What is Deductive Reasoning?

Using general principles to explain specific Observations

What is considered living?

Metabolism, Growth&Reproduct, Response to Stimuli

Protons plus Neutrons in nucleus

Water molecule attracted to another water molecule

What are the three parts to Evolution?

Natural Selection, Genetics, Adaptation

atoms held together by energy in form of chemical bond

Polar molecules attracted to water molecules that are polar

What are the levels of hierarchy?

Cellular, Organismal, Populational

What is Inductive Reasoning?

Discovering general princi from examinations of specif obser

What are the Basic properties of life?

Cellular Organiz, Metab, Homeostasis, Growth&Repro, Heredity

What are the 5 living organisms?

Plants, Animals, Bacteria, Protozoa, Fungi

Where is potential energy located?

In electrons as the have energy positioned

What is the theory of evolution?

explains unity&diversity of life as descent w/ modification

Anything in universe that has mass and occupies space

Atoms that gain or lose electrons

determines chemical behavior of an atom

What are the 4 molecules of life?

Nucleic Acids, Sugars, Protein, Lipids

What is the theory of heredity?

Genes passes down in generations as discrete units

What are buffers for?

Chemical substance that takes up or releases hydrogen ions, To minimize pH disbalance

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1
Where are orbitals LIKELY to be found?
in protons
in a cell
in electrons
in neutrons
2
What is hydrophobic
Molecules that like water
Molecules that don't like water
3
What is atomic number?
Protons in the nucleus
protons, neutrons, electrons in the nucleus
electrons in the nucleus
neutrons in the nucleus
4
What are isotopes?
Atoms with same # protons but different # neutrons
Atoms with different # protons but same # neutrons
Atoms with same # protons and same # neutrons
Atoms with same # proton but different # electrons
5
What is DNA?
large folded protein
Proteins entertwined
Lipids clumpped together
Encoded genetic information
6
What is Deductive Reasoning?
Discovering possible explanations to form results
Using general principles to explain specific Observations
Using general hypothesis to explain testing and results
Discovering general princi from examinations of specif obser
7
Can water molecules form hydrogen bonds with each other?
yes
no
8
What are the types of chemical bonds?
Ionic, Covalent, Hydrogen
Covalent Bonds, Chemical
None
Ionic, Covalent, Valence
9
Population, Species,___
Community
Environment
Ecosystem
Ecology
10
What is considered living?
Metabolism, Growth&Reproduct, Response to Stimuli
Metabolism, Heredity, Complexity
Growth& Reproduct, Homeostasis, Complexity
Response to Stimuli, Heredity, Complexity
11
What is mass number?
protons in nucleus
Protons minus Neutrons in nucleus
neutrons in nucleus
Protons plus Neutrons in nucleus
12
Is water molecules polar or non polar?
Polar
Non Polar
13
What is Cohesion?
Electrons gaining and losing energy
Water molecule attracted to another water molecule
water attracted to water
polar molecules attracted to water molecules that are polar
14
What are the three parts to Evolution?
Survival in the fittest, Lipids, Water
Adaptation, Genetics, Nucleic Acid
Carbohydrates, Lipids, Protein
Natural Selection, Genetics, Adaptation
15
Who dicovered single cell life?
Van Leeuwenhoek Anton
Anton Levin
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
Anthony Van
16
What is Biology?
Study of the Ocean
Study of Light
Study of Plants
Study of Living Organisms
17
What are molecules?
cells held together by blood in form of blood clot
atoms held together by energy in form of chemical bond
atoms with little protons
atoms with high neutrons
18
What is adhesion?
molecules not attracted to water molecules
one water molecule attracted to another water molecule
Polar molecules attracted to water molecules that are polar
molecules attracted to water molecules
19
What are the levels of hierarchy?
Populational, Organismal, Cellular
Cellular
Cellular, Organismal, Populational
