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though still treatable currently, scientists are concerned that in the future, bacterial 
STI's, such as Chlamydia and Gonorrhea, may become resistant to current antibiotics ☑: true 
Syphilis is less of a concern to the CDC because it usually shows no symptoms ☑: false 
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though still treatable currently, scientists are concerned that in the future, bacterial 
STI's, such as Chlamydia and Gonorrhea, may become resistant to current antibiotics ☑: true 
Syphilis is less of a concern to the CDC because it usually shows no symptoms ☑: false 
better se...
fleas ☑: spread the Plague 
Malaria ☑: caused by a protozoan that infects humans and destroys red blood cells 
chloroquine ☑: medication to treat or prevent malaria 
yes ☑: have mosquitoes become resistant to pyrethroids 
summer ☑: when are rates of West Nile Virus the highest 
to get prot...
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Add to cartfleas ☑: spread the Plague 
Malaria ☑: caused by a protozoan that infects humans and destroys red blood cells 
chloroquine ☑: medication to treat or prevent malaria 
yes ☑: have mosquitoes become resistant to pyrethroids 
summer ☑: when are rates of West Nile Virus the highest 
to get prot...
considered late and will receive a grade of zero. ☑: True 
Which aspect of scientific methodology best completes the sentence below? 
... are objective and make no attempt to explain why the phenomenon is happening. ☑: Observations 
Peer reviewers are often individuals who have worked on a parti...
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Which aspect of scientific methodology best completes the sentence below? 
... are objective and make no attempt to explain why the phenomenon is happening. ☑: Observations 
Peer reviewers are often individuals who have worked on a parti...
pseudoscience ☑: a system of ideas or misconceptions erroneously regarded as science 
testes ☑: site of sperm & testosterone production, contain seminiferous tubules 
seminiferous tubules ☑: coiled tubes in the testes 
epididymis ☑: site of sperm maturation, a chamber sitting on top of each ...
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Add to cartpseudoscience ☑: a system of ideas or misconceptions erroneously regarded as science 
testes ☑: site of sperm & testosterone production, contain seminiferous tubules 
seminiferous tubules ☑: coiled tubes in the testes 
epididymis ☑: site of sperm maturation, a chamber sitting on top of each ...
chromosomal abnormalities ☑: -caused by problems with meiosis 
-gametes have abnormal numbers of chromosomes 
-offspring inherit extra chromosome or a missing chromosome 
chromosomal ☑: down syndrome is an example of a __________ gene disorder 
amniocentesis ☑: -used on pregnant women over 35 ...
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Add to cartchromosomal abnormalities ☑: -caused by problems with meiosis 
-gametes have abnormal numbers of chromosomes 
-offspring inherit extra chromosome or a missing chromosome 
chromosomal ☑: down syndrome is an example of a __________ gene disorder 
amniocentesis ☑: -used on pregnant women over 35 ...
What is Science ☑: the process of using observations and experiments to draw evidence-based 
conclusions 
anecdotal evidence ☑: an informal observation that has not been systemically tested 
peer review ☑: a process in which independent scientific experts read scientific studies before 
thei...
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Add to cartWhat is Science ☑: the process of using observations and experiments to draw evidence-based 
conclusions 
anecdotal evidence ☑: an informal observation that has not been systemically tested 
peer review ☑: a process in which independent scientific experts read scientific studies before 
thei...
What are the steps of the scientific method? ☑: Observation 
Hypothesis 
tests of hypothesis 
Results 
What is a two group experimental design? ☑: A control Group (given a placebo) 
An experimental group (given a drug) 
Peer review Process ☑: Scientists in the same field give anonymous rev...
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Add to cartWhat are the steps of the scientific method? ☑: Observation 
Hypothesis 
tests of hypothesis 
Results 
What is a two group experimental design? ☑: A control Group (given a placebo) 
An experimental group (given a drug) 
Peer review Process ☑: Scientists in the same field give anonymous rev...
