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SCIENCE SPIRAL
1. Glossy leaves are smooth and shiny. What percent of offspring from the cross
shown above will have glossy leaves?
2. The four parts of a flowering plant's pistil are:
1. In a certain species of flower, purple (P) is dominant over pink (p).
Use a Punnett square for a cross between two purple flowers (Pp and Pp) to determine
the possible phenotypes of the offspring.
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What are the possible phenotypes ad their percentages?
2. Kira wants to know how salt water affects plants. She placed a flower and stem in
water with a salt concentration of one tablespoon of salt per cup of water.
What will happen to the flower and explain why?
A. Water molecules will enter the flower's cells and it will bloom.
B. Water molecules will leave the flower's cells and it will wilt.
C. Chloroplasts will enter the flower's cells and turn the cells green.
D. Chloroplasts will leave the flower's cells and turn the water green.
1. What type of rock is produced by magma in Earth's mantle moving into the
crust?
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Look at the transverse wave on the grid below.
Each square on the grid is 1 unit by 1 unit.
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2. What is the amplitude and wavelength of this wave?
DeAndre will label the diagram below with the types of rocks that are usually found
in certain places in Earth's crust. The labels will correspond to the places indicated
by the letters.
1. Which letter labels the place most likely to be made of igneous rock?
2. Which type of rock is likely to be found in the place labeled with the letter D?