Suppose that Clara wants to find out more about jumbo squid. She would find most of her information __________.A.By looking in the dictionary, under "squid"B.In a book titled Cephalopods of the Pacific OceanC.Looking at underwater photographs of jumbo squidD.On a website that discusses the effects of climate changeSUBMITExtras

Suppose that Johanna wants to find out about an elephants seal's diet. She would find most of her information __________.A.Skimming through the results of the NPI's recent studyB.Reading an article in science journal about the Antarctic food chainC.Talking to someone who has visited the Fimbul ice shelfD.Searching the NPI's homepage for the phrase "climate change"SUBMITExtras

The article states:Jumbo squid (also called Humboldt squid or "red devils") typically inhabit the deep, tropical waters off Mexico and Central America. Lately, however, the cephalopods have been surfacing in the shallow waters off southern California. Researchers believe the squid may have established a year-round population off California. There, they live at depths of 300 to 650 feet.The author's purpose for writing this passage was to _________.A.Convince readers that California waters are better for the squid populationB.Convince readers that diving in order to see squid has become easierC.Explain why the squid have established a habitat off CaliforniaD.Explain why it is unusual to see the squid in the waters off CaliforniaSUBMITExtras

Some of the effects of recent climate change include Blank______.Multiple select question.changes in Earth's orbitincreased sea leveloverpopulation of humansmelting of Arctic sea ice and ice shelves in Antarcticableaching of coral reefsacidification of the ocean

While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes: In 2020, Jake Thomas and his research team in Australia studied the effect of temperature on the Great Barrier Reef. They found as the water temperature increased, coral bleaching became more prevalent. When the water temperature was low, nearly 90% of coral remained healthy. In high-temperature conditions, approximately 30% of coral survived without bleaching. In extremely high-temperature conditions, only about 10% of coral remained unbleached.26Mark for ReviewABCThe student wants to summarize the study. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?AIn 2020, Jake Thomas and his research team gathered data on the health of the Great Barrier Reef coral in different temperature conditions.BJake Thomas and his team aimed to understand the extent to which temperature affected the health of the Great Barrier Reef coral and thus conducted a study.CAcknowledging that coral often bleach in high-temperature conditions, Jake Thomas examined the survival rate, which was only around 10% in some situations.DJake Thomas's 2020 study on the Great Barrier Reef showed that as water temperatures increased, the incidence of coral bleaching also increased.

Multiple Choice QuestionIce cores tell us about ancient climates because Blank______.Multiple choice question.frozen water has changed its composition over timeair bubbles contain tiny samples of the ancient atmospherevolcanic ash deep in the ice reveals atmospheric changes