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To convert from base to deca you must...
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To convert from base to deca you must...
Multiply by 100
Divide by 10
Divide by 1000000
Divide by 1000
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Bonus Question!
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3
Autotrophic Organisms do not make their own food
False
True
4
Matthias Schleiden was responsible for...
The entirety of the cell theory
The theory that all plants were made of cells
Nothing
The creation of cork cells
5
Electron microscopes require...
Constant attention since they may explode
The specimen to be alive
Multiple people to operate it since it requires human sacrifices
The specimen to be dead
6
The cell theory states that...
Cells don't exist
New cells are only produced from older cells
All things are made of cells
None of the above
7
When measuring the field of view, you count the number of...
Lines
Spaces
Dots
Cities that start with the letter Q
8
Eukaryotic means...
True Nucleus
Before Nucleus
With Nucleus
Without Nucleus
9
BONUS QUESTION
Lemon2=9843478658438658
Y=Lemonx+ B
L+E+M+O+N+= M+E+L+O+N
Lemon2-Lemon1/Melon2-Melon1
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Robert Hooke is responsible for...
The discovery of the first "Cells"
The Cell Theory
The idea that cells are like jail cells since they contain nuclei
The discovery of Ionic Bonds
11
An example of a Eukaryotic Cell is a...
Car
Bacteria
Fungi
Plant
12
Synthesis is...
The creation of water in exchange of ATP
The formation of simple sugars from complex sugars
The combination of smaller substances to create larger substances
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13
There are 2 kinds of nutrition, _____ and _____
Heterotrophic and Autotrophic
SOFT OXIDATION
Heterotrophic and Aquaphobic
Autotrophic and Chloroplastisian
14
Total magnification power of the ocular with low power lens is...
40x
4x
10x
100x
15
Asexual reproduction is reproduction where...
A cell reproduces without oxygen
Two cells both give a part of themselves to create a new cell
DNA is reshaped to form multiple cells
One cell splits into two
16
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek discovered...
Nothing
Many one celled organisms for the first time
That all things were made up of cells
How to create stronger singled lens microscopes
17
Respiration is Breathing
False
True
18
The Order of the Organism Chain is... (Smallest to Largest)
Organism-Organ System-Organ-Tissue-Cell
Organ-Organism-Tissue-Cell-Organ System
Cell-Organ-Tissue-Organ System-Organism
Cell-Tissue-Organ-Organ System-Organism
19
To convert from hecto to kilo you must...
Divide by 10
Multiply by 10
Divide by 1000
Multiply by 1000
20
To convert from Kilo to Milli you must
Multiply by 106
Divide by 106
Multiply by 100,000
Divide by 10
21
The ocular on microscopes can magnify objects up to...
10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000x
100x
10x999
10x
22
Who discovered and named the nucleus?
Robert Frost
Archduke Franz Ferdinand III of Austria
Robert Brown
Rudolf Virchow
23
An organism must maintain an energy level, called the
Optimal
Metabolism
Field of View
Rate of caloric intake
24
To convert from base to hecto you must
Multiply by 10000
Divide by 10000
Multiply by 100
Divide by 100
25
Theodore Schwann is responsible for the theory that all animals are made up of cells
True
False
26
Rudolf Virchow theorized that
All cells are alive
Cells can be cut into smaller pieces and used as fishing bait
All cells are dead
Old cells are only formed from other, older cells
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If an organism doesn't require oxygen to respire it is called...
Anaerobic
Dead
Aerophobic
Aerobic
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Each organism within a species has a different...
Preference in music
Cellular Makeup and Optimal Temperature
Respiratory rate
Metabolic Rate
29
An example of a Prokaryotic Cell is...
Nucleus
Bacteria
Fungi
Salmonella
30
There are _____ micrometers (μ) in one millimeter
100
.0001
10
1000
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The three exceptions to the cell theory are The first cell, viruses and bacteria, mitochondria, and chloroplasts
True
False
32
Which of these scientists mainly contributed to the cell theory?
Virchow
Dutrochet
Schleiden
Schwann
33
Respiration is actually...
Unnecessary for life and is completely useless
The exchange of ATP for Air
The Release of Gas
The release of energy caused by the exchange of gases
34
The size in μ (micrometers) of prokaryotic cells is...
Small
200-500μ
.05-2μ
2-10μ
35
The co-ordinated response of an organism to the environment is...
Retribution
Regulation
Resolution
Reputation
36
Growth is...
The increase of the size of cells
Unnecessary for Life
Stopped when the organism dies
How an organism breathes
37
To convert from deci to milli you must...
Multiply by 10
Multiply by 100
Divide by 100
Divide by 10
38
Nutrition is the process by which...
An organism converts foods into a more usable form of energy
An organism dissolves itself
Laws are formed
Organisms reproduce
39
The movement of nutrients, hormones, and other materials is called...
The gallbladder
Active Transport
Transport
Osmosis
40
The apparatus that allows you to switch the lens is called the...
Revolving Nose Piece
Objective Lens Switching Nose
French Revolution (Circa 1730)
Revolving Planet
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The two kinds of reparation are ______ and _______
Anaerobic and Oxygenic
Aerobic and Anaerobic
Autotrophic and Anaerobic
Aerobic and Heterotrophic
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Absorbtion gets materials...
In the cell
Out of the cell
Created
Broken down
43
Nutrition involves both...
Digestion and Salvation
Consumption and Rehabilitation
Anaerobic Respiration and Ingestion
Ingestion and Digestion
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Eukaryotic Cells
Are Smaller and More Complex
Are Larger and More Complex
Are Smaller and Less Complex
Are Larger and Less Complex
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To get from Kilo to Hecto you must...
Multiply by 10
Divide by 10
Multiply by 1
Divide by 1