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1
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1he following
10.2 grams into centigrams

13 centimeters to kilometers
.
2015 liters into kiloliters

25 millimeters to meters

A

1020
00013
2015
025

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2
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What is the next step after developing the hypothesis

A

Experiment

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3
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the independent variable is the variable that can be controlled or manipulated and is usually placed on the x-axis.

A

True

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4
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line graphs are best when showing trends across time or temperature

A

True

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5
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Given the following data, the dependent variable is

A

Plant height

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6
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Proteins that speed up chemical reactions are called

A

Enzyme s

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7
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90

Given the following statement,which piece of data (250 milliliters or cloudy) is qualitative?

A

250 milliliters ofcloudyurine

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8
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What does it mean to say an enzyme has been denatured

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Lost its shape, altered, no longer functions

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9
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Based on experiments last week what are 2 things that can denature an enzyme?

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pH, TEMP

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10
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In the catalase experiment how did we determine if catalase was functioning (Hint: what did we measure)?

A

bubbles

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11
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What is the substrate in the amylase experiment

A

Starch

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12
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Catalase is a

A

Enzyme

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13
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What is the basic unit of life?

A

Cell

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14
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As cells get smaller, what happens to the surface area to volume ratio?

A

Surface area gets bigger

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15
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Why are cells Surface area gets bigger

A

L

To help process functions, go faster

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16
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Was this cell exposed to a hypotonic, isotonic,

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Hypertonic