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Science Answer Key 101 150

The document contains the answer key for science questions numbered 101 to 150. It covers various topics including biology, chemistry, and physics, providing correct answers to questions about human anatomy, chemical properties, and physical states of matter. Each answer is labeled with a corresponding letter choice.

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Science Answer Key 101 150

The document contains the answer key for science questions numbered 101 to 150. It covers various topics including biology, chemistry, and physics, providing correct answers to questions about human anatomy, chemical properties, and physical states of matter. Each answer is labeled with a corresponding letter choice.

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Science Answer Key (101–150)

101. C – Lipids provide the highest energy per gram.


102. B – Respiratory system is for gas exchange.
103. A – Insulin regulates blood sugar.
104. B – White blood cells fight infection.
105. A – Bones are rich in calcium and phosphorus.
106. B – Pancreas functions in digestion and hormones.
107. C – The heart has four chambers.
108. B – Meiosis produces gametes.
109. A – Proteins are made of amino acids.
110. B – Skin is the largest organ.
111. B – Dendrites receive nerve impulses.
112. B – Chlorophyll is the main photosynthetic pigment.
113. C – Capillaries are the smallest blood vessels.
114. D – Vitamin K is needed for clotting.
115. B – Lactose is a milk sugar.
116. B – Humans have 12 pairs of ribs.
117. C – Platelets help blood clot.
118. B – Photosynthesis releases oxygen.
119. B – Gametes are reproductive cells.
120. B – The liver produces bile.
121. B – Endocrine system controls hormones.
122. B – Red blood cells lack a nucleus.
123. C – Alveoli are sites of gas exchange.
124. B – Dominant alleles use uppercase letters.
125. A – Small intestine absorbs nutrients.
126. B – Vitamin C prevents scurvy.
127. B – Skin regulates body temperature.
128. B – Ball-and-socket joints allow wide motion.
129. C – Viruses contain DNA or RNA.
130. B – Mitosis produces identical cells.
131. A – Au is the symbol for gold.
132. B – NaOH is a base.
133. B – Neutral pH is 7.
134. B – Table salt is sodium chloride.
135. B – Na is an element.
136. B – Oxygen is released in photosynthesis.
137. B – Endothermic reactions absorb heat.
138. B – Atomic number equals protons.
139. B – Ionic bonds involve electron transfer.
140. B – Liquids have volume but no fixed shape.
141. C – Water boils at 100°C.
142. B – Water is a covalent compound.
143. A – Helium is a noble gas.
144. C – Mass is conserved in reactions.
145. B – Combustion releases heat.
146. B – Oxidation is loss of electrons.
147. B – Compounds contain two or more atoms.
148. B – Water is a compound.
149. B – Water is the solvent in seawater.
150. B – Oil and water form a heterogeneous mixture.

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