ADM -SCIENCE ACTIVITY AUGUST 28,2026

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Get ready for a Science adventure! Play the Aster Quiz and show what you know about body systems, plants, genetics, living organisms, photosynthesis, and the environment. Collect stars by answering correctly, avoid mistakes, and aim for the highest score. Have fun, think carefully, and become a Science superstar!

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ADM -SCIENCE ACTIVITY AUGUST 28,2026


AsterQuiz ADM -SCIENCE ACTIVITY AUGUST 28,2026Online version Get ready for a Science adventure! Play the Aster Quiz and show what you know about body systems, plants, genetics, living organisms, photosynthesis, and the environment. Collect stars by answering correctly, avoid mistakes, and aim for the highest score. Have fun, think carefully, and become a Science superstar! by Annie 1 After food has been digested, most nutrients pass into the bloodstream through which organ? a A. Large intestine b B. Small intestine c C. Stomach 2 2. Which example demonstrates mechanical digestion? a A. Bile breaking large fat droplets into smaller droplets b B. Enzymes converting starch into simple sugars c C. Teeth crushing and grinding food 3 3. How do the respiratory and circulatory systems work together during exercise? a A. The respiratory system digests food while the circulatory system removes it. b B. The respiratory system obtains oxygen while the circulatory system carries it to the cells. c C. The circulatory system produces oxygen that the respiratory system stores. 4 A person has a condition that prevents the pancreas from producing enough digestive enzymes. Which activity will be most directly affected? a A. Absorption of oxygen in the lungs b B. Chemical digestion in the small intestine c C. Elimination of waste through the rectum 5 Which sequence correctly shows the movement of food through the digestive tract? a Mouth → stomach → esophagus → small intestine b Mouth → esophagus → stomach → small intestine c Esophagus → mouth → small intestine → stomach 6 A plant’s xylem tissue is damaged. Which process will be most affected? a Movement of water from the roots to the leaves b Production of seeds inside the flowers c Transport of food from the leaves to other plant parts 7 In pea plants, round seeds, R, are dominant over wrinkled seeds, r. Which genotype represents a heterozygous round-seeded plant? a RR b Rr c RRR 8 Two heterozygous tall plants, Tt × Tt, are crossed. What percentage of their offspring is expected to be short? a 0% b 50% c 25% 9 A pedigree shows that two parents who do not express a trait have a child who expresses it. What is the most likely explanation? a The trait is recessive. b The trait appears only in adults. c The trait is dominant. 10 An organism is multicellular, produces its own food, and has cells surrounded by cellulose cell walls. In which kingdom should it be classified? a Animalia b Protista c Plantae 11 Which characteristic provides the strongest evidence that humans belong to Class Mammalia? a Humans can walk using two legs. b Humans can communicate using language. c Humans have mammary glands and body hair. 12 Which substances are produced during photosynthesis? a Carbon dioxide and water b Glucose and oxygen c Nitrogen and minerals 13 What is the primary role of mitochondria in plant and animal cells? a They absorb light energy. b They control all inherited traits. c They release usable energy from food. 14 A student places one plant in sunlight and another similar plant in darkness. Both receive equal amounts of water and are kept at the same temperature. What is the independent variable? a Amount of water b Amount of light c Rate of photosynthesis 15 Which flow of matter best explains the relationship between plants and animals in the carbon-oxygen cycle? a Plants release carbon dioxide → animals use carbon dioxide → animals release oxygen b Animals release carbon dioxide → plants use carbon dioxide → plants release oxygen c Plants use oxygen → animals release glucose → plants produce carbon dioxide

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ADM -SCIENCE ACTIVITY AUGUST 28,2026Online version

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After food has been digested, most nutrients pass into the bloodstream through which organ?

2. Which example demonstrates mechanical digestion?

3. How do the respiratory and circulatory systems work together during exercise?

A person has a condition that prevents the pancreas from producing enough digestive enzymes. Which activity will be most directly affected?

Which sequence correctly shows the movement of food through the digestive tract?

A plant’s xylem tissue is damaged. Which process will be most affected?

In pea plants, round seeds, R, are dominant over wrinkled seeds, r. Which genotype represents a heterozygous round-seeded plant?

Two heterozygous tall plants, Tt × Tt, are crossed. What percentage of their offspring is expected to be short?

A pedigree shows that two parents who do not express a trait have a child who expresses it. What is the most likely explanation?

An organism is multicellular, produces its own food, and has cells surrounded by cellulose cell walls. In which kingdom should it be classified?

Which characteristic provides the strongest evidence that humans belong to Class Mammalia?

Which substances are produced during photosynthesis?

What is the primary role of mitochondria in plant and animal cells?

A student places one plant in sunlight and another similar plant in darkness. Both receive equal amounts of water and are kept at the same temperature. What is the independent variable?

Which flow of matter best explains the relationship between plants and animals in the carbon-oxygen cycle?