BIOLOGY 006 - Study Guide for Exam #1

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The 6 defining characteristics of life include __________.

growth, reproduction, response to stimuli, metabolism, homeostasis, and adaptation.

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Life's levels of organization range from __________ to __________.
cells to the biosphere.
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Evolution by natural selection explains life's patterns and processes, providing __________.
a mechanism for adaptation over time.
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The scientific process includes steps such as __________, hypothesis, experimentation, and analysis.
observation.
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A hypothesis is a __________ that can be tested through experimentation.

proposed explanation or testable prediction.

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In a controlled experiment, the __________ variable is manipulated, while the __________ variable is measured.
independent; dependent.
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The components of a controlled experiment include control groups, variables, and __________.
replication.
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A scientific 'theory' is supported by __________ and repeated testing.

extensive evidence.

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Science and society influence each other through __________ and advance technology.

research findings.

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A specific and measurable prediction that children of parent with high intelligence (IQ) scores will score higher than those of lower intelligence parents, is a specific and measurable prediction from a ___________.

Hypothesis

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Controlled experiments provide reliable evidence because they minimize __________ and isolate the effects of the independent variable.
variables.
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The characteristic that distinguishes all life forms from nonliving matter is __________.
the ability to reproduce.
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Atomic structure consists of protons, neutrons, and __________.
electrons.
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Common elements found in cells include carbon, hydrogen, __________, and oxygen.
nitrogen.
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Types of chemical bonds include ionic, covalent, and __________.
hydrogen bonds.
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Salts and molecules important to life exhibit characteristics due to __________ bonds.
chemical.
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Water is critical to life because of its unique __________ properties.
chemical.
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Acids are defined by their ability to donate __________ ions in solution.
hydrogen.
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The pH scale measures the concentration of __________ atoms in a solution.
hydrogen.
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Organic molecules contain __________, while inorganic molecules do not.
carbon.
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Functional groups play a significant role in organic molecules by determining their __________.
chemical properties.
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The four major groups of organic molecules include carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and __________.
nucleic acids.
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Dehydration synthesis involves the _________ of smaller biomolecules into larger ones, with the involvement of water.
joining.
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Hydrolysis breaks down __________ into smaller molecules, again involving water.
biomolecules.
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The Cell Theory states that all living things are composed of _________.
cells.
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Prokaryotic cells lack a __________, while eukaryotic cells have one.
nucleus.
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Plant and animal cells differ in the presence of __________ in plant cells.
chloroplasts.
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All actively growing cells are small due to __________ constraints.
surface area to volume ratio.
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Membrane in-folding and endosymbiosis theory describe models for the evolution of __________ cells.
eukaryotic.
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The Fluid-Mosaic Model describes cell membranes as having both __________ and __________ regions.
hydrophobic; hydrophilic.
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Selectively permeable membranes control which substances __________ cells.
enter and exit.
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Hypotonic solutions cause cells to __________ due to water intake.
swell.
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Molecules in isotonic solutions __________ without net movement.
move in and out.
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Hypertonic solutions result in cells __________ due to water loss.
shrinking.
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Diffusion is the movement of molecules from an area of __________ concentration to an area of lower concentration.
higher.
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Facilitated diffusion requires __________ but not energy for molecular transport.
proteins.
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Active transport requires __________ to move substances against their concentration gradient.
energy.
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Endocytosis involves the __________ of materials into the cell.
uptake.
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Exocytosis refers to the __________ of substances out of the cell.
expulsion.
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To trace the pathway of a protein in a eukaryotic cell, it typically goes from the rough ER to the __________.
golgi apparatus.
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The unique properties of water include being a __________ solvent, high heat capacity, and cohesive.
polar.
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Carbohydrates are a major organic component of cells because they serve as __________ for energy.
fuel.
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Prokaryotic cells are generally smaller and simpler than __________ cells.
eukaryotic.
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Microscopes use lenses to magnify images, and total magnification equals __________.
ocular power times objective power.
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The orientation of the letter 'e' appears __________ when viewed through a microscope.
reversed.
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In moving a slide left, you should use the coaxial stage control to move the stage to the __________.

right.

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To test for glucose, you use __________ solution.
Benedict's.
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A positive result for starch indicates the presence of __________.
complex carbohydrates.
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Ninhydrin is used to test for __________ in proteins.
amino acids.
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Diffusion is influenced by factors such as temperature, concentration gradient, and __________ size.
molecular.
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In hypotonic solutions, water moves __________ cells.
into.
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In hypertonic solutions, water moves __________ cells.
out of.