The independent variable in an experiment is ...

the variable you are manipulating

The primary route we take for a fire drill is ...

out the door, turn right, go out the doors at the end of the hall, turn lef

We walk out of our class door, turn left and go to Miss Merz's room if

we are following the secondary exit route for a fire

Understanding what types of waste can be recycled and then recycling them is an example of ...

how biology is relevant to life.

Your metabolism is ...

the sum total of all of your chemical reactions in a day

Our hand-held safety shower is located ...

by the file cabinet by the door to our classroom

One reason it's important for scientists to communicate is ...

they can verify each others work

One difference between growth and development is ...

development implies a change along with growth

a partial list of the organization of a multicellular organism in order (small to large) ...

atom, molecule, organelles, cell

One main difference between a hypothesis and a theory is ...

a theory has been rigorously tested

The experimental group in a controlled experiment is ...

the group that contains the independent variable

If a strong acid or base is splashed onto your arm during lab you should ...

rinse it off in the sink and tell the teacher

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CH 1 Intro to Biology

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A review of the scientific method, characteristics of life, safety and lab tools.

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1
The independent variable in an experiment is ...
time
the responding variable
the variable you are manipulating
the variable you keep the same
2
The eyewash is located ...
in Miss Merrills room
in the prep room
by the file cabinet by the classroom door
at the back sink by colored worksheet bins
3
An example of a unicellular organism would be a caterpillar.
True
False
4
A characteristic of life that may not occur within an organism but is vital to the species ...
reproduction
metabolsim
change over time
respond to stimuli
5
A hypothesis must be ...
written as a prediction
testable
true
factual
6
The primary route we take for a fire drill is ...
out the door, turn left, up the stairs and out the doors by athletics
out the door, turn left and head to fishbowl
out the door, turn right, go out the doors at end of hall, turn right
out the door, turn right, go out the doors at the end of the hall, turn lef
7
This type of microscope can magnify objects up to 2,000x but no more than that.
TEM
SEM
any electron microscope
compound light
8
A characteristic of life that does not occur within an individual but within a species ...
respond to stimuli
change through time
reproduction
homeostasis
9
The type of microscope you could view paramecium moving around on
TEM
any electron microscope
compound light microscope
SEM
10
Used to observe internal images of objects magnified more than 3,000 times
compound light microscope
TEM
stereomicroscope
SEM
11
We walk out of our class door, turn left and go to Miss Merz's room if
we looking for the fire extinguisher
we are following the primary exit route for a fire
there is a tornado
we are following the secondary exit route for a fire
12
Understanding what types of waste can be recycled and then recycling them is an example of ...
following the scientific method
how biology is relevant to life.
an independent variable
making a hypothesis and then a prediction
13
Your metabolism is ...
the total of all of the calories or energy you consume in a day
the sum total of all of your chemical reactions in a day
the total of all of the energy you expend in a day
your body weight divided by your age
14
Our hand-held safety shower is located ...
in the prep room
at the sink in the back of the room by the sliding glass window
in Mr. Peterson's room
by the file cabinet by the door to our classroom
15
controls the amount of light going through the specimen
light source
coarse adjustment
diaphragm
low power objective
16
In terms of the 7 characteristics of life, shivering to maintain your bodies temperature would be an example of ...
movement
homeostasis
made of cells
change over time
17
One reason it's important for scientists to communicate is ...
new research isn't available until it's been patented
most researchers are so busy, they don't have time to read
their laboratory or college receives funding by reviews
they can verify each others work
18
focuses in small increments
diaphragm
fine adjustment
low power objective
eyepiece
19
One difference between growth and development is ...
development implies a change along with growth
development means the organism has increased in size
growth implies a change along with getting bigger
there is no difference between growth and development
20
a partial list of the organization of a multicellular organism in order (small to large) ...
molecule, cell, organ system, organism
organ, organelle, organ system, organism
atom, molecule, organelles, cell
tissue, organ, cell, organelle
21
One main difference between a hypothesis and a theory is ...
a hypothesis ties several theories together
a theory has been rigorously tested
a hypothesis has been rigorously tested
a theory is just an educated guess
22
The experimental group in a controlled experiment is ...
the group that responds to the independent variable
the group that contains the independent variable
the group that contains the constants
the group that does not contain the constants
23
If chemicals splash into your eyes you should rinse them
15 - 20 minutes
with a chemical neutralizer
in the hand-held safety shower
for at least 5 minutes
24
If a strong acid or base is splashed onto your arm during lab you should ...
tell the teacher
go to the saferty shower in the prep room
rinse it off in the sink and tell the teacher
use the hand-held safety shower

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