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1
Q

5m=

___km
___cm
___mm
___µm
___nm

A

5m=

.005 km
500 cm
5,000 mm
5,000,000 µm
5,000,000,000 nm

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2
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The following symbols relate to what unit?

g

m

L or l

*C

A

Answers:

Gram

Meter

Liter

Degrees Celsius

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3
Q

The following units apply to what measurement?

Gram

Meter

Liter

Celsius

A

Answers:

Mass

Length

Volume

Temperature

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4
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The following factor applies to what symbol and it’s associating prefix?

1,000

1/100

1/1,000

1/1,000,000

1/1,000,000,000

A

Answers:

Kilo- K

Centi- c

Milli- m

Micro- µ

Nano- n

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5
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What is the surface area of side B?

A

What is the surface area of side B?

5mm
x 5mm
25mm2

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What is the total surface area?

A

What is the total surface area?

5mm
x 5mm
25mm2

5mm
x 10mm
50mm2

50mm2
x 4
200mm2

25mm2
x 2
50mm2

200mm2
+ 50mm2
250mm2

You would find the surface area for every side and add them together. Since there are two sides that equal 25mm2 and 4 sides that equal 50mm2, this leads to our third and fourth equations above.

These added together equal our answer.

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What is the volume of the block?

A

What is the volume of the block?

5mm x 5mm x 10mm=

250mm3

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8
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Convert:

50*F to *C

50*C to *F

A

(50-32) x 5/9=10*C

50 x 9/5 + 32= 122*F

*C = (*F-32) x 5/9

*F = *C x 9/5 + 32

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9
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What are the following parts and their function(s)?

A

A. Body Tube
B. Arm
C. Coarse Focus
D. Fine Focus
E. Base
F. Light Source
G. Mechanical Stage
H. Nosepiece

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10
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When using a light microscope, the you look through the _______ lens. This lens is _____ magnification.

A

Ocular, 10x

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The lenses closest to the slide are called ___________. Typically, these three lenses are _____, _____, and _____ magnification. This combined with the ocular lens will make the magnification ______, ______, and ______.

A

Objective
4x, 10x, and 40x
40x, 100x, and 400x

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12
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When using a light microscope, the ______ __________ is a lever underneath the stage regulating light intensity.

A

Iris Diaphragm

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13
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A Biuret test will turn _______ if positive and tests for ________.

A

Purple, Proteins

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14
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A Benedict’s test will test for _______ and turn _________ for a hard positive.

A

Monosaccharides, Red

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15
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A Sudan IV tests for __________ and will ____________________ when tested positive.

A

lipids, seperate

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16
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An Iodine test will test positive for __________. When positive it will _________________.

A

Starch, turn dark blue

17
Q

A(n) __________ solution is a lower solvent concentration and a higher solute concentration.

A

Hypertonic

18
Q

A(n) __________ solution is a higher solvent concentration and a lower solute concentration.

A

Hypotonic

19
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A(n) __________ solution is a equal solvent and solute concentrations.

A

Isotonic

20
Q

_________ is the diffusion of water accross a _____________ membrane.

A

Osmosis, Semi-Permiable

21
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If two alleles are the same (eg. AA or aa) it is said to be ______________. If two alleles are differing (eg. Aa), it is said to be ____________.

A

Heterozygous, Homozygous

22
Q

Make a probibilty chart for a Monohybrid cross between a Red flower (with one red allele and one white) and one White flower.

What are the genotypic and phenotypic ratios?

A

Genotypic:
Rr=50%
rr=50%

Phenotypic:
Red=50%
White=50%

23
Q

Make a probibilty chart for a Dihybrid cross between a Red flower (with one red allele and one white) and one White flower.

Assume the Red Flower has veragated petals (VV) and the White flower has smooth petals.

What are the genotypic and phenotypic ratios?

A

Genotypic:
RVrv=50%
rVrv=50%

Phenotypic: