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Duplicate of Biology 111: Lecture Exam #1
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______is anything that has mass and occupies space(has volume).
daedra
Matter
Energry
Emesis
2
An organism's _____ is the sum of all the chemical reactions going on in its body
hemeostasis
metabolism
interphase
theory
3
A(n) ______ is a large molecule made by adding together many smaller, similar sub units.
Polymer
monmer
compound
isotope
4
A(n)_____ is the amount of a substance you must have in order to equal its atomic mass in grams.
kilogram
Dalton
Mole
anabole
5
The_____ is the fundamental functional and structural unit of all living organisms.
organelle
molecules
fossil
cell
6
A(n)______ is an organism whose cells contain nuclei and other membrane-bound organelles.
plant
heterotroph
prokaryote
eukaryote
7
_________is the process of maintaining more or less constant internal conditions
catabolism
metabolism
Homeostasis
8
Proteins are polymers of sub units known as______.
Nucleotide
DNA+RNA
Amino acids
Carbon
9
Most large molecules in the body are assembled via the process of _________.
electrolysis
dehydration synthesis
photosynthesis
hydrolysis
10
A(n) ______ bond is a weak bond that forms between polar molecules.
covalent
hydrogen
11
______ is the capacity to move matter-that is, to do work.
Energy
Amino Acids
12
A(n)____ is any organism whose cells DO NOT contain nuclei or other membrane-bound organelles.
prokaryote
eukaryote
plant
Protist
13
A(n)_______ is a tentative, untested explanation for an observed phenomenon.
polar
Inductive
Hypothesis
carbons
14
A(n)______ covalent bond is one in which the atoms of the molecules DO NOT share their electrons equally.
ionic
Nonpolar
copolar
polar
15
A(n)_______ is any substance that contains one and only one kind of atom.
Element
RNA
Energy
DNA
16
______ is the study of life.
Biology
Chemistry
Polarized
Energy
17
_______ logic is reasoning from numerous specific examples to form a general conclusion.
Amino Acids
Inductive
Hypothesis
Energy
18
The____ of an element is the number of protons in the nucleus of the atom.
isotope number
Atomic weight
Atomic number
atomic mass
19
A(n)_____ reaction is any chemical reaction that releases energy as it progresses.
homeothermic
exergonic
quantized
qualitative
20
In living organisms, large molecules are usually broken down via ______.
Hydrolysis
Photosynthesis
Dehydration synthesis
emesis
21
Nitrogen is atomic number 7; a nitrogen atom can form up to ____ chemical bonds.
5
7
3
15
22
The______ of a radioisotope is the time it takes for half the atoms to decay into atoms of a different element
Non-polar
Polar
Hydrolisis
Half-Life
23
Organic molecules are always built around a "backbone" of ______ atoms.
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
oxygen
carbon
24
All known living organisms use the molecule _____ for energy transfer.
RNA
DNA
OSI
ATP
25
______ is evolution as a result of natural selection.
cohesion
genetic drift
gene flow
adaptation
26
A(n) _____ consists of two or more atoms chemically bound together.
Cation
Molecule
Element
Anion
27
____ is the tendency of water molecules to stick to each other.
emesis
cohesion
hydrogen bonding
adhesion
28
______ are atoms with the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons (and, therefore, different masses).
isotopes
autotrophs
Monotypes
isomers
29
Nucleic acids are polymers of sub units known as ________.
Carbon
DNA+RNA
Energy
Nucleotide
30
_____ logic is reasoning from general principles to form conclusions about specific examples
deductive
Homeostatic
catabolic
conclusive
31
According to Darwin's theory, _____ is the main driving process of biological evolution.
natural selection
emigration
Mutation
genetic drift
32
A(n)______ is an atom that has gained one or more electrons, and so is negatively-charged.
enzyme
neutron
anion
proton
33
All living organisms use the molecule______ to encode hereditary information.
Carbon
DNA
RNA
Elements
34
A(n)______ is the preserved remains of a once-living organism.
fossil
molecule
cell
mitochondrion
35
The_____ of a substance is a measure of how strongly it attracts electrons.
positivity
electronegativity
electrotherapy