Trivium Flashcards

1
Q

Which of the following layers of the wall of the heart contains cardiac muscle?

A) Myocardium only
B) Epicardium only
C) Endocardium only
D) Myocardium and epicardium

A

A) Myocardium only

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2
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The topmost layer of bone is called the ___.

A

Periosteum

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3
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The shaft of a bone is called the ___.

A

Diaphysis

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4
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The ends of a bone are called the ___.

A

Epiphysis

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5
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There are only 2 sesamoid bones; they are ___ and ___.

A

Patella and pisiform bone

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6
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The only bone not attached to another bone in the body is the ___.

A

Hyoid

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7
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___ joints feature a small gap filled with fluid for lubrication.

A

Synovial

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8
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___ joints permit little to no movement.

A

Fibrous

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9
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___ joints hold two bones together and allow more movement than fibrous, but less than synovial.

A

Cartilaginous

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10
Q

Which of the following types of muscle is found in blood vessels?

A) cardiac
B) visceral
C) type I
D) type II

A

B) visceral

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11
Q

Which layer of the stomach contains blood vessels and nerves?

A) mucosa
B) submucosa
C) serosa
D) cardia

A

B) submucosa

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12
Q

Which of the following types of cells coordinates both cell-mediated and antibody-mediated responses?

A) helper T cells
B) memory cells
C) B cells
D) phagocytes

A

A) helper T cells

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13
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In a certain plant, having the dominant allele R results in red seeds and the recessive allele r results in pink seeds. A scientist crosses an RR with an rr plant. The F1 plant is crossed with itself, resulting in an F2. What percentage of F2 plants have red seeds?

A) 25%
B) 50%
C) 75%
D) 100%

A

C) 75%

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14
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Which of the following statements describes the expression of x-linked traits?

A) X-linked traits are expressed more often in men
B) X-linked traits are expressed more often in women
C) X-linked traits are expressed equally in men and women
D) X-linked traits are expressed only in men who carry the dominant allele

A

A) X-linked traits are expressed more often in men

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15
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Which of the following is NOT a way that meiosis increases genetic variation?

A) Creating haploid sex cells that will be randomly fertilized
B) Allowing for the exchange of genetic material between chromosomes
C) Increasing the probability of mutations in the nucleotide sequence of DNA
D) Sorting each set of homologous chromosomes independently

A

C) Increasing the probability of mutations in the nucleotide sequence of DNA

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16
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Which of the following bonds is the most polar?

A) H-C
B) H-O
C) H-F
D) H-N

A

C) H-F

F is more electronegative than C, O, or N, so it will pull the shared electrons the most.

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17
Q

Which of the following elements is most likely to form an ionic bond?

A) argon
B) calcium
C) copper
D) nitrogen

A

B) calcium

Calcium is an alkaline earth metal that easily forms a 2+ cation which forms an ionic bond with an anion.

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18
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Which of the following describes a physical change?

A) Water becomes ice
B) Batter is baked into a cake
C) A firecracker explodes
D) An acid is neutralized with a base

A

A) Water becomes ice

When water changes states, its chemical composition does not change.

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19
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At the ___ point, all three phases of matter exist together; at the ___ point, the substance enters the plasma phase.

A

Triple; Critical

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20
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___ is a phase change from a gas to a solid.

A

Deposition

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21
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___ is a phase change from a solid to a gas.

A

Sublimation

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22
Q

List strong acids

A
HCl- Hydrochloric
HNO3- Nitric
H2SO4- Sulfuric
HClO4- Perchloric
HBr- Hydrobromic
HI- Hydroiodic
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23
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List strong bases

A
LiOH- Lithium Hydroxide
NaOH- Sodium Hydroxide
KOH- Potassium Hydroxide
Ca(OH)2- Calcium Hydroxide
Ba(OH)2- Barium Hydroxide
Sr(OH)2- Strontium Hydroxide
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24
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Molarity definition

A

Moles per volume (liters)

25
Q

Molality definition

A

Moles per mass (mg)

26
Q

Which of the following types of variables is changed in a scientific experiment?

A) controlled variable
B) measured variable
C) dependent variable
D) independent variable

A

D) independent variable

27
Q

The ___ variable is changed by the researcher during an experiment; this change may or may not cause a direct change in the ___ variable.

A

independent; dependent

28
Q

Which of the following is NOT part of the innate immune system?

A) interferon
B) neutrophils
C) antibodies
D) natural killer lymphocytes

A

C) antibodies

29
Q

Which of the following terms describes a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning?

