Which of the following test pairs reflects consistent experimental data？A.Experiment 1,

Which of the following is loam most likely to contain?

A.Sand

B.Clay

C.Silt

D.It cannot be determined from the information given.

enetic disorder with either a dominant or a recessive inheritance pattern, which of the following statements is accurate?

A.If neither of Pamela’s parents ever had disease X, then Pamela does not and never will have disease X.

B.If neither Pamela nor the father of Pamela’s child has disease X, then that child will never have disease X.

C.If both of Pamela’s parents had at least one copy of the disease X gene,then Pamela also has at least one copy of the disease X gene.

D.If neither of Pamela’s parents ever had disease X, but Pamela has disease X,then disease X is not a dominantly inherited genetic disorder.

s, while Species B was not.Supporters of the competing parental interest theory hypothesized that the monogamous species was unlikely to have active imprinted genes (since the fathers would have the same genetic stake in all the offspring born). Which of the following experimental results would they expect?

A.When females from Species A were bred with males from Species B, the resulting offspring were extremely small.

B.When females from Species A were bred with males from Species B, the resulting offspring were extremely large.

C.When females from Species B were bred with males from Species A, the resulting offspring were extremely large.

D.The offspring of Species B mice were consistently smaller than the off-spring of Species A mice.

re areas compared in Table 2 on page 48 is most reasonable?

A.Nutrient losses in the deforested area will slowly decline while nutrient losses in the undisturbed area will increase.

B.Both the undisturbed and deforested areas will experience increasing losses of nutrients.

C.Nutrient losses in the deforested area will slowly increase while nutrient losses in the undisturbed area will slowly decrease.

D.Nutrient losses in the undisturbed area will remain stable over the longer term while nutrient losses in the deforested area will slowly decline.

clear-cutting a forest ecosystem during the first three years after deforestation?

A.Clear-cutting has the effect of increasing the amount of coarse particulate matter that exits the ecosystem.

B.Clear-cutting has the effect of increasing the loss of super-fine particulate matter that exits the ecosystem.

C.Clear-cutting has little effect on the amount of fine particulate matter that exits the ecosystem.

D.Clear-cutting has the effect of increasing the loss of organic matter but not inorganic matter.

The results of experiment 2 show that,from 1993 to 2000, pH levels:

A.remained stable in the non-glacial lakes but increased in the glacial lakes.

B.decreased in the glacial lakes but decreased in the non-glacial lakes.

C.increased in the non-glacial lakes but decreased in the glacial lakes.

D.increased in the non-glacial lakes while remaining relatively stable in the glacial lakes.

25 plots remainedconstant. Which of the following alternative explana-tions is also consistent with the results?

A.The AGTB at all 25 plots increased.

B.The AGTB at all 25 plots decreased.

C.The AGTB at some of the plots increased and the AGTB at some of the plots decreased.

D.The AGTB at plots bounded by forest increased and the AGTB at plots bounded by clearingsremained constant.

izes of insectivoresand hummingbirds in the fragments studied?

A.Fragmentation increased the population sizes of both insectivores and hummingbirds.

B.Fragmentation decreased the population sizes of both insectivores and hummingbirds.

C.Fragmentation increased the population size of insectivores and decreased the population size ofhummingbirds.

D.Fragmentation decreased the population size of insectivores and increased the population size ofhummingbirds.

The main purpose of Experiment 3 was to determine how varying the:

A.battery’s voltage affected the resistor’s resistance at a given time.

B.capacitor’s capacitance affected the time required for the voltage across the capacitor to reach a setvalue.

C.capacitor’s capacitance affected the voltage across the battery at a given time.

D.resistor’s resistance affected the time required for the voltage across the capacitor to reach a setvalue.

wavelength of0.61 μm in Study 3, those reflectances would havebeen closest to which of the following?

Large plumes ;Small plumes

A.0.2;0.5

B.0.5;0.2

C.0.5;0.9

D.0.9;0.5