UNIT 1 Study Guide Questions Flashcards

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1
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According to the scientific method what has the highest level of authority?

A

Scientific Law

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2
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All living things are composed of

A

Cells

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3
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The genetic change in a population through time is

A

Evolution

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4
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The smallest unit capable of doing all the requirements of life

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Cell

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5
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The ability to produce an individual of the same species as you is called

A

Reproduction

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6
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The number of atoms of an element present at the beginning of a chemical reaction must equal the number of atoms of the same element at the end of the chemical reaction

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Conservation of mass

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7
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This molecule is responsible for the transmission of species characteristics from one generation to another

A

DNA

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8
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The ability to acquire store and use energy is ?

A

Metabolism

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9
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Plants have the ability to convert solar energy into chemical energy what is this called

A

Photo synthesis

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10
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The ability the body has to maintain its internal environment with in a narrow range of pH, temp, and blood glucose levels is an example of what ?

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Homeostasis

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11
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Animals have the ability to convert the energy in glucose into ATP for use by their cells this is an example of

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Cellular respiration

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12
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The smallest subdivision of an element that retains its characteristic chemical properties is

A

Atom

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13
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Name two subatomic particles found in the nucleus of an atom

A

Protons and Neutrons (Electrons move around nucleus)

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14
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The particle of an atom that carries a negative charge

A

Electron

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15
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The particle of an atom that carries a positive charge

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Protron

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16
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What portion of an atom is involved in forming chemical bonds

A

Outermost shell

17
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The number of protons

A

Equal to the atomic number

18
Q

A substance that accepts hydrogen ions is called

A

Base

19
Q

A substance that gives up hydrogen ions in water is called

A

Acid

20
Q

The type of bond holding molecular oxygen together is cald

A

polar covalent bond

21
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An attractive force between two unlike substances is called

A

Adhesion

22
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What type of bond holds table salt (NaCl) together

A

Ionic bond

23
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Hydrochloric acid gives up hydrogen ions in water, therefore it is classified as a

A

Dehydration Synthesis

24
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What type of bond holds individual atoms of a water molecule together?

A

Polar Covalent Bonds

25
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An attractive force between two like substances is called

A

Cohesion

26
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The type of bond that forms between the amino end of one animo acid and the carboxyl end of another amino acid is called

A

Peptide bond

27
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Large bodies of water have the ability to maintain a relatively constant temp. This characteristic of water is due to its

A

Hydrogen bonding

28
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Lipids being nonpolar are classified as

A

Hydrophobic

29
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Water molecules in a glass of water are held together by what type of bond?

A

Hydrogen Bonds