Which of the following is an external stimuli?(1 point)

Responses

gravity
gravity

dehydration
dehydration

nutrients in a cell
nutrients in a cell

body temperature

body temperature

What stimulus could trigger a fight or flight response?(1 point)

Responses

temperature change
temperature change

geomagnetic information
geomagnetic information

seasonal change
seasonal change

sensory information
sensory information

sensory information

What stimulus causes plant roots to grow downward?(1 point)

Responses

temperature
temperature

gravity
gravity

light
light

pollution

gravity

Which of the following is an internal stimuli?(1 point)

Responses

habitat pollution
habitat pollution

water in a cell
water in a cell

amount of daylight
amount of daylight

habitat temperature

water in a cell

What is the process of maintaining a stable internal environment in an organism?(1 point)

Responses

stimulus
stimulus

homeostasis
homeostasis

phototropism
phototropism

response

homeostasis

To determine which of the following is an external stimulus, we need to understand the definition of an external stimulus. An external stimulus is any physical or chemical change in the external environment that can be detected by an organism and can elicit a response.

Looking at the options given:

1. Gravity: Gravity is not an external stimulus. It is a constant force acting on all objects and organisms on Earth, and organisms have adapted to live and function in a gravitational environment. Therefore, it does not create a detectable change that elicits a response.

2. Dehydration: Dehydration can be considered an external stimulus. When an organism is exposed to a lack of water in its external environment, the decrease in water availability can be detected by its cells and trigger various physiological responses, such as increased thirst or the release of anti-diuretic hormone.

3. Nutrients in a cell: Nutrients in a cell are not an external stimulus. Instead, they are internal factors that are used by the cell for its metabolic processes. Nutrient availability inside a cell does not create a detectable change from the external environment.

4. Body temperature: Body temperature is not an external stimulus. It is an internal factor within an organism. While changes in body temperature can be influenced by external temperature or thermal environment, body temperature itself is not considered an external stimulus.

Therefore, the correct answer is "dehydration" as it is the external stimulus from the options provided.