Final Exam

A  True

B  False

A  False

B  True

A  Temperate broadleaf forest

B  Tundra

C  Chapparal

D  Tropical rainforest

A  True

B  False

A  TTUCCGUTU

B  TTACCGATA

C  UUGAACGUA

D  UUACCGAUA

E  AATGGCTAT

A  False

B  True

A  James Bond

B  Ionic Bond

C  Hydrogen bond

D  Covalent Bond

A  True

B  False

A  B

B  Y

C  X

D  A

A  Protons

B  Neutron

C  Electrons

A  more electrons than neutrons

B  more protons than electrons

C  more electrons than protons

D  more neutrons than protons

E  the same number of electrons and protons

A  neutrons and electrons.

B  protons and electrons.

C  protons and neutrons.

D  only electrons.

E  only neutrons.

A  Salt

B  Sugar

C  Lipid

D  Water

E  Oxygen

A  True

B  False

A  glucose and oxygen

B  carbon dioxide and water

C  NADP+ and ADP

D  NADPH and ATP

E  ADP and glucose

A  Low nitrogen concentrations

B  High oxygen concentration

C  Low oxygen concentration

D  High phosphorous concentrations

A  nucleus ……. 36 ATP

B  nucleus…… 2 ATP

C  cytoplasm……36 ATP

D  cytoplasm……..2 ATP

E  cytoplasm ……. 4 ATP

A  potential energy into kinetic energy.

B  none of the answers; the cyclist is not using any energy.

C  paranormal energy into psychic energy.

D  kinetic energy into potential energy

A  cytoplasm; nucleus

B  nucleus; nucleus

C  nucleus; cytoplasm

D  cytoplasm; cytoplasm

A  Nematoda

B  Cnidarians

C  Annelida

D  Platyhelminthes

A  Is the instructions for making proteins

B  Is the site where proteins gets synthesized

C  Brings in the appropriate amino acid

D  All choices are correct

A  False

B  True

A  Helicase

B  RNA polymerase

C  DNA polymerase

D  Ligase

A  Photoheterotrophs

B  Chemoheterotrophs

C  Chemoautotrophs

D  Photoautotrophs

A  white

B  gray

C  black

D  black and white speckled

A  insufficient food supply

B  density of parasites

C  lack of habitable space

D  rain leading to lots of food

E  accumulation of waste products

A  Top predators

B  Secondary consumers

C  Primary consumers

D  Primary producers

A  Habitat destruction

B  Overexploitation of resources

C  Introduction of invasive species

D  Humans

E  Pollution

F  All of these

A  Predation

B  Competition

C  Mutualism

D  Paracitism

A  allopatric

B  sympatric

C  meiotic

D  myopic

E  geriatric

A  Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya

B  Bacteria, Archaea, Protista

C  Prokarya, Eukarya, Animalia

D  Protista, Plantae, Animalia

E  Bacteria, Prokarya, Eukarya

A  CSV

B  CNS

C  PNS

D  PSV

A  different mating behaviors, hybrid sterility (infertility), temporal isolation, living in different habitats

B  different mating behaviors, chemical incompatibility of sperm and egg, hybrid breakdown, living in different habitats

C  different mating behaviors, chemical incompatibility of sperm and egg, temporal isolation, living in different habitats

D  different mating behaviors, chemical incompatibility of sperm and egg, temporal isolation, hybrid breakdown

A  They are eukaryotic.

B  None of these

C  They are heterotrophic.

D  All of these

E  They are important decomposers.

F  They absorb nutrients from other organisms.

A  Hyphae

B  Thorns

C  Cuticle

D  Lignin

E  Skin

A  Directional selection

B  Stabalizing selection

C  Disruptive selection

A  Snail

B  Sea Star

C  Fish

D  Sponge

E  Crab

A  the maintenance of an unchanging external state

B  the way the internal environment influences the external environment

C  a pathological condition

D  the maintenance of a relatively stable internal environment

A  Cartilage

B  Muscle

C  Fat

D  Blood

E  Bone

A  axons

B  effectors

C    

D  synapses

E  dendrites

F  neurons

A  Ions channels are opened and positive ions diffuse out of the cell.

B  Ions channels are opened and negative ions diffuse into the cell.

C  Ions channels are opened and positive ions diffuse into the cell.

A  AA x Aa

B  Aa x aa

C  AA x AA

D  AA × aa

A  lining surfaces of the body

B  sensory input

C  protection

A  Plants, Bacteria, Algae

B  Animals, Fungi, Algae

C  Animals, Fungi

D  Animals, Bacteria, Plants

A  Fungi

B  Bacteria

C  Animals

D    

E  Multicellular organisms are found in all of these groups.

F  Plants

A  Nucleic acid – amino acids

B  Carbohydrate – monosaccharides

C  Protein – nucleotides

D  Lipid – glucose

A  sending more action potentials in a given amount of time

B  sending an action potential that travels more quickly

C  sending a stronger action potential

D  sending a longer action potential

A  binary fission

B  meiosis

C  mitosis

D  alternation of generations

A  cell membrane

B  Cytoplasm

C  Mitochondria

D  chloroplast

E  Ribosomes

A  Blood

B  Muscle

C  Nervous

D  Connective

E  Epithelial

A  Mollusca

B  Porifera

C  Chordata

D  Echinodermata

E  Arthropods

A  Dendrites

B  Myelin sheath

C  Synaptic terminal

D  Nucleus

A  Dendrites

B  Myelin sheath

C  Synaptic terminal

D  Cell Body

A  Cell Body

B  Myelin sheath

C  Dendrites

D  Nucleus