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Sample Questions & Test Taking Strategies

 Update your Table of Contents for today  We will be completing practice EOG questions each day for warm-up, so please start on page 18 and keep adding to it each day…so, number 1-15 for today’s questions! DateSession # ActivityPage # 5/1013 Science EOG Practice Questions (keep adding to them each day) 18

 Monday after school until 5:00 to review the Periodic Table and Chemistry first and then anything else that you want to go over…PLEASE COME WITH SPECIFIC QUESTIONS

 Students need to be able to read carefully and analyze exactly what the question is asking them  Students need to know content vocabulary  Students need to be able to eliminate answer choices

Basic Question Break Down 1-5 are random sample questions

A beaker with 100 mL of water is placed on a hot plate and heated. The water boils at 100 degrees Celsius. At what temperature would 90 mL of water boil? A. 10 degrees Celsius B. 90 degrees Celsius C. 100 degrees Celsius D. 110 degrees Celsius

Where is the majority of Earth’s fresh water located? A. Clouds B. Ocean C. Polar ice caps D. Rivers

A layer of marine fossils is discovered in a desert environment. Which hypothesis best explains the discovery? A. The area was once covered by water B. Volcanic activity once occurred in the area C. A catastrophic event once occurred in the area D. Erosion turned most of the limestone in the area into sand

The chart shows the worldwide number of measles cases over the last 20 years. What is most likely the cause of decline in cases of measles? A. Antibiotics B. Chemotherapy C. Quarantines D. Vaccines YearMeasles Cases 19803,800, ,800, ,400, , ,000

A chemical reaction produces two new substances, and each product has a mass of 25 grams. What was the total mass of the reactants? A. 25 grams B. 50 grams C. 75 grams D. 100 grams

Questions 6-15 focus on Earth’s History

6) Which best explains how geologic time scales can help scientists study the evolution of life on Earth? A. They describe the existence of rocks before there was life on Earth B. They show that geological features have evolved at the same rate as organisms C. They compare the life histories of species that have used rocks as habitats D. They correlate the existence of life on Earth with geological events

7) Which can most likely be concluded about the top layer of rock seen in an undisturbed cliff wall? A. The top layer is older than layers located farther down the cliff B. The top layer is younger than layers located farther down the cliff C. The top layer contains more fossils than layers located farther down the cliff D. The top layer contains fewer fossils than layers located farther down the cliff

8) A scientist has a hypothesis that a large volcanic eruption caused a change in global temperature. Which information gained from ice cores is most useful in supporting this hypothesis? A. Levels of dissolved oxygen B. Identities of trace metals C. Estimates of natural radioactivity D. Amounts of atmospheric dust

9) Which statement supports the theory of evolution? A. All living things came from previous cells B. All plants and animals have DNA C. Matter cannot be created or destroyed D. Fossils provide evidence that organisms share a common ancestor

10) If an index fossil is found in two rock beds that are separated by an ocean, what do you know about the relationship between the two rock beds? A. The rock beds used to be in the same areas B. The rock beds are about the same age C. The rock beds are made from the same type of rock D. The rock beds are unrelated

11) What best explains why scientists have found fossils of the same species of land-dwelling animal in both Africa and South America? A. The animals swam from one continent to the other B. The two continents were once connected by a land bridge C. The animals evolved identically on the two continents at the same time D. The two continents were once joined as part of a larger continent

12) Fossils of warm-weather plants were found on an island in the Arctic Ocean. What can be concluded from this discovery? A. Spores of the plant drifted by air currents to the island B. Ocean currents carried the plants to the island C. The island drifted from a tropical region to its present location in the Arctic D. Seeds of plants have been carried to the island by migratory birds

13) The theory of global warming is based on an increase of what atmospheric gas? A. Carbon dioxide B. Helium C. Hydrogen D. Oxygen

14) Which theory best describes how an asteroid striking Earth may have caused the extinction of the dinosaurs? A. Heat from the asteroid caused massive fires that reduced the food supply B. Dense clouds formed following the collision causing a global drop in temperature C. Land masses were altered by the collision reducing the carrying capacity of the land D. Glaciers melted rapidly from the heat produced by the asteroid flooding the dinosaur’s habitats

15) The Mid-Atlantic Ridge exists between the African and South American geologic plates. Which process most often occurs at the Mid- Atlantic Ridge? A. Destruction of crust B. Scraping of two geologic plates at a fault line C. Subduction of geologic plates D. Spreading of the sea floor

 Update your Table of Contents for today  We will continue with Chemistry practice questions, so please complete the questions and follow along for the answers! DateSession # ActivityPage # 5/1314 Science EOG Practice 19