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| Which of the following refers to "middle leaf”? |
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| Which of the following terms refers to "cell eating”? |
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| _____________ is defined as the functional tissue within a (middle) leaf that contains chlorophyll. |
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| Of the following, which means "without air”? |
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| Which of the following terms refers to "something that causes diseases”? |
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| Which of the following means "slow heart”? |
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| Which of the following is an "enzyme that acts on fat”? |
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| Another name for a white oak tree is |
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| Which of the following defines the term “prolactin"? |
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| "Hemolysis" is defined as |
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| A scientific name consists of which of the following? |
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| What are the limits of a taxonomic key? |
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- Which description best describes this leaf?
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What description best describes the following leaf?
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| a method of classification. |
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| Who devise the original system of naming species in the eighteenth century? |
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| The field of biology that deals with identifying, naming, and classifying species is ________. |
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| The class to which man belongs is |
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| a device used to identify unknown objects or organisms. |
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| If one adds iodine to milk, how long must one wait for a purplish black color change to occur? |
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| Which of the following indicates for lipids? |
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| both plant and animal cells. |
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| Plants store glucose in the form of |
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| When comparing Elodea cells with cheek cells, which of the following statements is true? |
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| Elodea cells have a cell wall, a central vacuole, and chloroplasts, but cheek cells do not have these structures. |
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| An organelle that is present in Elodea cells, but is not present in onion cells is the |
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| A plant cell organelle that stores dissolved material is the |
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| The flowing motion of the cytoplasm, within the Elodea cells, which cause the organelles (i.e., chloroplasts) to move is known as cytoplasmic streaming or |
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| The center of most plant cells, such as Elodea, appears to be empty. This is due to the presence of the |
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| a large central vacuole . |
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| Two cellular structures that are present in a plant cell, but are not present in an animal cell are the _______ and the _________. |
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| How does the microscope change the position of the object while being observed under the microscope? |
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| The object is upside down and backwards in orientation. |
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| The shape of an Elodea cell is described as |
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| A structure having a similar function in both plant and animal cells is the |
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| If you were getting a total magnification of 270 X magnification while using a 45 X high power objective, what would be the power of the eyepiece? |
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| right-handed double helix. |
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| The ________ prevents the bursting of a plant cell. |
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| Is the cytoplasm in a red blood cell (hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic) to distilled water? |
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| Watson and Crick worked on the 3-D shape of the DNA molecule at |
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| Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge, England. |
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Is the cytoplasm in a red blood cell (hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic)
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| Will there be any movement of water molecules across the membrane on the isotonic slide? |
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| What is your reasoning for the answer you chose in this question; On the slide with the Elodea and the hypertonic solution, did the entire cell shrink or only the cell content? |
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| The movement of water out of the central vacuole caused the plasma (cell) membrane to pull away from the cell wall and shrink the cell's content inward, however, the rigid cell wall remained intact. |
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| Who did Francis Crick work with on proving that a triplet code was used in reading genetic material? |
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| What type of isotope was used to follow the construction of new DNA molecules during successive generations? |
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| The shrinking of a red blood cell due to water loss is called |
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Which description may be used to describe this leaf?
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Which of the observed test tubes represent the following reaction?
Oil & vinegar dressing + Sudan IV --> Red stain dispersed in oil only
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What is the role of the Benedict's solution in test tube # 4?
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All of these are correct. |
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What is the role of the iodine solution that was added to test tube # 1?
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The iodine serves as an indicator of starch.
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What is the purpose of test tube # 3 (containing starch, amylase, iodine and placed in a warm water bath)?
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It shows that starch breaks down into glucose in the presence of amylase. |
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Cellular respiration is _________. |
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