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Seventh Grade (Grade 7) Science Questions

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Grade 7 Waves and Sound
Grade 7 Waves and Sound
Grade 7 Human Reproduction
The male sex cell is the
  1. sperm.
  2. egg.
  3. testes.
Grade 7 Evolution
Species change over time through
  1. evolution.
  2. adaptation.
  3. extinction.
  4. genetic variation.
Grade 7 Earth's Layers
Put the layers of Earth in order from outside layer to inside layer.
  1. mantle, crust, core
  2. core, mantle, crust
  3. crust, mantle, core
  4. mantle, core, crust
  5. crust, core, mantle
Grade 7 Waves and Sound
The distance between E and H is called                .
Transverse Wave Anatomy
  1. a crest
  2. a wavelength
  3. the amplitude
  4. the frequency
Grade 7 Cell Structure and Function
What is the purpose of mitosis?
  1. reproduction
  2. growth
  3. replacement
  4. all of the above
Grade 7 Atomic Structure
Grade 7 Heat Transfer
Grade 7 Scientific Method
All the things in an experiment that must be the same to make the results fair are
  1. independent variables.
  2. dependent variables.
  3. controlled variables, or constants.
  4. controlled experiments.
Grade 7 Properties of Matter
Grade 7 Cell Structure and Function
Grade 7 Respiration, Digestion, and Excretion
What is the purpose of the respiratory system?
  1. to break down food for energy and nutrients
  2. to facilitate the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
  3. to provide response to stimuli in the world around us
  4. to provide structure and support for the body
Grade 7 Earth's Layers
The crust and the upper mantle together form the
  1. asthenosphere.
  2. mesosphere.
  3. lithosphere.
  4. inner and outer core.
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