Unit 1 Homework Key. Flashcards

1
Q

all living things have structures with specific functions. Which characteristic of life best describes this?

A

Displays orginization

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2
Q

all living things will increase in mass and develop parts with different specific abilities. which characteristic of life best describes this?

A

maintains homeostasis

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3
Q

all living things increase in mass and develop parts with different specific abilities. which characteristic of life best describes this?

A

grows and develops

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4
Q

all living things utilize or consume something as a fuel in order to survive. Which characterisitic of life best describes this?

A

requires energy

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5
Q

the cells of living things are made up of molecules that always contain which element

A

carbon

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6
Q

all living things are made up of the same basic building block of life. which characteristic of life best describes this?

A

made up of one or more cells

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7
Q

all living things inherit adaptations that help them to survive. which characteristic of life best describes this?

A

evolves

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8
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all living things have reactions to internal and external conditions that help them to survive. which characteristic of life best describes this?

A

responds to stimuli

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9
Q

all living things produce offspring to pass along traits from one generation to the next. which characteristic of life best describes this?

A

reproduction

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10
Q
which of the following is an example of direct measurement?
density
volume
length
area
all of the above
A

length

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11
Q

which SI based unit would be used to describe a physical characteristic of a dolphin?

A

kilogram

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12
Q

The SI system is based on powers of

A

10

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13
Q
which describes this statement: "the frog is 4cm long"
quantitative data
inference
control group
qualitative data
theory
A

quantitative data

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14
Q

if you are using meters, you are measuring an object’s

A

length

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15
Q

if you are using seconds you are measuring

A

time

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16
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if you are using grams you are measuring

17
Q

in the SI system, you would measure temperature in which unit

18
Q

the group of test subjects that does not receive treatment is the

A

control group

19
Q

a direct method of gathering information in an orderly way is a

A

observation

20
Q

a procedure for testing a hypothesis is a

A

experiment

21
Q

a testable explanation of a situation is a

A

hypothesis

22
Q

any factor that can change in an experiment is a

A

scientific method

23
Q

the group of test subjects that does not receive treatment is the

A

control group

24
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a direct method of gathering information in an orderly way is a

A

observation

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a procedure for testing a hypothesis is a
experiment
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a testable explanation of a situation is a
hypothesis
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any factor that can change in an experiment is a
variable
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a summary of the data from your experiment that explains what you found is a
conclusion
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this should be done prior to developing your hypothesis
research
30
the group of test subjects exposed to the factor being tested is
experimental group
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information gained from observations during an experiment (can be presented in graphs) is a
data
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the number of subjects tested in each group in an experiment is the
sample size
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a unifying explanation of observed phenomenon supported by numerous experiments
theory
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the variable that is measured at the end of the experiment is the
dependent variable
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the variable that remains the same in all groups in the experiment is the
constant variable
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the variable that the researcher changes and applies to the groups in the experiment is the
independent variable