Bio 111 Final Cal Poly

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During the process of photosynthesis, plants take _______ and water and convert it into _______ releasing oxygen as a by-product.

Carbon Dioxide ; Glucose

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Carbon dioxide is deposited into the atmosphere when ________ _______ are burned.

Fossil Fuels

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Select all the following that are considered to be biomolecules.

Fats, Carbohydrates and Proteins

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The cycling of carbon and non carbon based molecules in the biosphere from living components to non-living components and back is referred to as?

Carbon cycle

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Select all of the components that make up one molecule of carbon dioxide.

one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms

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The organelle in which photosynthesis occurs is called?

Chloroplast

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The organelle within plant cells that is responsible for photosynthesis is called?

Chloroplast

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Which of the following provides the best description of global climate change?

As greenhouse gases continue to trap heat in our atmosphere, the Earth is seeing an overall warming trend that is impacting weather patterns.

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Which of the following best describes how atoms form bonds with other atoms.

Atoms share, give , or take electrons from other atoms , creating chemical bonds.

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Select all of the following processes that release carbon into the atmosphere.

Cellular respiration, burning of fossil fuels, decomposition of dead plants and animals.

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How many bonds can a carbon atom make?

Carbon can make between one and four bonds with other atoms.

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Chemicals are always being cycled within ecosystems in pathways called ________ cycles.

Biogeochemical

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Plants take up Carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through?

Photosynthesis

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Biomes are terrestrial ______ characterized by their plant life, climate, and geography.

Ecosystems

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Which of the following influence the distribution of biomes?

Temperature and Precipitation

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Freshwater and saltwater are classified as _______ ecosystems.

aquatic

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Alternative energy sources are called such because they do not produce as much (or any) ________ compared to fossil fuels.

Carbon Dioxide

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Which of the following are considered to be alternative sources of energy?

Geothermal energy and Solar energy

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Which of the following is considered to be a large carbon sink, or a stored reservoir of carbon?

Fossil Fuels

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Select all of the following that are used for mass energy production in the United States?

Solar panels, wind mills

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Select all of the following that are examples of a terrestrial ecosystems.

Rocky desert, woodland forest

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Which of the actions described would be most likely to reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide levels?

Increase carbon sinks in the ocean and soil.

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Select all the following examples of invasive species.

Kudzu and Gypsy moths

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Terrestrial ecosystems are those found on/in?

Land

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Select all the following that are examples of aquatic ecosystems.

riparian wetlands, deep ocean thermal vent

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How can a carbon footprint best be described?

Calculation of the amount of carbon one's actions release into the atmosphere

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Which of the following factors is responsible for the greatest number of extinctions in the United States?

Habitat loss

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Gases that increase reradiation of solar heat in the atmosphere are called __________ gases ?

Greenhouse gases

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Which of the following best describes glaciers?

Glaciers are slow- moving rivers of ice and snow and rock, often found at the base of mountains near the poles.

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Select all of the following gases that contribute to greenhouse gases.

Methane, carbon dioxide and nitrous oxides

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When heat is trapped by the atmosphere around the Earth, this leads to the _______ effect.

greenhouse

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Slow- moving rivers of ice and snow found near mountains or the poles are called?

glaciers

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When the ocean becomes acidified, or undergoes the process of acidification , what happens to the Ph?

It lowers, meaning it becomes more acidic

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Which of the following CAN'T be used by the body to directly produce energy?

Water

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True or False: Carbohydrates have carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen in a 1:4:1 ratio. Glucose sugar which has a molecular formula C6H24O6, is an example.

False

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The word "lysis" means

To break apart.

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Many amino acids joined together form a?

Protein

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Within ecosystems, energy ______ and chemicals ________.

Flows: is/are recycled

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The law of conservation of energy, or the _________ law of thermodynamics, pertains to the amount of energy present in the universe. It states that energy cannot be created or destroyed; It is, instead, transferred or transformed.

first

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Select all of the following that may be found on the nutritional facts label of a supplemental product.

Serving size, ingredients, fat content

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From the following list, select those that are organic molecules

Cholesterol, the amino acid (glycine), glucose sugar

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Select all of the following actions that occur within cells that require energy.

Muscle contractions, cell divisions, relaying nerve impulses

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Fats,oils,and cholesterol are nutrient molecules called?

Lipids

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True or False: Once molecules are joined together through a chemical reaction, they cannot be separated again.

True

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The ultimate source of energy for life on planet Earth is _________ energy.

Solar

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Select all (3) components that are found in all amino acids.

Amino group, variable R group, carboxyl group

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Which of the following is most directly responsible for the specific properties of a molecule.

the functional groups that are attached to it.

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Animals obtain chemical energy from?

