1. A scientific law is a statement of fact that describes an action or set of actions. Laws are accepted as fact because they are always observed to be true.
Examples of scientific laws are Newton's laws of motion. These laws describe
the motion of moving objects.
a) Give an example of a scientific law you have studied or heard of. (Think about
what happens when an apple falls from a tree.) (2 points)

The large ground finch obtains food by cracking seeds. what is its short, strong beak an example? a) tendency toward perfection b) adaptation of a species over time c) selective use and disuse of an organ over time d) scarcity of recourses

If a cell's main function is to produce proteins to be excreted, which organelles would you expect to be larger

8) animals respond in various ways to stimuli detected through their senses. some of these responses are stimulated by the presence of danger. which of these animal responses is the best example of a response to an immediate threat? a) a rooster crows every morning at the first sign of light. b) as something approaches an octopus, it shoots a cloud of ink. c) from late fall until spring, bears hibernate to preserve energy. d) a dog is getting hot in the sunlight, so he moves to a shaded area.