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Biology Final Lecture Exam (Cumulative)
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1. The driving force behind ________ is a concentration b. passive trans-
gradient from high to low molecule concentration. port
a. reverse transport
b. passive transport
c. active transport

2. Scientific inquires allow us to predict ________ b. physical
processes.
a. repeated
b. physical
c. mystical

3. The mechanics of transporting materials inside a cell a. overall cell size
limit the ________.
a. overall cell size
b. number of organelles in a single cell
c. cell surface receptors to gather materials

4. Macromolecules are formed from ________. a. polymerization
a. polymerization of monomers of monomer
b. cleavage of super molecules
c. hydrolysis of chemicals

5. Throughout the day, a sunflower head turns to face c. response to
the progress of the sun through the sky. What prop- stimuli
erty of life does this represent?
a. order
b. growth and development
c. response to stimuli

6. Why is forming a hypothesis an important step in the b. By stating a for-
scientific method? Choose the best answer. mal hypothesis, a
a. When a formal hypothesis is tested once, it will scientist can ade-
be accepted as theory no matter what the results of quately design the
subsequent experiments suggest. best control con-
b. By stating a formal hypothesis, a scientist can ade- ditions for design-
quately design the best control conditions for design- ing experiments
ing experiments intended to falsify the hypothesis intended to falsify
c. Stating a hypothesis before conducting experi- the hypothesis



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ments ensures that the method will follow an induc-
tive process of reasoning.

7. Overall cell size is restricted by the need to ________. c. transport mate-
a. find enough nutrients to survive rials inside the cell
b. hide from predators
c. transport materials inside the cell

8. Dehydration reactions are the primary method by b. dehydration
which macromolecules are formed.
a. Hydrolysis
b. Dehydration
c. Cleavage

9. All the fish, plants, and birds that interact in an estu- a. community
ary system represent a(n) ________.
a. community
b. population
c. ecosystem

10. The sequence and number of amino acids ultimately a. shape, size, and
determine the protein's ________. function
a. shape, size, and function
b. shape and function
c. size and function

11. Which stage of the scientific method immediately fol- b. making a pre-
lows forming a hypothesis? diction
a. drawing a conclusion
b. making a prediction
c. collecting data

12. Nucleotide subunits are linked by a ________ bond. a. phosphodiester
a. phosphodiester
b. hydrogen
c. disulfide

13. Increased consumption of ________ may lead to b. trans fat
heart disease.
a. omega-3 fat


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b. trans fat
c. omega-6 fat

14. A pentose sugar is the core of all ________. b. nucleic acids
a. carbohydrates
b. nucleic acids
c. proteins

15. What is the broadest category listed below? b. ecosystems
a. communities
b. ecosystem
c. organism

16. Biodiversity can be taken literally to refer to b. the number of
________. different species
a. the many biological interactions among organisms on earth
b. the number of different species on earth
c. physical differences among biological specimens

17. ________ studies interactions at the level of DNA b. molecular biolo-
regulation. gy
a. Neurobiology
b. Molecular biology
c. Forensic botany

18. A protein's ________ can be describe as the local b. secondary
folding of a polypeptide. structure
a. primary structure
b. secondary structure
c. quaternary structure

19. Steroids are composed of ________. c. fused ring struc-
a. fused ring structures, which is typical for fats tures, which is un-
b. long fatty acid chains, which is unusual for fats usual for fats
c. fused ring structures, which is unusual for fats

20. What is the defining feature of proteins? a. they are poly-
a. They are polymers of amino acids. mers of amino
b. They can be either structural or functional. acids

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