LESSON 2

Question 1

System of knowledge that is concerned with the physical world and its phenomenon and that entails unbiased observations and systematic experimentation

Answer 1

SCIENCE

Question 2

Characteristics of Science

Answer 2

Materialism
Testability
Repeatability
Self-correcting

Question 3

: grounded in material causes and cannot violate natural law.

Answer 3

Materialism

Question 4

: forms hypothesis that can and must be tested experimentally against the material world

Answer 4

Testability

Question 5

: results obtained through experimental testing must, for the most part, hold true time and again

Answer 5

Repeatability

Question 6

: If later observations/experiments contradict the former conclusion, the theory must be revised or rejected

Answer 6

Self-correcting

Question 8

How does science works

Answer 8

Curiosity
Questions
Observation
Hypothesis and Prediction
Experimentation
Conclusion
Communication
Modify or trash

Question 9

• Without it, humankind would not be driven to divine the truths of the universe

Answer 9

Curiosity

Question 10

present problems to be solved

Answer 10

Questions

Question 11

• Because of prejudice, scientists must strive to separate reality from inference

Answer 11

Observation

Question 12

• We use information from observation to suggest explanations and answers through hypothesis

Answer 12

Hypothesis and predictions

Question 13

• Predictions must be tested in controlled experiments

Answer 13

Experimentation

Question 14

• What does the data mean?

Answer 14

Conclusion

Question 15

• Publication through academic journals

Answer 15

Communication

Question 16

• Study of the bodily process

Answer 16

Physiology

Question 17

• Study of the development of animals from a fertilized egg to birth or hatching

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Embryology

Question 18

• Study of the transmission of inherited traits

Answer 18

Genetics

Question 19

• Study of the interaction of animals with other animals and with the physical environment

Answer 19

Ecology

Question 20

• Study of the structure and entire animals and their parts

Answer 20

Anatomy

Question 21

• Study of tissues

Answer 21

Histology

Question 22

• Study of cells and the function of cell parts

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Cytology

Question 23

• Study of interaction biology between RNA, DNA, and protein biosynthesis

Answer 23

Molecular

Question 24

• study of protozoans

Answer 24

Protozoology

Question 25

- branch of zoology concerned with the study of insects.

Answer 25

Entomology

Question 26

- branch of zoology concerned with reptiles and amphibians.

Answer 26

Herpetology

Question 27

- branch of zoology that deals with fishes

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Ichthyology

Question 28

- the study of mammals,

Answer 28

Mammalogy

Question 29

- the scientific study of birds.

Answer 29

Ornithology

Question 30

- ranch of biology or medicine concerned with the study of parasitic organisms

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Parasitology

Question 31

Animal life at all levels struggles to compete for food, water, light, air, mates and everything else

Answer 31

DARWINIAN EVOLUTIONARY THEORY

Question 32

To maintain its population, individuals must survive and reproduce

Answer 32

DARWINIAN EVOLUTIONARY THEORY

Question 33

Abundance of species is determined by all the resources and the physical conditions that species requires for its survival

Answer 33

DARWINIAN EVOLUTIONARY THEORY

Question 34

INTERSPECIES AND INTRASPECIES INTERACTION

Answer 34

symbiosis