Biology is the natural science that studies life and living organisms, including their physical structure, chemical processes, molecular interactions, physiological mechanisms, development and evolution. Despite the complexity of the science, certain unifying concepts consolidate it into a single, coherent field. If you pass this biology test, you are a legit biology enthusiast!
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Single bond
Double bond
Triple bond
Quadruple bond
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Hydrolisis
A condensation reaction
The breaking of hydrogen bonds
The breaking of ionic bonds
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It undergoes a condensation reaction
A hydroxyl group is added to it
A phosphate group is added to it
A phosphate group is removed from it
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Monosaccharides
Disaccharides
Polysaccharides
Simple sugars
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The R groups of the amino acids they contain
The amino groups of the amino acids they contain
The carboxyl groups of the amino acids they contain
Whether or not they contain any amino acids
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Are changed by the reactions the catalyze
Increase the activation energy of the reactions they catalyze
Strengthen the chemical bonds in their substrate
Are sensitive to changes in temperature of pH
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Make lipids polar
Store more energy than the carbon oxygen bonds in other organic compounds
Allow lipids to dissolve in water
Are found in the carboxyl group at the end of the lipid
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Catalyzing chemical reactions
Forming a barrier between the inside and outside of a cell
Storing energy
Storing information related to heredity and protein synthesis
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Proton
Electron
Ion
Boron
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Hydrogen
Carbon
Sodium
Oxygen
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Water
Hydrogen gas
Oxygen gas
Chloride ion
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Liquid
Gas
Solid
Heat
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Change in the state of the matter in the reactants
Net release of energy
Transfer of energy
Transfer of electrons between atoms
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Increase the amount of energy released in a reaction
Decrease the amount of energy released in a reaction
Catalyze only redox reactions
Reduce the activation energy needed for a reaction
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The same as in the products
Less than in the products
More than in the products
B or c, depending on the kind of chemical reactions
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Involve either reduction of oxidation, but not both
Involve the transfer of electrons between atoms
Do not occur in living things
Always involve oxygen
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Acid dissolved in a fixed amount of a base
Solvent dissolved in a fixed amount of the solution
Solute dissolved in a fixed amount of the solution
Solvent dissolved in a fixed amount of the solute
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H+ ions and H2O
H+ ions and OH- ions
H+ ions and H3O+ ions
OH+ ions and H3O- ions
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Hydronium ions than hydroxide ions
Hydroxide ions than hydronium ions
Sodium ions than hydroxide ions
Hydroxide ions than sodium ions
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Pure water
Vinegar
Ammonia
Urine
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Logarithmic
Neutral
Acidic
Alkaline
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Animals
Plants and animals
All living things
Energy transfer
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DNA loop
Gene
Library
Membrane
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Sexual reproduction
Descent with modification
Photosynthesis
Cell differentiation
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Organization of cellular structures
Stable level of internal conditions in organisms
Organized structure of crystals
Destruction of tropical rain forests
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Metabolism
Homeostasis
Development
Response to stimuli
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How organisms are relayed to each other
How organisms differ from each other
The lineages of various organisms
All of the above
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The diversity and unity of life
The relationship between organisms and society
The interdependence of living organisms
The evolution of life
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Animalia
Protista
Fungi
Eukarya
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Mutation
Natural selection
Adaptation
Domain
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Destruction of rain forests has no effect on living things
Destruction of rain forests increases the rate of evolution of rainforest organisms
Humans have had no impact on the world's environment
Humans have had a large impact on the world's environment
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Experimenting
Modeling
Observing
Inferring
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Measuring
Organizing data
Obersving
Predicting
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Experimenting
Observing
Producing a model
Hypothesizing
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A hypothesis
An inference
A theory
A model
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A hypothesis
An inference
A theory
A model
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Enlargement
Magnification
Reduction
Resolution
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Examine specimens smaller than cells
View living specimens
Produce an enlarged image of a specimen
Produce an image of the surface of a specimen
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35x
250x
2500x
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Second
Minute
Hour
Day
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Deci
Centi
Kilo
Micro
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