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Add to carthow long have homo-sapiens been on earth ☑: thought to be 200,000 years, starting in ethiopia 
mutation ☑: change in nucleotide in the base of DNA; not all harmful; passed down in 
generations of that descent 
when did humans establish themselves worldwide ☑: 12,000 years ago; before humans a...
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Add to carthow long have homo-sapiens been on earth ☑: thought to be 200,000 years, starting in ethiopia 
mutation ☑: change in nucleotide in the base of DNA; not all harmful; passed down in 
generations of that descent 
when did humans establish themselves worldwide ☑: 12,000 years ago; before humans a...
Scientific Method ☑: 1. Make Observation 
2. Test the Hypothesis 
3. Results 
4. Submission of paper to scientific journal 
5. Peer Review 
Experimental Group ☑: The variable being tested is present 
Control Group ☑: The variable being tests is absent (placebo) 
Horned Lizards ☑: 1. Nearly 1...
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Add to cartScientific Method ☑: 1. Make Observation 
2. Test the Hypothesis 
3. Results 
4. Submission of paper to scientific journal 
5. Peer Review 
Experimental Group ☑: The variable being tested is present 
Control Group ☑: The variable being tests is absent (placebo) 
Horned Lizards ☑: 1. Nearly 1...
Aristotle ☑: the "father of biology" 
...greater than what we understand ☑: The information to be discovered is... 
theory ☑: Once a hypothesis has been supported by repeated studies over long periods 
of time, it will eventually be accepted as the best explanation of event and may be 
cal...
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Add to cartAristotle ☑: the "father of biology" 
...greater than what we understand ☑: The information to be discovered is... 
theory ☑: Once a hypothesis has been supported by repeated studies over long periods 
of time, it will eventually be accepted as the best explanation of event and may be 
cal...
how many types of proteins are humans made of ☑: about 2 million 
what do humans run on ☑: the energy of ATP converted from glucose and fats 
what is cellular respiration ☑: the process by which energy of glucose (sugar) is converted into the energy of 
ATP that is used by the cells to stay a...
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Add to carthow many types of proteins are humans made of ☑: about 2 million 
what do humans run on ☑: the energy of ATP converted from glucose and fats 
what is cellular respiration ☑: the process by which energy of glucose (sugar) is converted into the energy of 
ATP that is used by the cells to stay a...
pseudoscience ☑: a system of ideas or misconceptions erroneously regarded as science 
testes ☑: site of sperm & testosterone production, contain seminiferous tubules 
seminiferous tubules ☑: coiled tubes in the testes 
epididymis ☑: site of sperm maturation, a chamber sitting on top of each ...
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Add to cartpseudoscience ☑: a system of ideas or misconceptions erroneously regarded as science 
testes ☑: site of sperm & testosterone production, contain seminiferous tubules 
seminiferous tubules ☑: coiled tubes in the testes 
epididymis ☑: site of sperm maturation, a chamber sitting on top of each ...
The Scientific Method ☑: Observation, hypothesis, test, results 
What is the problem with the scientific method? ☑: People are not typically open to what the results could be. They want their 
hypothesis to be correct 
What is the other type of study? ☑: Two group experimental design 
Two gro...
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Add to cartThe Scientific Method ☑: Observation, hypothesis, test, results 
What is the problem with the scientific method? ☑: People are not typically open to what the results could be. They want their 
hypothesis to be correct 
What is the other type of study? ☑: Two group experimental design 
Two gro...
Until malaria and AIDS, what was the most devastating plague? ☑: The Black Death 
How did 17th century doctors treat the plague? ☑: They inspected patients with pointers and would use spice-filled pomanders to 
fend it off. 
What feeds off on blood of mammals such as rats and birds, in which th...
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Add to cartUntil malaria and AIDS, what was the most devastating plague? ☑: The Black Death 
How did 17th century doctors treat the plague? ☑: They inspected patients with pointers and would use spice-filled pomanders to 
fend it off. 
What feeds off on blood of mammals such as rats and birds, in which th...
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