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CLEP Biology Practice Test 1 exam 2023 with 100% correct answers
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A small non-protein substance such as iron that works with enzymes to promote catalysis is known as? - correct answer Inorganic Co-factors - substances that promote enzyme catalysis. These molecules may bind to the active site or to the substrate itself. The most common inorganic co-factors are metallic elements such as iron, copper, and zinc. 
 
The cells of which of the following are prokaryotic? 
A. MOLD 
B. SEAWEED 
C. BLUE-GREEN BACTERIA 
D. FERN 
E. HYDRA - correct answer (C) Blue Green Ba...
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AP Bio Review Practice Questions 2024.
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AP Bio Review Practice Questions 2024.Which of the following best describes the numbered areas? - CORRECT ANSWER Areas 1 and 3 are polar, since the membrane molecules are aligned with water molecules. 
Correct. As indicated in the diagram, the heads of the phospholipids in areas 1 and 3 are adjacent to water molecules, which shows that the phospholipid heads are hydrophilic. 
 
The endosymbiont theory proposes a model for the evolution of mitochondria. According to the model, an ancestral eukary...
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Cell & Molecular Biology Karp Chapters 1-4 2024 Exam Questions With Solutions
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Cell & Molecular Biology Karp Chapters 1-4 2024 Exam Questions With Solutions 
 
If you were to argue that viruses are living organisms, what features of viral structure and function might you use in your argument? - ANSWER- That viruses contain genetic material; that they are capable of producing more of themselves, albeit only inside a host cell; that they contain complex biological macromolecules; that they evolve. These are all important criteria of living organisms. 
 
Suppose you were a sc...
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Cell & Molecular Biology Karp Chapters 1-4 2024 Exam Questions With Solutions
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Cell & Molecular Biology Karp 
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If you were to argue that viruses are living organisms, what features of viral structure 
and function might you use in your argument? - ANSWER- That viruses contain genetic 
material; that they are capable of producing more of themselves, albeit only inside a 
host cell; that they contain complex biological macromolecules; that they evolve. These 
are all important criteria of living organisms. 
Suppose you w...
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Cell & Molecular Biology Karp Chapters 1-4 Test Exam Questions And Answers
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Cell & Molecular Biology Karp 
Chapters 1-4 Test Exam Questions 
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If you were to argue that viruses are living organisms, what features of viral structure 
and function might you use in your argument? - ANSWER- That viruses contain genetic 
material; that they are capable of producing more of themselves, albeit only inside a 
host cell; that they contain complex biological macromolecules; that they evolve. These 
are all important criteria of living organisms. 
Suppose you were...
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Becker's The World of the Cell, 9e(Hardin/Bertoni/Kleinsmith)Chapter 11Phototrophic Energy Metabolism: Photosynthesis
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11.1 Multiple-Choice Questions 
1) Photoheterotrophs are best described as organisms that obtain energy to make ATP 
A) from organic compounds but use sunlight to produce carbon sources. 
B) and organic compounds from sunlight. 
C) from sunlight but cannot make organic compounds from CO2. 
D) from NADH. 
E) from organic compounds. 
Answer: C 
Chapter Section: 11.1 
Bloom's Taxonomy: Knowledge 
Learning Outcome: 11.1 
Global LO: G2 
2) Carbon dioxide generally enters a plant through pores called...
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National boards: component 1 Biology Exam Study Guide.
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National boards: component 1 Biology Exam 
Study Guide. 
Hydrogen bond - answerPartial negative charge at one end of a water molecule attracted to a 
partial positive charge of another water molecule 
Dehydration reactions - answerCreate polymers from monomers. Two monomers are joined by 
removing one molecule of water 
Hydrolysis - answerOccurs when water is added to split large molecules 
Which four elements make up 96% of living matter? - answerC, H, O, N 
Trace elements - answerRequired by a...
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BIOLOGY 111 EXAM 1 (QUESTIONS & ANSWERS)| VERIFIED SOLUTION
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BIOLOGY 111 EXAM 1 (QUESTIONS & ANSWERS)1)	Evidence from the fossil record and diverse other sources has led scientists to conclude that life arose	years ago. 
a) 6000 
b)	3.7 billion 
c)	4.6 million 
d)	4.6 billion 
e)	14 billion 
 
2)	what event did scientists use to define the boundary between the Archean and Proterozoic eras? 
a)	evolution of the 1st prokaryotes 
b)	evolution of the 1st eukaryotes 
c)	evolution of the 1st multicellular organisms 
d)	evolution of the 1st photosynthetic organi...
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BSC 1005 Exam 2 Study || with A+ Guaranteed Solutions.
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The study of an organism's structure is correct answers anatomy 
 
Groups of cells that interact and provide a specific function are defined as a(n) correct answers tissue 
 
You are asked to research what the eye is. You read that it contains nerves, muscles, and blood cells. Therefore, you decide that it is a(n) correct answers organ 
 
Different types of animal tissue include correct answers All answers are correct 
 
The tissue type that provides support, transport, and insulation is correc...
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Inquizitive Exam 1 (A+ GRADED)
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most accurate and common definition of a microbe correct answers an organism that can't be seen by the unaided human eye 
 
Which of the following are helpful roles played by microbes in human health and ecology? correct answers geochemical 
primary producers in marine environments 
ground water purifiers 
 
In the eighteenth century, it was observed that milkmaids were less likely to contract smallpox than others. What caused this trend amongst milkmaids? correct answers exposure to cowpox 
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