A) theory
B) observation
C) inference
D) hypothesis

A

C) inference

30
Q

___ is a form of reasoning in which a conclusion is reached based on evidence and logic.

A

Inference

31
Q

Human gametes have __ unpaired chromosomes; human somatic (body) cells have 23 pairs, or __, chromosomes.

A

23; 46

32
Q

Which of the following molecules experience London dispersion forces?

A) all atoms and molecules
B) atoms and molecules with full valence shells
C) atoms and molecules with a large dipole moment
D) atoms and molecules that contain at least one metal atom

A

A) all atoms and molecules

33
Q

Which of the following is a heterogeneous mixture?

A) a mixture in which the atoms or molecules are distributed unevenly
B) a mixture of more than one type of atom or molecule
C) a mixture of covalent and ionic compounds
D) a mixture of polar and nonpolar molecules

A

A) a mixture in which the atoms or molecules are distributed unevenly

34
Q

A ___ mixture is any non-uniform mixture, which means that the atoms or molecules are unevenly distributed.

A

heterogeneous

35
Q

Which of the following glands provides nourishment for sperm, as well as the majority of the fluid that combines with sperm to form semen?

A) seminal vesicles
B) prostate gland
C) bulbourethral glands
D) Cowper’s glands

A

A) seminal vesicles

36
Q

The ___ provide nourishment for sperm and up to 70 percent of the total volume of semen.

A

seminal vesicles

37
Q

Atomic radius ___ from left to right on the periodic table because, as the number of protons in the nucleus increases, the attraction between the nucleus and the electrons ___.

A

decreases; increases

38
Q

Which of the following type of bone tissue gives bone its hardness and strength?

A) osseous bone
B) cancellous bone
C) spongy bone
D) cortical bone

A

D) cortical bone

39
Q

___ bone, also known as compact bone, is dense and solid and provides critical strength to the bone.

A

Cortical

40
Q

Absolute zero, or the lowest temperature theoretically possible, is ___ on the Kelvin scale. It is also written as __ degrees F and __ degrees C.

A

0 K; -460 F; -273 C

41
Q

The bladder is ___ to the uterus.

A

anterior

42
Q

A scientist believes that a particular species of algae, S. sponferus, is able to grow even when living deep underwater. However, he hypothesizes that this species may grow more slowly than algae in other environments due to the lack of sunlight at this depth. Which of the following findings would not support the scientist’s hypothesis?

A) Many other species of algae are able to live at depths of 1000 meters under the surface of the water.
B) Laboratory experiments show that S. sponferus grows equally well under a wide range of light conditions.
C) S. sponferus is found growing in abundance on the ocean’s surface.
D) Some species of algae are discovered that do not need much light to grow.

A

B) Laboratory experiments show that S. sponferus grows equally well under a wide range of light conditions.

43
Q

___ result from single nucleotide changes in the DNA sequence. The change may be the result of nucleotide replacement, deletion, or insertion. In the case of mitochondrial myopathy, a single nucleotide was replaced.

A

Point mutations

44
Q

Which of the following is the complete subject in the sentence below?

Sandra’s principal reason for choosing the job was that it would be full-time and would offer benefits.

A) Sandra’s principal reason for choosing the job
B) Sandra’s principal reason
C) Sandra’s principal
D) Sandra

A

A) Sandra’s principal reason for choosing the job

The complete subject includes the main noun (reason) and all of its accompanying modifying phrases.

45
Q

Which is the BEST way to revise and combine the underlined portion of the sentences below?

Unfortunately, the belief that changelings could be convinced to leave was not just an innocuous superstition. On some occasions, harm came to the individual who was thought to be a changeling.

A) an innocuous superstition, on some occasions,
B) an innocuous superstition, but on some occasions,
C) an innocuous superstition; however, on some occasions,
D) an innocuous superstition: on some occasions,

A

D) an innocuous superstition: on some occasions,

The colon correctly signifies that the second clause builds on the first. Choice A is a comma splice. While choices B and C are grammatically correct, they create a nonsensical contrast in the passage by using the words but and however.

46
Q

Which of the following phrases follows the rules of capitalization?

A) President Carter and his advisors
B) Robert Jones, the senior Senator from California
C) my Aunt and Uncle who live out west
D) the party on New Year’s eve

A

A) President Carter and his advisors

President is a title and should be capitalized when it precedes a name.

47
Q

Choose the correctly spelled word to complete the sentence below.

Pursuant to federal and state laws, health care facilities must make reasonable ____ for individuals who have disabilities, to ensure they have the same or comparable access as individuals who do not have disabilities.

