Unit 1: Biology Basics

In our Soaps and Sanitizers lab, the dependent variable was:

Identify the DV: If carrots are eaten daily then there will be an improvement in vision.

Identify the IV: A researcher wants to test the effect of caffeine on sleep.

The macromolecule found in fruits & veggies:

The energy storage of calories/milligram for carbs, lipids, and proteins are:

If some people are given a 5 mg drug or 10 mg drug to measure anxiety, which is the control group below?

Identify the DV: A researcher wants to determine if an anti-anxiety drug decreases anxiety.

In a hypothesis, the ___ variable is change and the ___ variable is what's measured in response.

If a reagent (iodine, biurets, benedicts, sudan III) mixed with a solution doesn't change color, it's a:

The macromolecule involved in enzymes cell transport within cell membranes:

Why is a control group important?

What is the function of carbohydrates?

If your IV and DV are both numerical (quantitative), it is best to use a:

Scientists test a relationship between a "cause" and an "effect." The "cause" is also known as the

In our Soaps and Sanitizers lab, the control group was:

This is used for comparison and does not get the treatment.

In a laboratory experiment, what is the first step performed out of the following choices?

Amino acids are the monomer of:

Where do we get our nucleic acids?

A polymer of a lipid is a:

In a phospholipid, the phosphate heads that face the exterior are:

The monomer and polymer of a protein, respectfully, are:

What is the correct order that your body will digest macromolecules from first to last?