The foods they eat

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From the following list, select those that are good sources of dietary protein.

red meat, including beef and venison, chicken , eggs and other poultry

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The organelle within a cell that is responsible for using solar energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into carbohydrates, releasing oxygen, is called?

Chloroplasts

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A substrate binds to the _________ site of an enzyme.

active

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Which of the following are accessory organs associated with the digestive system ?

gallbladder, pancreas and liver

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which of the four classes of biomolecules do most enzymes belong to?

proteins

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Proteins are broken down into amino acids through __________ reactions.

hydrolysis

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The overall goal of the digestive system is to allow ________ to be broken down into _______ that can then be used elsewhere in the body.

Polymers; monomers

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Groups of tissues that work together to perform a single function in the body are called?

organs

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Once proteins are broken down into amino acids, the individual amino acids can be reused to form other proteins through ___________ reactions.

dehydration synthesis

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The appearance of an organism is called its ?

phenotype

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The reduction and division of a cell, resulting in four haploid daughter cells is called?

Meiosis

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DNA is compacted and organized into dense, threadlike structures called?

chromosomes

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Gregor Mendell used ________ to study the laws of inheritance.

Pea Plants

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Humans have __________ pair(s) of autosomal chromosomes and __________ pair(s) of sex chromosomes.

22; 1

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which choice describes incomplete dominance?

the heterozygous individual shows a phenotype between that of an individual homozygotic for either allele

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An allele that makes the expression of an alternate form of that same gene is called a _________ allele.

Dominant

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select all of the following that are part of the respiratory system

alveoli, lungs and diaphragm

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The overall goal of translation within a cell?

Use the mRNA construct to create a polypeptide strand of amino acids.

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Hemoglobin is a proteinaceous molecule that binds to and carries ________ in red blood cells.

oxygen

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The entire collection of an organism' genetic material is referred to as its?

Genome

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Hemoglobin is a __________ molecule that binds to and transports oxygen for the body.

protein

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Which of the following are components of CRISPR? select all that apply.

Cas9 enzyme , guide RNA and PAM sequence.

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The manipulation of specific genes to treat or cure disease is referred to as ?

gene therapy

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Organic compounds that are not carbohydrates, fats , or proteins, that the body cannot make but are needed by the body for metabolic purposes are called?

vitamins

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During the evolution of life, the first cells to arise were thought to be ?

Prokaryotic cells

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A solution is composed of a ____________ dissolved in a ___________.

solute; solvent

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The molecule that serves as the energy currency of cells is abbreviated ______ ?

ATP

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Select all of the components that are found in prokaryotic cells.

Plasma membrane and ribosomes

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The phospholipids within the plasma membrane have two parts: a __________ phosphate and glycerol "head" and two _________ fatty acid "tells".

hydrophilic; hydrophobic

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True or False: Chloroplasts and mitochondria have their own DNA that is separate from the genetic material present in the nucleus of all cells.

True

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which of the following molecules will provide the most ATP energy through the aerobic pathways of cellular respiration?

Glucose

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Choose the characteristics that are common to cancer cells.

lack differentiation, form tumors, do not undergo apoptosis, abnormal nuclei

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Angiogenesis is ?

formation of new blood vessels promoted by secretions from cancer cells.

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A(n) ________ is made up of several types of tissues.

organ

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Telomeres can be rebuilt via the action of the enzyme ________ .

Telomerase

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Cells that pile on top of each other in multiple layers form a _____ ?

Tumor

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Two or more organs working together to carry out a specific function is a(n) ?

organ system

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The genetic material for all living things is ?

DNA

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Select all of the following that compose a DNA nucleotide ?

Deoxyribose sugar, nitrogen -containing base and phosphate group

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Select all of the following organelles that play a role in the synthesis of proteins.

Nucleus, ribosomes and fought endoplasmic reticulum

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Which enzyme is responsible for adding nucleotides to the growing DNA strand during DNA replication?

DNA polymerase

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The overall main purpose of DNA is to ?

carry the instruction for making proteins

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What is the structure of hemoglobin?

hemoglobin is a complex protein that is composed of four smaller protein subunits.

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Select all of the following agricultural crops that a are commonly genetically modified.

cotton, corn and soybeans

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A modification that allows an organism to be better suited to its environment is called a(n) _________?

adaption

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All of the following are components of natural selection EXCEPT?

During their lifetime, animals acquire characteristics that are passed on to future generations.

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At what level of biological organization does evolution occur?

organism or individual

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The prefix "cis-" means?

same

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The influenza virus is though to have originated in ________?

prokaryotes, such as bacteria

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Toxins that are contained within the cell wall of bacteria and released upon cell damage are called?

endotoxins

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True or False: It takes thousands of years to see evolution in viruses?

False

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Currently, the world's population is growing at a rate ?

between 1.0% and 1.2%