Bowen_garrett Test- Introduction To Life Science Flashcards
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- Which of the following is true for tuberculosis bacillus
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- Tuberculosis bacillus is contagious . fall notebook notability
- Dave at night notes and worksheet
2
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- Why is Anton Von Leeuwenhoek considered the father of microscopes
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- He was one of the first to invent the microscope.
iBooks microscopes
3
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- Which of the following does not have a nucleus
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- Prokaryotype. iBooks characteristics of life
4
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- Observations that deal with number or amount are called
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- Quantitative . 5. Notes - Dave at Night and Tuberculosis Worksheets
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- Observations that deal with descriptions that cannot be expressed in number is
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- Qualitative. 5. Notes - Dave at Night and Tuberculosis Worksheets
6
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- Which of the microscope do we use in class
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- Compound light. Microscope fall notebook
7
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- Prokaryote cells are
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- Single called organisms. iBooks characteristics of life
8
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- The study of the structure of animals is
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- Anatomy. iBooks fields in the life science
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- The study of how diseases arise and spread is
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- Epidemiology. iBooks fields in the life science
10
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- What on the microscope can increase or decrease light
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- Diaphragm. Microscope notability
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- What is the area where a slide is placed called
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- Stage. Microscope notability
12
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- What contains the ocular lense
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- Eyepiece. Microscope notability
13
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- What are ways a scientist is like a detective?
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- A scientist is like a good detective because in the scientific method observing is like when a detective observes a body. Also making a hypothesis as a detective about how a body got there is like when a scientist makes a hypothesis. Another way is when a detective comes up with a conclusion a scientist makes a conclusion also. Another way is when a detective half way through a case and realizes his hypothesis is wrong he can’t make up something just like a scientist. Those are some of the ways a scientist is similar to a detective.
