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WorksheetsBIO 100 Exam 1
Total questions: 144
Worksheet time: 1hrs 24mins
A scientific procedure designed to test a scientific hypothesis
Exxperiment
Biology
Placebo
Statistical Significance
No intervention, additions, or manipulation
Control Group
Experimental Group
Placebo
Independent Variable
The group with intervention/manipulation
Experimental Group
Control Group
Controlled Experiment
Placebo Group
An experiment that includes both a control group and an experimental group
Controlled Experiment
Isolated Experiment
Statistical Experiment
Sample Experiment
A false treatment that includes both a control group and an experimental group
Placebo
Anti-biotics
Imitation Variable (s)
Samples
An experiment that includes both a control group and an experimental group
Controlled Experiment
Placebo Experiment
Experiment
Dependant Experiment
The variable/factor being deliberately changed in the experimental group relative to the control group
Ex) From chapter 1- The radiation
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
The measured result of an experiment analyzed in both the experimental and control groups
Ex) From chapter 1- The occurrence of cancer
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
A measure of confidence that the results are "real" and not due to change
Statistical Significance
Sample Size
Scientific Theory
Correlation
The number of experimental subjects or the number of times an experiment is repeated
Statistical Significance
Sample Size
Scientific Theory
Correlation
A result has statistical evidence when it's UNLIKELY to have occurred by chance alone
True
False
In humans the sample size is the number of participants
True
False
The SMALLER the sample size the less likely it is that chance will skew the results in a meaningful way
True
False
The scientific process is self-correcting
True
False
An explanation of the natural world that is supported by a large body of evidence and has never been disproved
Scientific Theory
Epedimiology
Correlation
Case-Control Study
The study of patterns of disease in populations, including risk factors.
(Provides big picture content)
Scientific Theory
Epedimiology
Correlation
Case-Control Study
A relationship between two variables
Scientific Theory
Epedimiology
Correlation
Case-Control Study
A type of epidemiological study to assess an association between an exposure and an outcome
Scientific Theory
Epedimiology
Correlation
Case-Control Study
Longer Wavelength=Lower Energy=Lower Frequency
Shorter Wavelength=Higher Energy=Higher Frequency
True
False
A relationship between the amount of a chemical or physical (ex, radiation) exposure, and the risk of a specific outcome in an exposed organism
Dose-Response Relationship
Recall Bias
Correlation
Randomized Clinical Trial
A type of error resulting from inaccurate recollection or reporting of past events
Dose-Response Relationship
Recall Bias
Correlation
Randomized Clinical Trial
A relationship between two variables
Dose-Response Relationship
Recall Bias
Correlation
Randomized Clinical Trial
A controlled medical experiment in which subjects are randomly chosen to receive either an experimental treatment or a standard treatment (or a placebo)
Dose-Response Relationship
Recall Bias
Correlation
Randomized Clinical Trial
Correlation IS a causation
True
False
Science - method to seek answers
True
False
Every species on earth has a genus in a species
True
False
One piece of evidence, you can demonstrate almost anything with an _____
Anedote
Plausibility
Hypothesis
Correlation
Chemicals that slow/stop the growth of bacteria
Antibiotics
Prokaryotic Cells
Cytoplasm
Ribosomes
Every new cell comes from the division of a pre-existing cell
Cell Theory
Prokaryotic Cells
Cytoplasm
Ribosomes
Have no organelles
ex) bacteria
Eukaryotic Cells
Prokaryotic Cells
Cytoplasm
Ribosomes
Has organelles
ex) animals
Eukaryotic Cells
Prokaryotic Cells
Cytoplasm
Ribosomes
Cell fluid
Eukaryotic Cells
Prokaryotic Cells
Cytoplasm
Ribosomes
Protein Synthesis
DNA
Prokaryotic Cells
Cytoplasm
Ribosomes
Code for protein synthesis
DNA
Prokaryotic Cells
Cytoplasm
Ribosomes
DNA Floats Freely
No Organelles
Cell Wall Made of Peptidoglycan
Smaller
Prokaryote
Eukaryotic
Nucleus
Has Organelles
Larger
Prokaryote
Eukaryotic
Molecules bounce around; move from high concentration to low
Diffusion
Osmosis
