Spencer_Elisabeth test: introduction

Question 0

10. What part of the cell is involved in making proteins?

Answer 0

Ribosomes

6. CellularBiology

Question 1

4. Why does a microscope have stage clips on it?

Answer 1

To secure slides to the stage

7. Microscope Usage Instructions

Question 2

11. The cell wall of a tree is made of what?

Answer 2

Cellulose

6. CellularBiology

Question 3

14. What cell doesn’t have a nucleus?

Answer 3

Prokaryote

6. CellularBiology

Question 4

17. What would happen if a plant cell didn’t have chloroplasts?

Answer 4

It wouldn’t be able to make its own nutrients

6. CellularBiology

Question 5

18. What happens if you test a hypothesis multiple times and the data doesn’t support your prediction?

Answer 5

Re-think your hypothesis

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Question 6

21. The organelle that is used to make food in plants is?

Answer 6

Chloroplasts

6. CellularBiology

Question 7

27. Which of the following microscopes do we use in class?

Answer 7

Compound light

6. CellularBiology

Question 8

28. To reveal trends in data, the data should be presented in a(n)?

Answer 8

Graph

Discussed in class

Question 9

29. How are eukaryotic cells different from prokaryotic cells?

Answer 9

Eukaryotic have nuclei: and prokaryotic don’t

6. CellularBiology

Question 10

30. Prokaryotic cells are?

Answer 10

Single-called organisms

6. CellularBiology

Question 11

33. What’s the difference between a hypothesis and a theory?

Answer 11

Theories have been confirmed through tests; hypothesis haven’t

6. Notes, numbers, and rear window and CSI

Question 12

35. If a specimen appears slightly blurry, what should you do first?

Answer 12

Adjust the fine focus knob

7. Microscope Usage Instructions

Question 13

37. What is used for focusing in high power?

Answer 13

Fine focus knob

7. Microscope Usage Instructions

Question 14

38. What is used for focusing in low power?

Answer 14

Coarse focus knob

7. Microscope Usage Instructions

Question 15

39. Revolves to allow you to switch objectives

Answer 15

Rotating nose piece

7. Microscope Usage Instructions

Question 16

40. What is the high powered objective?

Answer 16

The highest power in the lens

7. Microscope Usage Instructions

Question 17

42. What controls the amount of light passing through a specimen?

Answer 17

Diaphragam

7. Microscope Usage Instructions

Question 18

43. What is the area where a slide of placed called?

Answer 18

Stage

7. Microscope Usage Instructions

Question 19

44. What contains the ocular lens?

Answer 19

Eyepiece or body tube

7. Microscope Usage Instructions

Question 20

45. How is a scientist a good detective?

Answer 20

They observe very well, and they are very creative with their answers, thus have to use their brains a lot in order to come up with hypothesis’ and other ideas. They are also curious, honest, etc

6. Notes, numbers, and rear window and CSI

Question 21

46. What is the intermediate phalange?

Answer 21

The second smallest part of a finger, it’s the middle of the three bone fingers

6. Notes, numbers, and rear window and CSI

Question 22

48. What is the distal phalange?

Answer 22

The smallest part of a finger, the bone furthest from the body, smallest bone of the three finger bones

6. Notes, numbers, and rear window and CSI

Question 23

50. In fingers, what do the bones represent?

Answer 23

Fibonacci sequence, golden rule, phi

4. Phi, Fibonacci, golden rule in nature