A) acomodations
B) accommodations
C) accommadations
D) accomodations

A

B) accommodations

48
Q

Which of the following is a secondary source for an article on the bombing of Pearl Harbor?

A) a letter written by a soldier stationed at Pearl Harbor who survived the bombing
B) a history textbook about World War II and the Pacific theater
C) a telegram from American officials at Pearl Harbor reporting the bombing to Washington, DC
D) a recording of Japanese military commanders discussing the bombing as it occurred

A

B) a history textbook about World War II and the Pacific theater

A secondary source interprets or analyzes a historical event after it has happened, whereas a primary source is produced by someone with firsthand knowledge of the events being described. Only choice B is a secondary source; the other choices are primary sources.

49
Q

Which of the following sentences indicates the end of a sequence?

A) Although she was initially apprehensive about the class, she soon grew to enjoy it.
B) Before he decided what to order for dinner, he had to decide on a restaurant.
C) At the moment, I can think of nothing more wonderful than a glass of lemonade.
D) To begin the restoration, they tore out the rotten floorboards.

A

D) To begin the restoration, they tore out the rotten floorboards.

This statement starts with the phrase to begin, which introduces a series or sequence.

50
Q

Which of the following is an example of a secondary source that would be used in a documentary about World War I?

A) an essay by a historian about the lasting effects of the war
B) photographs of military equipment used in the war
C) a recorded interview with a veteran who fought for the US Army
D) letters written by soldiers to their families

A

A) an essay by a historian about the lasting effects of the war

Only Choice A is a source produced by someone who does not have first-hand experience of World War I.

51
Q

Which of the following is the first step of the scientific method?

A) construct a hypothesis
B) make observations
C) analyze data
D) form a question

A

B) make observations

52
Q

Which of the following contains a single immature egg cell that is released during ovulation?

A) oocytes
B) follicles
C) ovaries
D) fallopian tubes

A

B) follicles

Ovarian follicles each contain a sac with an immature egg, or oocyte. During the female reproductive cycle, several oocytes will mature into a mature ovum. Eventually, one ovum is released per cycle during ovulation.

53
Q

Which of the following biological macromolecules is non-soluble, composed of hydrocarbons, and acts as an important source of energy storage for the body?

A) carbohydrates
B) nucleic acids
C) lipids
D) proteins

A

C) lipids

Lipids, which include but are not limited to fats, are an efficient source of energy storage due to their ability to store nearly twice as much energy as carbohydrates and proteins.

54
Q

Which of the following choices would contain the code for making a protein?

A) mRNA
B) tRNA
C) rRNA
D) DNA polymerase

A

A) mRNA

mRNA is a sequence of nucleotides in which each triplet codes for a particular amino acid. The sequence of triplets in the mRNA would translate into the sequence of amino acids that make up a protein.

55
Q

Which of the following elements has the largest atomic radius?

A) barium (Ba)
B) calcium (Ca)
C) magnesium (Mg)
D) strontium (Sr)

A

A) barium (Ba)

All elements are in group 2. Atomic radius increases from top to bottom within a specific group; since barium (Ba) is the element farthest down in the group, it will have the largest atomic radius.

56
Q

What is the mRNA sequence that would be transcribed from a strand of DNA with the nucleotide sequence TACAGCCC?

A) TACAGCCC
B) ATGTCGGG
C) UACAGCCC
D) AUGUCGGG

A

C) UACAGCCC

RNA does not contain thymine, which eliminates A and B as correct responses. D is not complementary to the sequence, so it can be eliminated as well.

57
Q

During protein synthesis, the purpose of tRNA is to:

A) carry the mRNA to the ribosome.
B) align the next amino acid with the growing protein.
C) detach the finished protein from the ribosome.
D) package the protein for transport out of the cell.

A

B) align the next amino acid with the growing protein.

Each tRNA molecule has an anticodon that is complementary to the codon on the mRNA strand. Once the mRNA strand is correctly aligned on the ribosome, the tRNA binds and the appropriate amino acid is added to the protein.

58
Q

Which of the following kills pathogens in the body by disrupting the functioning of their DNA or membranes?

A) antimicrobial peptides
B) interferon
C) histamines
D) antigens

A

A) antimicrobial peptides

Antimicrobial peptides kill pathogens by altering their DNA or membrane functions.

59
Q

Which of the following contains all the information necessary to produce a protein?

A) DNA (Correct Answer)
B) tRNA (Your Answer)
C) a promoter
D) a codon

A

A) DNA

DNA contains the instructions for making proteins. mRNA is made using the code in DNA, and then ribosomes construct proteins using the information in mRNA.