Regents Living Environment June 2023 Test - Part B to D - Regents Living Environment June 2023 Test

Question 1

Base your answers to questions 1 and 2 on the information and diagram below and on your knowledge of biology. Warming Water Leaves Fish Gasping for Air and Shrinking in Size As fish grow into adulthood, their body mass increases and so does their demand for oxygen. However, the gills, through which oxygen is obtained, do not increase in size at the same rate as the body. Scientists have observed that as the ocean waters become warmer, there is less dissolved oxygen in the water. The result is that the average size of many fish species becomes smaller. The most likely reason decreased levels of oxygen in the water result in a decrease in the body size of some fish species is

the species being unable to meet the energy requirements of a larger body size producer and herbivore insulin unstable, because predators will have fewer prey, the birds will have fewer nesting sites, and groundwater supplies will be disrupted

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the species being unable to meet the energy requirements of a larger body size

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Correct answer: the species being unable to meet the energy requirements of a larger body size

Question 2

A student viewed a slide of an onion root tip with a compound light microscope. The photograph below represents what he saw In order to observe whether or not this root tip was growing, the student should

serves as a control for the experiment switch to a higher magnification and look for evidence of cell division insulin unstable, because predators will have fewer prey, the birds will have fewer nesting sites, and groundwater supplies will be disrupted

Correct Answer:

switch to a higher magnification and look for evidence of cell division

Explanation:

Correct answer: switch to a higher magnification and look for evidence of cell division

Question 3

The process of meiotic division in human males is represented below. This process produces four sperm cells, each with

four different kinds of molecular bases proportion of live mature whitebark pine trees one-half of the genetic information found in the diploid germ cell large tree finch and small tree finch

Correct Answer:

one-half of the genetic information found in the diploid germ cell

Explanation:

Correct answer: one-half of the genetic information found in the diploid germ cell

Question 4

Base your answers to questions 7 through 9 on the information and diagram below and on your knowledge of biology. The diagram provides information about some of the digestive enzymes produced by the human pancreas Another important molecule not shown in the diagram is also produced by the pancreas. It functions to decrease glucose levels in the blood. This molecule is

all scientific explanations are tentative and subject to change or improvement When an egg is released from the ovary, the level of estrogen is higher than the level of progesterone. the species being unable to meet the energy requirements of a larger body size insulin

Correct Answer:

insulin

Explanation:

Correct answer: insulin

Question 5

Base your answers to questions 7 through 9 on the information and diagram below and on your knowledge of biology. The diagram provides information about some of the digestive enzymes produced by the human pancreas The end products resulting from the action of amylase would most likely be

simple sugars four different kinds of molecular bases serves as a control for the experiment When an egg is released from the ovary, the level of estrogen is higher than the level of progesterone.

Correct Answer:

simple sugars

Explanation:

Correct answer: simple sugars

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