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PRIMAVERA QUESTIONS Q1:What are the difference between free float, total float and what is different between Float and Slack? - Answer- Free Float : amount of time , an activity can be delayed without delaying the successor activity Total Float : amount of time , an activity can be delayed without delaying the project finish date Float and slack are the two different words for the same meaning. Q2:What is a constraint in primavera? - Answer- Constrains in primavera is to fix the earl...

PRIMAVERA BIOLOGY B what factors affect carrying capacity ? select all that apply . - Answer- - presence of disease - quality of habitat - predators in habitat if there is no immigration or emigration , how do the birth rate and the death rate affect population size ? select all that apply . - Answer- - when the birth rate and the death rate remain the same , the population size does not change . - when the death rate exceeds the birth rate , the population shrinks . which of the f...

PRIMAVERA BIOLOGY B UNIT 4 EXAM Which option correctly describes how Earth's temperature has changed during its history? - Answer- Earth was initially very hot. It gradually cooled down. Which theory suggests that life on Earth originated from microbes carried to Earth by meteorites or comets? - Answer- panspermia What summarizes the RNA world hypothesis? - Answer- RNA was the first biomolecule to evolve and did so before DNA and proteins. Which options describe Darwin's theory...

PRIMEVERA - BIOLOGY B enzyme - Answer- a catalytic protein that speeds up chemical reactions nucleotide - Answer- a monomer that makes up nucleic acids evolution - Answer- a change in heritable traits over time; a process in which new organisms develop from preexisting organisms and ultimately give rise to new species theory - Answer- a well-supported, testable explanation of phenomena that have occurred in the natural world adaptation - Answer- an inherited characteristic that i...

PRIMAVERA BIOLOGY B: UNIT 1 EXAM A plant has red flowers. In this species, a red flower color is the dominant trait over a white flower color. What can you say about this plant? - Answer- If the genotype is Rr, the phenotype will be red-flowered. Which observation led Mendel to the idea that traits were controlled by more than a single factor? - Answer- A trait that was not seen in the first generation may later reappear in the second generation. The two different X in Y individuals pl...

BIOLOGY B - FOR PRIMAREVA AND ENTIRE CLASS Workbook 1.1 (2 questions) - Answer- 100% which statement is true about recessive traits ? - Answer- Recessive traits are expressed when both alleles are recessive. replace X and Y with the correct answers x is the genetic makeup of an organism , as determined by the alleles , while Y is the observable form - Answer- x : genotype y : phenotype Workbook 1.2 ( 2 questions) - Answer- 100% read the statement : When Mendel crossed a pur...

BIOLOGY B – PRIMAVERA which statement is true about recessive traits ? - Answer- Recessive traits can only be expressed with recessive alleles replace X and Y with the correct answers x is the genetic makeup of an organism , as determined by the alleles , while Y is the observable form - Answer- x : genotype y : phenotype read the statement : When Mendel crossed a purple-flowered pea plant with a white-flowered pea plant , the offspring always gad purple flowers , when Mendel cr...

BIOLOGY B FINAL EXAM PRIMAVERA Which of the following is an example of a group behavior that enhances survival? - Answer- I think it is- male peacocks attracting females with a colorful tail Correct-lions hunting in packs Scientists are studying a genetic disorder. They discover that when both parents are carriers, and do not express the disorder themselves, their children have a 25% chance of developing the disorder. If only one parent is a carrier, none of the children express the diso...

CLUB PILATES ANATOMY TERMS Flexion - Answer- Bending movement that decreases the angle between two parts Extension - Answer- The opposite of flexion; a straightening movement that increases the angle between body parts Abduction - Answer- Motion that pulls a structure or part away from the midline of the body Adduction - Answer- Motion that pulls a structure or part towards the midline of the body Lateral Rotation - Answer- Turning outward Medial Rotation - Answer- Turning inwa...

PILATES ANATOMY Psoas Major - Answer- Biggest muscle Connects upper and lower body Down the side Sidebending, flexion, and rotation Transverse Abdominis - Answer- Deepest abdominal Diaper around the body For stability Internal Oblique - Answer- Points towards "I" Lateral Side bending, flexion of the spine External Oblique - Answer- Muscle fibers run away from "I" Side-bending and rotation Rectus Abdominus - Answer- Least deep 6-pack For flexion of the spine ...