What causes thermal pollution in rivers?
A) automobile exhaust
B) factory smokestacks
C) solar radiation
D) nuclear power plants

Answer:

Explanation:

Thermal pollution is defined as a sudden increase or decrease in temperature of a natural body of water, which may be ocean, lake, river or pond by human influence. This normally occurs when a plant or facility takes in water from a natural resource and puts it back with an altered temperature

Thermal pollution is the degradation of water quality by any process that changes the ambient water temperature.  A common cause of thermal pollution is the use of water as a coolant by power plants and industrial manufacturers.

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Please answer this question, preferred to be answered logically.

A scientist lists the characteristics of an organism that he is observing
It is multicellular
It has cell walls made of cellulose,
It makes its own food,
In which of these Kingdoms should the organism be classified?
Animalia
Archaea
Fungi
Plantae

Light energy travels as -

A: compressional waves
B: primary waves
C: surface waves
D: transverse waves

The picture below shows one way that humans and mosquitoes interact.



What is the best classification of this relationship?



A.parasitism

B.competition

C.commensalism

D.mutualism

Please help, this is worth 20 points!

The Titanic was the most
A. vessel
B. luxurious
C. gazed
ship of its kind in 1912.

Explain two ways in which forecasters collect weather data and how it's used

Charles Darwin's theory of evolution describes how species evolve due to natural selection. Which of these is NOT evidence of natural selection
Camels have long, bushy eyelashes
Mint plant varieties are crossed to express desirable traits
The snowshoe hare is white in winter and brown in summer
Galapagos finches have stronger beaks after years of drought

Why is Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum's research and scientific contribution to the medical community an important source of information to the world?

Stephan’s mother is a mineralogist, and sometimes she brings home samples to study. Stephan observesand compares these minerals. He knows minerals form in several ways. He is especially interested in the minerals that form from volcanic activity and the kinds of crystals they form. What determines crystal size in minerals formed by lava or magma?
A. the kind of mineral that formed
B. the amount of material available
C. the rate at which the minerals cooled
D. the materials in the lava or magma

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First person to answer it with all the question right gets brainly Est Question 1 (3 points)
To function on their own, what must unicellular organisms do?

Question 1 options:

work with other cells


perform a specialized task


make tissues


do all jobs for survival

Question 2 (3 points)
All living things are made of ______.

Question 2 options:

multicellular


tissues


cells


organisms

Question 3 (3 points)
A fish laying hundreds of eggs is an example of _________.

Question 3 options:

producing offspring


obtaining energy


all of the answers are correct


maintaining structure

Question 4 (3 points)
What do we call the branch of science for classification of organisms?

Question 4 options:

Taxonomy


Physics


Chemistry


Biology

Question 5 (3 points)
Which example is NOT a basic need of all organisms?

Question 5 options:

water


soil


food


appropriate enviornment

Question 6 (3 points)
All successful organisms must be able to do what three things?

Question 6 options:

obtain energy, produce offspring, eat


obtain energy, eat, play video games


maintain their structure, eat, build a home


obtain energy, produce offspring, maintain their structure

Question 7 (3 points)
Which example is NOT an organism?

Question 7 options:

bacteria


mold


human


lung

Question 8 (3 points)
What is an example of "maintaining structure"?

Question 8 options:

eating an apple


a cell dividing


healing a broken arm


catching a fish

Question 9 (3 points)
Which type of organism is ale to cause an infection or contagious disease?

Question 9 options:

rose


plant


animal


bacteria

Question 10 (3 points)
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What do all living things need?

Question 10 options:

energy, water, sunshine, and protection


oxygen, an outer covering, parents, vitamins


food, water, air, and a place to live


water, parents, a place to live, and air

Many animals have beneficial traits that help them survive their environment. How do these traits develop in organisms?

Which one of these happens in an 11 year cycle?


Coronal Mass Ejection


Prominences


Solar Flares

Sun Spots

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first answer (melted rock in the interior of the earth cools after so many years, turns to solid rock. after plates into each other, mountains form due to pressure which brings the rock on the earth's surface. another way is when rocks flow out with lava, the lava cools and hardens into a rock). this is my first answer. Answer about how you think melted rock deep within Earth could change over time. Would you revise your answer now? If so, how? If not, explain why.

The _____ controls what enters and leaves the cell.
1.mitochondria
2.endoplasmic reticulum
3.nucleus
4.cell membrane

Chloroplasts Functions:
1. Organizes internal parts of the cell.
2.Cell movements, and structural support.
3.Makes ribosomes.
4.Photosynthesis
which one?.

In what direction and with how much net force will the satellite move?

The diagram below shows a food web. The organisms in a food web can be classified based on how they
get the energy they need.




Which organism in this food web is a primary consumer?



A>mouse

B>snake

C.fox

D.hawk

Which of the following is a reactant in aerobic respiration?
◉ATP
◉Carbon dioxide
◉Lactic acid
◉Oxygen
im thinking its oxygen but lemme know if im wrong :p

Which muscle has 3 muscle "heads' or points of origin that is responsible for straightening the arm?

O Abdominals
O Biceps
O Triceps
O Gluteus Maximus​

What is a phenotype? *

The genetic makeup of the individual
The expression of a trait; PHysical appearance
An organism that has the same genes for a trait (example: TT or tt)
The passing of traits from parent to offspring

Raccoons might go through our trash cans to find food because…

loveholic drops in less than 2 weeks i’m going feral

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On the date chart above the hight and low tide depths were recorded every coupl days. Looking specially at February 14th what type of tide is occurring? What moon phase would possibly occur on this date ​

Scers who search for oss scheuse the smalfossilto describe some of the finds. An example of a transitional fossilis Dimetrodon, which lived 280-265 million years ago. Dimetrodon had alzard-e appearance but had a sale
structurecking out from is back that owed to regulate is body temperature, an ability that is found today in modern warm-blooded mammals. While Dimetrodon swallowed its prey whole like reptiles do it also had different types of teeth, a tratalo
common to which of the best explains how tonalfossils support the theory of evolution?
Transitional fois show rats common to ancestors as well as descendants
Trafo show how the organic characteristics remain the same over time
Tanlos show how individual organism can change their characteristics during their times
Transitional fossils show how populations of past organisms were not able to change their characteristics over time

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Carbon has six protons. Which model shows a neutral atom of carbon.

What is the measurement of the wavelength shown in the picture?

A: 3 cm
B: 3.5 cm
C: 4 cm
D: 4.5 cm