Jernigan_Camp test Introduction to life science

Question 0

8 using one or more of your senses to gather information is called

Answer 0

Observing

6. Wright 3, CSI, & Rear window

Question 1

4 why does a microscope have stage clips on it

Answer 1

To secure slides to the stage

7. Microscope_Usage_Instruction

Question 2

11 the cell wall of a tree cell is made of

Answer 2

Cellulose

8. Cell theory

Question 3

12 why is Anton van Leewenhoek considered the father of the microscopy

Answer 3

He was one of the first to invent the microscope

8. Cell theory

Question 4

14 which of the following doesn’t have a nucleus

Answer 4

Prokaryote

8. Cell theory

Question 5

18’what happens if you test a hypothesis multple times & the data doesn’t support your prediction

Answer 5

Rethink your hypothesis

6. Wright 3, CSI, & Rear window

Question 6

27 which of the following microscopes do we use in class

Answer 6

Compound light

08.Cell theory

Question 7

28 to reveal trends in data the data should be presented in a

Answer 7

Graph

6. Wright 3, CSI, & Rear window

Question 8

30 prokaryotic cells are all

Answer 8

Single celled organisms

08.Cell theory

Question 9

33 which if the following is involved in making protein

Answer 9

Ribosomes

08.Cell theory

Question 10

37 What hold the slides on the microscope

Answer 10

Stage clips

7. Microscope_Usage_Instruction

Question 11

38 Label the high powered objective

Answer 11

Coarse focus

7. Microscope_Usage_Instruction

Question 12

44 what contains the ocular lens

Answer 12

Body tube

7. Microscope_Usage_Instruction

Question 13

46 which letter is the intermediate phalange

Answer 13

B

4. Phi,Fibonacci, the golden rule in nature

Question 14

48 which letter is the distal phalange

Answer 14

A

4. Phi,Fibonacci, the golden rule in nature

Question 15

50 I nature the bones above represent

Answer 15

Phi

4. Phi,Fibonacci, the golden rule in nature

Question 16

39 what allows you to revolve

Answer 16

Rotating nose piece

7. Microscope_Usage_Instruction

Question 17

42 what controls the amount of light that passes through the specimen

Answer 17

Diaphragm

7. Microscope_Usage_Instruction

Question 18

45 how is a scientist like a good detective. Use the attitudes of a scientist and the scientific method to discuss

Answer 18

Honest,curious,skeptical,open minded,creative,
Observe-hypothesis-experiment- conclusion

6. Wright 3, CSI, & Rear window

Question 19

EXAM observations that deal with descriptions that cannot be expressed in numbers are called

Answer 19

Qualitative observations

Question 20

EXAM Observations that deal, with a number are called

Answer 20

Quantitative observations

Question 21

EXAM The cell theory is one example of a theory from what you know about the scientific method what can you conclude about this biological theory

Answer 21

It’s been tested many times