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Fall 2020 Bio 2 MidTerm Review
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1
What is the importance of ATP
It is used by the digestive system only
It is used by the integumentary system only
It is used by the muscular system only
It is used by all body cells
2
Which is not essential for survival?
Oxygen
Nutrients
Gravity
Water
3
Carbohydrates do not contain which element?
nitrogen
carbon
hydrogen
oxygen
4
What anatomical region is located at the shoulder?
calcaneal
femoral
scapular
digital
5
To which one of the following levels does the liver belong?
cellular
organism
organ
tissue
6
Ionic bonds are made of:
IDK
two or more nonmetals
metals and nonmetals
two or more metals
7
What is the name of the cavity colored in green?
pelvic cavity
abdominal cavity
cranial cavity
thoracic cavity
8
Which one of the following is the smallest unit an organism?
atom
organ
molecule
cell
9
Which of the following types of lipids stores twice as much energy as carbohydrates?
cholesterol
fats
triglycerides
plant wax
10
Nucleic acids do not make up which of the following compounds?
DNA
MSG
RNA
ATP
11
What anatomical region is located at the back of the knee?
digital
popliteal
femoral
pubic
12
Which one of the following is the main difference between molecules and compounds?
molecules and compounds are nothing alike
molecules and compounds are the same
molecules have different elements, compounds have same elements
molecules have same elements, compounds have different elements
13
What type of reaction goes from simple to complex?
decomposition
double exchange
synthesis
single exchange
14
Covalent bonds are made of:
metals and nonmetals
IDK
two or more nonmetals
two or more metals
15
Name the type of bond: H
2
S
covalent
ionic
16
What anatomical region is located at the thigh?
scapular
popliteal
femoral
anticubital
17
Name the type of bond: Fe
2
O
3
covalent
ionic
18
Which one of the following refers to the backside of the body in anatomical position?
back and cranial
head and lateral
posterior and dorsal
ventral and arterial
19
Which one of the following is not a function of enzymes?
Are not used up in reactions
Are used up in reactions
Speed up the rate of a reaction
Combine with substrates
20
Inorganic compounds are what type of bonds?
decomposition
covalent
ionic
metallic
21
What day is our Midterm exam?
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
22
What element is responsible for the difference between inorganic and organic compounds?
carbon
oxygen
hydrogen
sodium
23
What is the name of the cavity colored in purple?
thoracic cavity
abdominal cavity
cranial cavity
pelvic cavity
24
What type of reaction involves a single element and a compound?
synthesis
decomposition
double exchange
single exchange
25
Name the type of bond: NaF
covalent
ionic
26
Which of the following is the study of the structure of an organism and it's body part?
chemistry
homeostasis
physiology
anatomy
27
____ is the body's ability to maintain stable internal conditions through an ever changing environment.
anatomy
homeostasis
physiology
metabolism
28
Which of the following is not involved in maintaining homeostasis?
Feedback
Lack of Change
Effector
Control Center
29
Which one of the following types of carbohydrates are for short, quick energy?
starches
sugars
disaccharides
monosaccharides
30
What anatomical region is located at the fingers?
scapular
cephalic
popliteal
digital
31
What type of reaction breaks down compounds?
single exchange
decomposition
synthesis
double exchange
32
In terms of pH, do acids or bases have a higher number?
bases
acids
33
Name the type of bond: ZnF
2
ionic
covalent
34
All proteins can be made with how many different types of amino acids?
40
20
30
10
35
What are the outer electrons called in an element?
valence electrons
transition electrons
periods
core electrons
36
What is the name of the cavity colored in pink?
thoracic cavity
cranial cavity
pelvic cavity
abdominal cavity