Final Practice Flashcards

1
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My neighbor Carl wanted to increase the number of different bird species he could see from his house and thought that adding a bird feeder with feed would help. Carl put up a feeder outside of his window WITHOUT feed in it. For two weeks, Carl counted the number of different bird species that he could see from outside his window and identified 5 different species. After the two weeks had ended, Carl put up a bird feeder with seed and identified 8 different bird species over a two week period.

What is the hypothesis?

A

That adding a bird feeder WITH seed will increase the number of different bird species Carl can see from his house.

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My neighbor Carl wanted to increase the number of different bird species he could see from his house and thought that adding a bird feeder with feed would help. Carl put up a feeder outside of his window WITHOUT feed in it. For two weeks, Carl counted the number of different bird species that he could see from outside his window and identified 5 different species. After the two weeks had ended, Carl put up a bird feeder with seed and identified 8 different bird species over a two week period.

What is the control?

A

The bird feeder without feed

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My neighbor Carl wanted to increase the number of different bird species he could see from his house and thought that adding a bird feeder with feed would help. Carl put up a feeder outside of his window WITHOUT feed in it. For two weeks, Carl counted the number of different bird species that he could see from outside his window and identified 5 different species. After the two weeks had ended, Carl put up a bird feeder with seed and identified 8 different bird species over a two week period.

What is the Independent Variable?

A

The presence of a bird feeder with/without feed.

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My neighbor Carl wanted to increase the number of different bird species he could see from his house and thought that adding a bird feeder with feed would help. Carl put up a feeder outside of his window WITHOUT feed in it. For two weeks, Carl counted the number of different bird species that he could see from outside his window and identified 5 different species. After the two weeks had ended, Carl put up a bird feeder with seed and identified 8 different bird species over a two week period.

What is the Dependent Variable?

A

The number of different bird species Carl can see from his house.

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My neighbor Carl wanted to increase the number of different bird species he could see from his house and thought that adding a bird feeder with feed would help. Carl put up a feeder outside of his window WITHOUT feed in it. For two weeks, Carl counted the number of different bird species that he could see from outside his window and identified 5 different species. After the two weeks had ended, Carl put up a bird feeder with seed and identified 8 different bird species over a two week period.

What is the first step in the scientific method?

A

Observe

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6
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What is the magnification of the ocular within the compound microscopes used in the lab?

A

10x

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7
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As magnification increases, field of view:

A

decreases

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8
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What is the first objective that should be used when starting to examine a specimen?

A

4x

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9
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If I was using a compound microscope with a 5x ocular and a scanning objective (4x), what is the total magnification that the specimen is being viewed under?

A

20x

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10
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What part of the microscope can be used to adjust the amount of light that reaches the slide where the specimen is found?

A

Diaphragm

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11
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After centering and focusing the specimen at the scanning objective, what should my next move be to view the specimen closer?

A

Low power objective (10x)

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12
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What would happen to a potato that is placed in an isotonic solution?

A

Nothing

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13
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What would happen to a potato that is placed in a hypertonic solution?

A

Shrink

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14
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Why does a potato placed in a hypertonic solution shrink?

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Since the salt content of the water is more than the salt content of the potato, the water moves out of the potato and into the surrounding solution until an equilibrium is reached.

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15
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Diffusion states that a substance will move from a __________ concentration to a __________ concentration without the use of energy.

A

Higher, Lower

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16
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Explain the reason why the corn starch solution within the dialysis tubing was able to turn black/purple when it was placed in the Iodine solution

A

The iodine molecules are small enough to move through the tubing and are able to diffuse into the cornstarch. The cornstarch molecules are too big to move through the tubing, so it’s unable to diffuse out into the water. So, the cornstarch inside the tubing turns black, while the water outside the tubing remains the same color.

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17
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Describe some of the principles/topics in lab that you have learned the most from and some that you have learned the least from

A

Most

  • —Cell construction from viewing things with microscope
  • —-How to operate microscope
  • —-Dialysis tubing experiment was a nice visualization of osmosis
  • —-Diffusion of spraying air freshener in room

Least
—–The experiment where we placed the elodea leaf in the water under the funnel

18
Q

Write the overall equation for aerobic respiration in the space below

A

C6-H12-O6 —–> CO2-H2O-ATP

19
Q

What is the relationship between photosynthesis and aerobic respiration?

A

Aerobic respiration creates CO2 & Water as a byproduct. Photosynthesis uses CO2 & Water to create O2 & Sugars, which is the fuel for aerobic respiration.

20
Q

How many NET ATP molecules are produced in aerobic respiration for 1 molecule of glucose? How many of those are produced in the krebs cycle?

A

36 Net ATP Produced

2 Produced in Krebs cycle

21
Q

What is the final electron acceptor in aerobic respiration?

A

Oxygen accepts the electrons at the end of the Electron Transfer Phosphorylation & combines with hydrogen to become water

22
Q

What is 1 difference between aerobic respiration and anaerobic respiration?

A

During anaerobic respiration, the final electron acceptor is an organic molecule, as opposed to O2. It occurs in cytoplasm, so the entire net yield of ATP is only that which is produced by glycolysis (~2 ATP)

23
Q

What gas, which is formed as a result of alcoholic fermentation, causes bread to rise?

A

CO2

24
Q

If you were starting to run a 6 minute mile for gym class (running pretty quickly), within the first 50 yards, would your cells be undergoing aerobic respiration or lactic acid fermentation (anaerobic respiration)? Why?

A

Aerobic. There is plenty of O2 in your bloodstream to support it.

25
Q

After running 3/4 of the while maintaining that rapid pace, what type of respiration would they be undergoing? Why?

A

Anaerobic. The O2 in your bloodstream starts to become depleted as your lungs can’t keep up with the demand.

26
Q

Metaphase of mitosis is characterized by __________

A

Aligning of chromosomes on the midplane of the cell

27
Q

How is plant cytokinesis different from animal cell cytokinesis?

A

Plant cells form a cell plate, animal cells form a cleavage furrow

28
Q

What occurs during interphase before the start of mitosis?

A

Replication of the DNA

29
Q

Homologous chromosomes __________

A

Carry information for the same traits

30
Q

During which phase does the cell spend most of its life?

A

Interphase

31
Q

How many pairs of chromosomes do humans have?

A

23

32
Q

Complete the following metric equality:

100mg = __________kg

A

0.0001 kg

33
Q

Complete the following metric equality:

50m = __________ cm

A

5,000 cm

34
Q

Complete the following metric equality:

0.40 L = __________ dL

A

4.0 dL

35
Q

My friend went to Alaska and brought back a vial with 100 g of gold in it. When I go to put it in my safe I notice a small box with gold in it. The box says “3 ounces of gold”. Which container has more gold, the vial or the box, knowing that 1 ounce is equivalent to 28 grams? If the containers are equal, please state that. Also, PLEASE SHOW YOUR WORK.

A

28 g / Oz * 3 Oz = 84 g

Box has 84 g gold
Vial has 100g gold

The vial has more gold

36
Q

Put the following number in scientific notation. Make sure to attach units:

1,000,000 kg = __________

A

1 x 10^6 kg

37
Q

Put the following number in scientific notation. Make sure to attach units:

0.0004 m = __________

A

4 x 10^-4 m

38
Q

Scientists always use English system for measuring, True or False?

A

False

39
Q

STUDY DICHOTOMOUS KEYS

A

STUDY DICHOTOMOUS KEY

40
Q

STUDY THE PHASES OF MITOSIS - ESPECIALLY THE PICTURES OF THEM

A

STUDY THE PHASES OF MITOSIS - ESPECIALLY THE PICTURES OF THEM