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BIOL 101STUDY GUIDE: QUIZ 1,LIBERTY UNIVERSITY
Quiz Preparation Tasks: Your Answers andNotes
1 Life is Significant
1. Design That Talks
1
The molecular structure of oak wood is comparable in complexity to the structure of the It reveals an intellect that did not resort to random
Brooklyn Bridge. Your text uses this comparison to argue that ___________ (as indicated attempts at fortuitous combinations of atoms. So
by the title of your text).Life is Significant Mother Nature’s intricacy speaks of a powerful
Designer. And for reasons that lie to one side of
rationality, some hear her voice and some do not.
1. Design at Multiple Levels
2
Microbiological Architecture
“Body systems work with each other in highly related ways.” Which principle of life does So the Designer is an Artist-Engineer at multiple levels! Each
this statement illustrate? (see second paragraph of this subsection) separate design is so integrated within all of the others that we
generalize this to say that life is internally integrated. The
current version of evolutionary theory possesses no ordering
force powerful enough to generate the levels of integration we
are currently observing. (We have not observed them all.)
Macrobiological Systems
Distinguish the way most scholars use the word “community” from the way a biologist We call these assemblages communities (see Figure 1.14).
uses that term. (see second paragraph of this subsection) There are pond communities, forest communities, desert
communities, and inside your mouth, an oral community whose
member species require a microscope for study.
Arrange the biological levels of organization described in your text from simplest to most Atom, molecule, macro-molecular structure, organelle, cell,
complex. tissue, organ, organ system, individual, population, community,
ecosystem, biosphere
Example:
atom – biomolecule – macromolecular structure – organelle (see Fig 1.17)
Arrange the biological levels of organization described in your text from simplest to most
complex.
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of cell.
Tissue is composed of many identical cells working together at
a common function.
Organ is composed of a cariety of tissues whose collective
function supports the major role of the organ.
Organ system is composed of organs working together to
perform a major function within an individual.
Individual is a frame of reference about which the Creator is
ultimately concerned.
Population is composed of a typically large number of
individuals that are potentially inter-breeding.
Community a collection of populations whose members interact
by “eating and being eaten.
Ecosystem the community in a given area plus the non-living
aspects of the environment.
Biosphere all of the ecosystems on planet earth taken together.
Identify biological levels of organization: All of the ecosystems on the earth are taken together are called
a biosphere.
A collection of communities in a area make an ecosystem.
Examples:
A collection of populations make a community.
A collection of different populations forms a(n) ________________. A large group of individuals make a population.
All ecosystems on the earth taken together are called a(n)___________. (see Fig 1.17) An organ system makes up an individual
Tissues for an organ.
Cells form tissues
Organelles form cells
Macro molecular structures form organells
Biomolecules form macro- molecular structures
Molecules form macro-molecular structures
Atoms form molecules
1. Unity Within Diversity
3
Diversity of Styles
List the major groups of organisms within a three-domain system of classification. see Fig Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya
1.22
List the major groups of organisms within a six-kingdom system of classification. see Fig Bacteria, Archaea, Protista, Plantae, Animalia and Fungi
1.22 a–f
Unity in Essence
Identify 2requirements that drive and direct the growth of any living thing. (Consider the Growth and maintenance require energy.
topic sentences of paragraphs three and four in this subsection.)
The pathways of chemical reactions that move energy along
from molecule to molecule within the cell are termed
metabolism.
Recall the two principles of life that describe these two requirements. (listed in those two Life is Energy Driven
paragraphs) Life is Information Expressed
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