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Test Bank for Biology, 13th Edition by Peter Raven, George Johnson, Jonathan Losos
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TestBank for Biology, 13th Edition by Peter Raven,I I I I I I I I
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Chapter 01 13e I I
CHECK ALL THE APPLY. Choose all options that best completes the statement or answers
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the question.
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Cell theory is one of the foundations of biology. What are the tenets of the cell theory? Check all
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that apply.
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All organisms aremade up of more than one cell.
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All cells have theability to move.
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Cells carry geneticmaterial passed to daughter cells during cellular division.
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Cells arise fromother cells through the process of cell division.
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Organisms are formed throughspontaneous generation I I I I
All livingorganisms consist of cells
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Darwin's theory of evolution is supported by many modern pieces of evidence. Check all that apply.
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New measurements ofthe age of the earth.
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Anunderstanding of the mechanism of heredity. I I I I I
Human populationgrowth. I
Comparativestudies of animal structures. I I I
Similaritiesin DNA of related species. I I I I
MULTIPLE CHOICE - Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or
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answers the question.
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Science is subdivided into specific areas of study termed disciplines. These divisions are artificial
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but are helpful to narrow the massive scope of scientific knowledge to a manageable amount.
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Given what you know about each, which scientific division is likely to present the best answer to a
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question about how fluid dynamics affect blood pressure in mammals?
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Biochemistry –study of chemical reactions needed for life function, usually at the I I I I I I I I I I I
I cellularlevel.
Bioinformatics – use of technology to study and store biological data I I I I I I I I I I
Biophysics – studyof biological processes through physics I I I I I I
Biology – study of life I I I I
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,Based on hierarchical levels of biological organization, which of these choices represents the
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broadest level?
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Endocrine system I
3 toed sloths
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School of piranhas I I
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Jaguars, giant anteaters, macaws,capybaras I I I
Experiments are carried out to test a hypothesis by changing one variable at a time and should
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include an unchanged variable termed a(n)
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experimentalvariable
alteredvariable
control
stablevariable
The method of reasoning that uses construction of general principles by careful
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examination of many specific cases is called:
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deductive reasoning. I
theoretical reasoning. I
hypothetical reasoning. I
inductive reasoning. I
experimental reasoning. I
Dr. Ratard was trying to determine the cause of a mysterious epidemic affecting fish in the Gulf of
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Mexico. His proposal that the deaths were caused by an organism called a protist is considered a(n)
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, experiment.
hypothesis.
conclusion.
theory.
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After Darwin concluded his voyage on the Beagle, he proposed that the process of natural selection
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was a mechanism for:
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artificial selection. I
evolution.
sexual selection.I
speciation.
overpopulation of finches on the Galapagos Islands. I I I I I I
A scientific theory is:
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a suggestedexplanation that accounts for observations.
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a way to organizehow we think about a problem.
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a concept that issupported by experimental evidence that explains the facts in an area
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I ofstudy.
a way to understanda complex system by reducing it to its working parts.
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What common life characteristic would cells from a daisy, bacteria, and a dog all have?
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DNA
cell walls
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organs
ability to conduct photosynthesis
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, A yellow jacket, an insect in the order Hymenoptera, stung me. A wasp, an insect in
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Hymenoptera, stung me. A hornet, an insect in Hymenoptera, stung me. I see a pattern. All
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insects in this order must have stingers. What type of reasoning does this represent?
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inductivereasoning
deductivereasoning
reductionism
comparativereasoning
You explain to your study group that a hypothesis is:
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an explanation thataccounts for careful observations.
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a proposition thatwill be true and fits the known facts.
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a theory.
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A suggested explanation that might be true and is subject to testing by further
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observations is a(n):
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experiment.
generality.
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theory.
Based on the literature, you hypothesize that students in traditional biology lectures will have the
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same grades as students in online biology lectures. You decide to test your hypothesis by
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comparing grades of students in traditional and online biology lectures over a semester. As a result
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of the experiment, you observe that the grades in the traditional lectures and the grades in the online
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lectures are not significantly different. What do these observations allow you to do?
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