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Biology 1101 Exam 1 Questions And Answers Latest Update
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Biology 1101 Exam 1 QuestionsAnd Answers Latest Update
Jeopardy Class ANS✔✔ Review Questions
What is an example of an Isotope? ANS✔✔ A good example is Carbon.
Carbon12 is the element form, Carbon14 is an Isotope of Carbon.
Unequal sharing of electrons between atoms resultin in partial and negative
partial charges in the molecule. ANS✔✔ Polar Covalent Bond
Change in frequency of traits in populations and species over time. ANS✔✔
Evolution
The formal scientificname of an organism, such as Canis Lupis. ANS✔✔
Genus, species
This is how acidic solutions differ from basic solution. ANS✔✔ Acid have
lower pH.
Basics have higher pH.
H+ Concentration
The number of protons + the number of neutrons. ANS✔✔ Atomic mass,
mass number
,Water molecules are attract to polar surfaces. ANS✔✔ Adhesion
Attration between molecules combined with partial charges/ polarity in the
molecules. ANS✔✔ Hydrogen bond
? ANS✔✔ Natural Selection
? ANS✔✔ Archae
? ANS✔✔ Buffer
Define the element. ANS✔✔ Atomic number
Equal sharing of electrons between atoms with in a molecule. ANS✔✔ Non
polar covalent bond
Domain containing prokaryotes that are prolific in almost all environments.
ANS✔✔ Bacteria
An organism tries to keep its internal environment at a relatively constant
level. ANS✔✔ Homeostasis
Atoms are composed of these. ANS✔✔ Protons, Neutrons, Electrons
The monomer that makes up proteins. ANS✔✔ Amino Acids
, Attraction of an atom, for the electrons with in a covalent bond. ANS✔✔
Electronegativity
Molecules that are attracted to each other. ANS✔✔ Hydrophyllic Substances
Domain containing organisms with cells containing a nucleus. ANS✔✔
Eukarya
Electrons transfer resulting in a negative atom anf a postive atom which are
attracted to each other. ANS✔✔ Ionic Bond
Anything that takes up space. ANS✔✔ Matter
The smallest unit of life. ANS✔✔ Cell
Waters property that allows it to dissolve a large variety of substances.
ANS✔✔ Polarity
Kingdom in which humans are found. ANS✔✔ Animalia
Quiz 1 ANS✔✔ Scientific Method
1. Which of the following statements best describes the nature of a scientific
hypothesis? ANS✔✔ A hypothesis must be testable through
experimentation, observation, or mathematical demonstration.
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