Isotonic
Diffusion of water across a permeable membrane
Diffusion
Osmosis
Isotonic
When concentrations are equal inside and outside the cell solutions
Diffusion
Osmosis
Isotonic
Less Solute/More Water
Hypotonic
Hypertonic
Osmosis
More Solutes/Less Water
Hypotonic
Hypertonic
Osmosis
Osmosis into cells=BURST
True
False
Humans have a cell wall
True
False
Peptidoglycan in Cell Wall
Gram-Positive
Gram-Negative
Lipid outer layer of cell wall
Prevents penicillin from reaching the peptidoglycan underneath
Gram-Positive
Gram-Negative
Streptomycin interferes with protein synthesis and kills both Gram-Positive and Gram-Negative
True
False
No Energy Required
Simple Diffusion
Facilitated Diffusion
Large or hydrophilic solutes diffuse across a membrane through transport proteins
Substances move from an area of higher concentration
Does not require energy input
Simple Diffusion
Facilitated Diffusion
(POLAR) Phosphates point toward the water
Hydrophilic
Hydrophobic
(NONPOLAR) Lipid tails point away from water
Hydrophilic
Hydrophobic
Antibiotics do not affect (a) , but people commonly take antibiotics when infected
Holds DNA
Surrounded by nuclear envelope
(a)
Network of membranes
Has Rough and Smooth
(answer is abbreviated)
(a)
With Ribosomes
Makes proteins
Rough ER
Smoothe ER
Without ribosomes
Makes lipids
Rough ER
Smoothe ER
A group of bacteria that have become resistant to "nearly" all antibiotics
(answer is abbreviated)
(a)
Extract energy from glucose
Store energy in ATP
Used to run all cellular metabolism
Mitochondria
Chloroplast
Lysomes
ATP
The energizer battery of the cell
Mitochondria
Chloroplast
Lysomes
ATP
In plants and algae
Photosynthesis
Capture and store solar energy in carbohydrates
Mitochondria
Chloroplast
Lysomes
Cytoskeleton
Contain digestive enzymes
Break down worn-out cell parts
(Recycling center of the cell)
Mitochondria
Chloroplast
Lysomes
Cytoskeleton
Network of protein fibers
Cell support and movement
Mitochondria
Chloroplast
Lysomes
Cytoskeleton
The 4 Nucleotide Bases
(Answer is just the letters)
(a)
A pairs with _ and G pairs with _
(Answer is just the letters)
(a)
Complete set of genetic instructions encoded in all the chromosomes of an organism
(a)
Chain of nucleotides, found in the nucleus of Eukaryotic cells
(a)
Chain of amino acids
(a)
A macromolecule made of repeating amino acid subunits
(a)
Change in nucleotide code
(a)
Building blocks of proteins
20 different ____ ____ in humans, over 500 in nature
Human bodies can make 12 of the 20
Must get other 8 in food
(a)
What about DNA is correct?
Hereditary Molecule
Common to all living things
All life on Earth is descended from a single common ancestor
Serves as the instruction manual from how to build an individual
All of these are correct
When two chains of nucleotides pair up
A double helix froms
Bases connect the two strands and twist
A hydrophobic reaction takes place
Proteins travel
A sequence of nucleotides in DNA is unique to each individual
True
False
The order of the bases determines the order of amino acids in proteins
True
False
DNA provides the instructions to make a protein
True
False
Proteins end in IN
Sugars end in OUS
True
False
All amino acids have the same basic core structure
Each has a unique chemical side group
True
False
Large molecules that are chains of simpler chemical units called monomers
Polymers
Amino Acids
Nucleotides
Gene
A sequence of DNA that codes from a protein
Polymers
Amino Acids
Nucleotides
Gene
The shape of the protein determines its function
True
False
Synthesis of a protein from a gene is called?
Gene Expression
Gene Synthesis
Gene Theory
The process of converting information from the coding sequence of a gene into protein
Gene Expression
Gene Synthesis
Gene Theory
Structure of a Gene
Genes have _ parts
(a)
On-Off switch for the gene
Regulatory Sequence
Coding Sequence
Controls the amino acids sequence of the protein
Regulatory Sequence
Coding Sequence
Involves converting DNA to RNA
Transcription
Translation
Takes place inside the nucleus
Transcription
Translation
Involves converting RNA to protein
Transcription
Translation
Takes place on ribosomes in cytoplasm
Transcription
Translation
DNA moves outside the nucleus
True
False
___ helicase binds to the regulatory sequence of the gene
RNA
DNA
CRE
Rough ER
Ribosome moves along the the mRNA "reading" it in groups of three nucleotides. These are called?
