What is a wind farm? A. a farm that uses wind to pump water for irrigation B. a place where wind energy is harvested C. a place where wind is produced D. a farm that uses wind to power equipment

Which is a result of selective breeding? a A bird that catches prey with its beak. b Large seedless watermelons that consumers demand. c Oranges that are all different sizes and colors. d An insect that can carry ten times its body weight.

Absence of sweat glands affect temperature regulation of the scrotum and testicles?

Which of the following best describes the function of the parasympathetic nervous system? A. It calms the body and conserves energy. B. It maintains internal equilibrium of the body. C. It arouses the body and expends energy. D.

Based on California's experience with caulerpa the killer algae explain why it is important to regulate the pet and aquarium trade

On average, how much of the suns energy that reaches earths outer atmosphere is reflected back into space?

Where does the energy in food come from?

In tropical climates, why is there heavy vegetation but poor soil? a. chemicals cause the soil to be too acidic. b. heavy rainfall washes essential nutrients from the soil. c. heavy rainfall mechanically weathers the soil. d.

What is the process in which humans breed organisms for certain traits?

In which part of body is not found sebaceous glands?

Which of the following accurately describes the angiosperm plant life cycle? A. The ovule develops into an anther. B. The anther produces eggs. C. The embryo develops into a seedling. D. The ovary is haploid.