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