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Biology Savvas Semester Exam
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1. Modern scientists continue the tra- A goal of science is to generate
dition of the Greek philosopher in testable explanations for events in
their efforts to understand the world the natural world.
around them. They know that the A goal of science is to make use-
universe consists of objects, organ- ful predictions about natural events ,
isms, and processes that interact in and to understand patterns in nature
many different ways, and proper sci- by using explanations supported by
entific methods can help this un- data
derstanding. Which two statements
state the goals of science?

2. Scientific methodology is a well-es- developing a hypothesis
tablished method used to study bio-
logical systems and conduct experi-
ments leading to valid results. In the
methods of science, which step gen-
erally comes before the other three
steps?

3. Kari is testing the hypothesis that The beans in the control group have
plants rely on photosynthesis to a white spot on day 2
grow, She conducts an experiment The beans in the control group feel
in which she observes the sprout- soft on day 2
ing and growth of bean seeds. The The beans of both groups appear
beans are raised either in sunlight equally green and healthy on day 1.
or darkness. She records her obser-
vations in a data table. Which state-
ments from Kari's records convey
qualitative data, and not quantitative
data? Choose all that apply.

4. The famous scientist Albert Ein- In actual physical experiments, sci-
stein sometimes used "thought ex- entists must select equipment (E)
periments" such as imagining him- carefully and avoid errors (A) in data
self chasing a beam of light or rid- collection and analysis. There is vari-
ing an elevator in free fall. These ation in nature, so the larger the
thought experiments, which would sample size (D) , the more accurate-
not be possible to conduct physical- ly researchers can determine dis-
ly, helped him challenge current sci- similarities within each group, and


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entific thinking and develop his the- analyze variances between experi-
ories of gravity and of special relativ- mental groups and controls. When
ity. Write the words or phrases from interpreting data, researchers use
the box on the lines to complete the statistical analysis (F) to decide if
paragraph. an experimental treatment is sig-
nificantly different from the control
group. When drawing conclusions,
the hypothesis (B) being tested may
either be supported, or refuted and
revised (C) to be tested again.

5. When, if ever, can a scientific theory never, under no circumstances
becomes a scientific law?

6. A scientist is designing an experi- Increasing the amount of sunlight
ment on tomato plants. Which is the that a tomato plant receives will in-
best example of hypothesis that the crease its height.
experiment could test?

7. Francesca, a PhD candidate, con- Peer review allows other scientists
ducts extensive research on alu- the chance to try and replicate the
minum corrosion. When finished, experimental results
she will submit her research data Peer review can lead to new ideas
and conclusions in a report to a sci- and further study.
entific journal for peer review. What Peer review helps check for mis-
are three benefits of peer review? Se- takes, bias, or fraud in a set of ex-
lect three answer choices. perimental work.

8. Society expects scientists to follow Analyze data that was truly ob-
ethical practices and meet many eth- served, and not data that was ex-
ical standards. Which is an example pected or desired.
of one of those ethical standards?

9. Scientists are often faced with ethi- I.,II.,and III.
cal questions, or questions of right
and wrong. Which of the following
situations involve the need for an
ethical decision or resolution?
I. Mairead wants to include a hypoth-
esis in her report, and she asks if she


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must give credit to the scientist who
first proposed it.
II. Aiden is planning and experiment
on gerbils, and he asks how large the
cages should be.
III. Paula is developing a new tech-
nique for mining fossil fuels, and she
asks if the technique must avoid pol-
luting the experiment.

10. which task would be best accom- designing and building an artificial
plished in a field of engineering? heart for the human circulatory sys-
tem

11. Fill in the paragraph Living things are similar in many
ways. Genes made of DNA (A) car-
ry the directions for inheritance, and
offspring usually resemble their par-
ents. With asexual reproduction (G)
, offspring have the same traits as
their parents. With sexual reproduc-
tion (F) , offspring differ from their
parents in some ways, Living or-
ganisms use energy and materials
to grow ,develop, and reproduce.
These life processes involve a set
of chemical reactions called metab-
olism (B) . Organisms have means of
detecting a change in their environ-
ment and responding to this stimu-
lus (D) . Most organisms require that
their internal environments remain in
a fairly constant range, and so they
maintain homeostasis (E) . The abili-
ty of a group of organisms to change,
or evolve (C) over time helps popu-
lations survive in an ever-changing
environment.

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