None of these
20
Which is a property of water?
Cohesion & Adhesion
Hydrophobic
Hydrophilic
All of these
21
What is Inductive Reasoning?
Using general principles to form tests
Discovering general princi from examinations of specif obser
Discovering different methods to test results
Using general principles to explain specific observation
22
What is a theory (To scientist)?
A broad range of observations
Lack of Knowledge
A broad range of guesses
A guess
23
What is NOT a water property?
Heat vaporation
Stores heat
Absorbs energy
Forms Ice
24
Which is NOT part of the biological themes?
Flow of Energy
Cooperation
Evolution
Metabolism
25
What are the three domains?
Eubacteria, Archea, Eukarya
Eubacteria, Virus, Bacteria
Virus, Bacteria, Archea
Prokaryote, Eukaryote, Bacteria
26
What is the study of household?
Homology
Ecology
Biology
Envirmology
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What are the Basic properties of life?
Growth&Reproduct, Homeostasis, Response to Stimuli
Homeostasis
Cellular Organiz, Heredity, Nuclear, Homeostasis
Cellular Organiz, Metab, Homeostasis, Growth&Repro, Heredity
28
What are the 5 living organisms?
Plants and Animals
Plants, Animals, Bacteria, Protozoa, Fungi
Plants, Animals, Bacteria, Virus, Fungi
None of these
29
Who created the three domains?
Carlos Waese
Thomas Jefferosn
Robert Hooke
Carl Jose
30
Where is potential energy located?
In the protons because they have a positive charge
No where it does not exist
In electrons as the have energy positioned
In the atoms as they have energy stored
31
Which has a nucleus?
Prokaryote
Eukeryote
Virus
Tokaryote
32
What are the two Emergent Properties?
Metabolism & Consciousness
Consciousness & Cellular Organization
Metabolism & Reproductive
None of these
33
What is hydrophilic?
Molecules that don't like water
Molecules that like water
34
What is a gene?
Mitochondria
Cell
RNA
DNA
35
What is the theory of evolution?
explains unity&diversity of life as descent w/ modification
single cells passed down from generations
All living organisms are made of cells
genes passed down in generations as discrete units
36
What is matter?
ALL MATTER IS MADE UP OF AMTOMS
Anything in universe that has mass and occupies space
positive charge nuclear material
None of these
37
____, Organ, ____, organism
Molecule & Tissue
Cell & Organ
Organ System & Molecule
Tissue & Organ System
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Which is NOT a part of the Biological Themes? (part 2)
Complexity
Structure Determines Function
Homeostasis
Flow of Energy
39
What are ions?
Atoms that gain or lose electrons
Atoms
Atoms that gain or lose neutrons
Atoms that gain or lose protons
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Who is responsible for the cell theory?
Matthias Schleicln
Robert Hooke
Theodor Schwann
Herbert Hooke
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What are electrons?
determines the number of neutrons in an atom
determines chemical behavior of an atom
determines the amount of energy in an atom
determines the number of protons in an atom
42
What does an atom contain?
None
Cells, Protons, Protozoa
Protons, Neutrons, Electrons
Neutrons, Electro lights, Protons
43
What is Abiotic?
Virus
Living
Non Living
Bacteria
44
What are the 4 molecules of life?
Nucleus, Lipids, Protein, Water
Plants, Bacteria, Animals, Plants
Water, Lipids, Carbon, Protein
Nucleic Acids, Sugars, Protein, Lipids
45
What is the theory of heredity?
Genes passes down in generations as discrete units
Genes and proteins make DNA and forms our characteristics
Adaptation occurs in genes
Cells passed down in generations as discrete units
46
Atoms, ____ , Macromolecule, Organell, ____
Molecule & Cell
Cell & Organ
Organ & Molecule
Tissue & Cell
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What are buffers for?
It is used to absorb water molecules in atoms
Chemical substance that takes up or releases hydrogen ions
It is used to measure acidity and basics
To minimize pH disbalance

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