVIRONMENT AND REPRODUCE, IT WILL
• A. SURVIVE
• B. RELOCATE
• C. BECOME EXTINCT
• D. TURN INTO A NEW SPECIES

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• 30.WHERE IS MOST OF THE EARTHS WATER LOCATED?
• A. UNDER GROUND
• B. IN THE ATMOSPHERE
• C. IN OCEANS
• D. IN LAKES AND RIVERS

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• 31. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXAMPLE OF A
  NON-POINT SOURCE OF POLLUTION?
• A. RUNOFF FROM A FARM FIELD
• B. LEAKING SEPTIC TANK
• C. PIPE RELEASING CHEMICALS
• D. CRACKED OIL DRUM

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• 32. A MATERIAL THAT IS MALLEABLE
• CAN BE DRAWN INTO A LONG WIRE
• IS ATTRACTED TO MAGNETS
• CAN BE POUNDED INTO SHAPE
• EASILY TRANSMITS ELECTRICITY

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• 33. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DO YOU NEED TO KNOW
  TO CALCULATE DENSITY?
• MASS AND VOLUME
• MASS AND LENGTH
• VOLUME AND HEIGHT
• VOLUME AND WEIGHT

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• 34. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING SUBSTANCES IS A
  CARCINOGEN?
• TAR IN CIGARETTE SMOKE
• B. GLUCOSE IN YOUR BLOOD
• VINEGAR
• INSULIN

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• 35. IS AN INTRUSION OLDER OR YOUNGER THAN THE
  ROCK LAYERS IT CUTS THROUGH?
• A. YOUNGER
• B. OLDER

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• 36. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WOULD SCIENTISTS
  EXAMINE TO LEARN ABOUT THE GLOBAL EVOLUTION OF
  EXTINCT ORGANISMS?
• TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS
• FOSSIL RECORD
• LIVING ORGANISMS IN THEIR HABITAT
• MICROORGANISMS IN DRINKING WATER

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• 37. HOW ARE CELLS PRODUCED?
• FROM SUNLIGHT
• FROM DECAYED ORGANIC MATTER
• FROM CHEMICAL REACTIONS
• FROM OTHER CELLS

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• 38. WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE YELLOW FOOTBALL
  SHAPED ORGANELLE?
• A. TO STORE WATER
• B. TO RELEASE MATERIAL OUTSIDE THE CELL
• C. TO DIRECT ALL ACTIVITIES OF THE CELL
• D TO RELEASE ENERGY FOR THE CELL

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• 39. WHAT DO ALL PROTISTS HAVE IN COMMON?
• A. THEY ARE ALL MULTICELLULAR
• B. THEY ARE ALL UNICELLULAR
• C. THEY ARE ALL EUKARYOTES
• D. THEY ARE ALL HETEROTROPHS

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• 40. THIS IS THE STAGE IN WHICH THE CELLS
  NUCLEUS DIVIDES INTO TWO NEW NUCLEI WHICH STAGE
  IS IT?
• A. OSMOSIS
• B. CYTOKINESIS
• C. MITOSIS
• D. INTERPHASE

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• 41. HOW DO VIRUSES COMPARE TO BACTERIA?
• A. THEY ARE BOTH LIVING
• B. THEY ARE BOTH ALWAYS SPHERICAL IN SHAPE
• C. VIRUSES ARE MUCH BIGGER
• D. VIRUSES ARE MUCH SMALLER

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• 42. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN ANTIBIOTIC?
• A. INSULIN
• B. PENICILLIN
• C. TETANUS
• D. DIABETES

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• 43. WHICH TYPE OF FOSSIL ARE FOOTPRINTS AN
  EXAMPLE OF?
• A. CARBON FILM
• B. ORIGINAL REMAINS
• C. PETRIFICATION
• D. TRACE

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• 44. WHAT TYPE OF FOSSIL IS AN ORGANISM THAT
  LIVED FOR ONE SHORT PERIOD OF TIME AND IS USED TO
  TELL RELATIVE AGE OF ROCKS CALLED?
• A. MOLD
• B. CAST
• C. INDEX
• D. TRACE

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• 45. WHICH PRINCIPLE STATES THAT THE OLDEST ROCK
  LAYER IS FOUND AT THE BOTTOM IN AN UNDISTURBED
  STACK OF ROCK LAYERS?
• A. ABSOLUTE DATING
• B. HALF-LIFE
• C. SUPERPOSITION
• D. UNIFORMITARIANISM

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• 46. WHAT DOES THE BLACK LINE REPRESENT?
• A. ANGULAR UNCONFORMITY
• B. DISCONFORMITY
• C. FAULT
• D. NONCONFORMITY

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• 47. WHAT CAN BE USED TO FIND THE ABSOLUTE AGE OF
  A FOSSIL?
• A. INDEX FOSSIL
• B. LAW OF SUPERPOSITION
• C. RADIOISOTOPE
• D. TRACE FOSSIL

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• 48. WHICH PROPERTY OF WATER EXPLAINS THE WATER
  DROPLET?
• A. ADHESION
• B. COHESION
• C. VAPORIZATION
• D. POLARITY

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• 49. WHICH TERM MEANS TO LOOK AFTER A BODY OF
  WATER AND HELP KEEP IT CLEAN?
• A. EUTROPHICATION
• B. STEWARDSHIP
• C. MAINTAINING QUALITY STANDARDS
• D. MONITORING HYDROSPHERE

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• 50. WHAT DOES IT MEAN IF THERE IS NOT A LARGE
  VARIETY OF ORGANISMS AND THERE ARE BLACKFLY
  LARVAE IN A WATER SYSTEM?
• A. IT IS POLLUTED
• B. IT IS NOT POLLUTED