AP Biology Chapter Quiz 1

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1. The process of change that has transformed life on Earth from its earliest beginnings to the diversity of organisms living today is called?

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Key Word, pg.1 paragraph 2

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AP Biology Chapter Quiz 1 - Quiz

Being that we just finished up on the first chapter of AP biology it is important for you to ensure that you have understood the introduction part before... see morewe embark on chapter two. Taking the quiz below will ensure you do just that. Give it a shot and good luck! see less

2. The scientific study of life is called?

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Key Word, pg.1 paragraph 3

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3. An example of species that suit their environments: Bird living where tough seeeds are a good food source may have (a)

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pg.15 paragraph 3

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4. Recorded observations are called

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pg.18 1st paragraph under Types of Data

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5. New models in ecology re helping societies evaluate isues such as

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pg.1 paragraph 5

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6. What two main types of scientific inquiry are used by biologists?

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pg. 18 paragraph 4

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7. How many types of nucleotides exist in a strand of DNA?

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pg.9 figure 1.10

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8. How many similar sets of chromosomes does each typical human cell contain?

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pg.9 paragraph 3

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9. Most prokaryotes are

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pg.13 2nd paragraph under The Three Domains of Life

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10. A molecule is a chemical structure consisting o two or more small chemical units called

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pg. 5 1st paragraph under molecules

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11. Which of the following is NOT included in the Levels of Biological Organization

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All options except for Atom are directly involved in the biological organization as they pertain specifically to biological entities and their interactions. The concept of an atom, while fundamental to the composition of biological organisms, is typically considered a basic unit in chemistry and is foundational to the study of matter itself, not a specific level of biological organization which focuses on life forms and their ecological relationships.
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12. How many hypotheses is possible to have?

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The question is asking about the number of hypotheses that is possible to have. A hypothesis is a proposed explanation or theory that is based on limited evidence. Since there is no limit to the number of possible explanations or theories that can be proposed, the number of hypotheses is considered to be infinite. Therefore, the correct answer is "Infinite".

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13. What is the largest organelle in most eukaryotic cells?

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pg.8 paragraph 3

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14. What is the most common form of regulation?

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pg.11 paragraph 4

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15. The activities of organisms are all based on the activities of the

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The activities of organisms are all based on the activities of cells. Cells are the basic structural and functional units of all living organisms. They carry out various activities such as metabolism, growth, reproduction, and response to stimuli. Cells work together to form tissues, which then form organs, and ultimately make up the entire organism. Therefore, the correct answer is cells.

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16. Scientists work best with

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pg.23 1st paragraph under The Culture of Science

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17. A complex network of these kind of cells create our thoughts and memories

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Neuron Cells, Glial Cells, and Neuroglia Cells are all different kinds of Nerve Cells
pg.3 2nd paragraph under emergent properties

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18. How does the Theory of Natural Selection work?

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pg.16 paragraph 1

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19. Whatever the design of a model, the significant part is that it shows the following except

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pg.23 2nd paragraph under Model Building in Science

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20. A few decades ago biologists who studied mating focused mostly on

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pg.24 paragraph 2

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The process of change that has transformed life on Earth from its...
The scientific study of life is called?
An example of species that suit their environments: Bird living where...
Recorded observations are called
New models in ecology re helping societies evaluate isues such as
What two main types of scientific inquiry are used by biologists?
How many types of nucleotides exist in a strand of DNA?
How many similar sets of chromosomes does each typical human cell...
Most prokaryotes are
A molecule is a chemical structure consisting o two or more small...
Which of the following is NOT included in the Levels of...
How many hypotheses is possible to have?
What is the largest organelle in most eukaryotic cells?
What is the most common form of regulation?
The activities of organisms are all based on the activities of the
Scientists work best with
A complex network of these kind of cells create our thoughts and...
How does the Theory of Natural Selection work?
Whatever the design of a model, the significant part is that it shows...
A few decades ago biologists who studied mating focused mostly on
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