(a)
Each codon specifies a particular amino acid
True
False
____ carries an amino acid to the ____ and ribosome by using it's anticodon to find a matching ____ codon
tRNA, mRNA, mRNA
mRNA, tRNA, mRNA
tRNA, mRNA, tRNA
mRNA, tRNA, DNA
Organisms that have received recombinant genes are considered transgenic or (a)
(Answer is abbreviated)
__ possible codons codons from __ different amino acids
64, 20
20, 64
12, 8
8, 12
(a) blood cells don't have a nucleus so no DNA can be found in them
(a) blood cells have DNA
Because each person's DNA is unique, we can extract DNA from cells and create a person's identity profile
True
False
In DNA Replication, each molecule consists of one of the strands of the original DNA molecule and a new strand
True
False
DNA replication produces _ copies of the original DNA molecule
2
8
4
6
DNA comes apart
Heat
Cool
DNA polymerase puts DNA back together with complementary nucleotides
Heat
Cool
Plausibility is NOT evidence
True
False
Scientific Process Step 1
Make Observations
Form Hypothesis
Experiment
Analyze Data
Form Conclusions
Scientific Process Step 2
Make Observations
Form Hypothesis
Experiment
Analyze Data
Form Conclusions
Scientific Process Step 3
Make Observations
Form Hypothesis
Experiment
Analyze Data
Form Conclusions
Scientific Process Step 4
Make Observations
Form Hypothesis
Experiment
Analyze Data
Form Conclusions
Scientific Process Step 5
Make Observations
Form Hypothesis
Experiment
Analyze Data
Form Conclusions
Authors and Reviews are usually anonymous to rule out bias
True
False
Forming a scientific hypothesis must be
Testable
Falsifiable
Repeatable
Observable
All of these are correct
The Cause
Independent Variable
Dependant Variable
The Effect
Independent Variable
Dependant Variable
Repetition means confidence in conclusions
True
False
Antibiotics target Eukaryotic cells
True
False
Streptomycin doesn't effect eukaryotic cells because it doesn't fit in the human ______.
Ribosome
Chromosome
Gene
White Blood Cell
Antibiotics are provided by naturally _____ organisms
Living
Dead
DNA floats in cytoplasm
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Cell wall made of peptidoglycan
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
The cell membrane is (a)
Cytoplasm is mostly water
True
False
The cell membrane is semipermeable; large molecules (glucose) and charged substances (ions) cannot cross. However small uncharged substances can cross
True
False
High to Low
Substances can move unimpeded
Simple Diffusion
Facilitated Diffusion
Active Transport
Transports proteins
Simple Diffusion
Facilitated Diffusion
Active Transport
Move across concentration gradient (Low to High)
Requires Energy
Simple Diffusion
Facilitated Diffusion
Active Transport
Proteins
Rough ER
Smooth ER
Lipids
Rough ER
Smooth ER
Stacks of disc-shaped membranes
Makes vesicles-membrane bound packages
(a)
Single DNA molecule wrapped around proteins
(a)
The three things in a DNA structure
(a)
Phosphate binds to (a) and holds the chain together
1st step to DNA Shape
Two chains of nucleotides pair up
Bases connect the two strands and twist
A double helix is formed
2nd step to DNA Shape
Two chains of nucleotides pair up
Bases connect the two strands and twist
A double helix is formed
3rd step to DNA Shape
Two chains of nucleotides pair up
Bases connect the two strands and twist
A double helix is formed
(a) causes two strands of DNA to detatch
Step 1 to creating a DNA profile
Collect cells and extract DNA
Amplify STR regions by PCR
Cut out STR's
Separate STR's
Compare STR banding patterns
Step 2 to creating a DNA profile
Collect cells and extract DNA
Amplify STR regions by PCR
Cut out STR's
Separate STR's
Compare STR banding patterns
Step 3 to creating a DNA profile
Collect cells and extract DNA
Amplify STR regions by PCR
Cut out STR's
Separate STR's
Compare STR banding patterns
Step 4 to creating a DNA profile
Collect cells and extract DNA
Amplify STR regions by PCR
Cut out STR's
Separate STR's
Compare STR banding patterns
Step 5 to creating a DNA profile
Collect cells and extract DNA
Amplify STR regions by PCR
Cut out STR's
Separate STR's
Compare STR banding patterns
Contains instructions to make a protein
(a)
Genes are found in chromosomes
True
False
DNA to RNA
Occurs in the Nucleus
DNA reforms it's double helix
Translation
Transcription
RNA to protein
Occurs in Cytoplasm
Assembles amino acid sequence of protein from mRNA
Translation
Transcription
RNA has U instead of T.
U pairs with A
True
False
