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Practice Test for Dr. Hudson’s Bio 103-1101, Exams of Biology

This is a practice test for dr. Hudson’s bio 103-1101 course, covering various topics in biology such as cell structure, classification, scientific method, chemical bonds, and biomolecules. It includes true/false questions, multiple-choice questions, and fill-in-the-blank questions.

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Uploaded on 08/31/2009

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Practice Test #1 For Dr. Hudson’s Bio 103-1101 9/11/03
-Do this without your notes or book first to see what you need to study the most. Just because
you do well on this practice test DOES NOT mean you’ll make an A on the test Monday. I have
not seen her tests, and I do not know what the questions on her test will ask. Correct the
true/false questions to make them true.
1. A community and its physical environment (living and nonliving) is a
a. biosphere b. population c. ecosystem d. biology
2. Two or more organs working together to perform a specific function
a. organism b. tissue c. cell d. organ system
3. True/ FalseEubacteria are multi-celled bacteria.
4. T/F--- A cell is a unit where two or more atoms of the same or different elements are bonded
together.
5. T/F---Eukaryotes do have a nucleus.
6. What comes between these two levels of organization for classificationClass-----Family?
a. Phylum b. Genus c. Species d. Order
7. Which kingdom is an example of prokaryotes?
a. eubacteria b. fungi c. protists d. plants
8. T/F---A cell is the smallest unit of an element that retains the properties of that element.
9. _____________ drives evolution and is a change in the DNA sequence.
10. List the steps of the scientific method
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
11. Who came up with the theory of natural selection?
12. List the four points of natural selection.
1.
2.
3.
4.
13. _____________ ______________ uses observations to develop general principles in
biology.
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Practice Test #1 For Dr. Hudson’s Bio 103-1101 9/11/

-Do this without your notes or book first to see what you need to study the most. Just because you do well on this practice test DOES NOT mean you’ll make an A on the test Monday. I have not seen her tests, and I do not know what the questions on her test will ask. Correct the true/false questions to make them true.

  1. A community and its physical environment (living and nonliving) is a a. biosphere b. population c. ecosystem d. biology
  2. Two or more organs working together to perform a specific function a. organism b. tissue c. cell d. organ system
  3. True/ False—Eubacteria are multi-celled bacteria.
  4. T/F--- A cell is a unit where two or more atoms of the same or different elements are bonded together.
  5. T/F---Eukaryotes do have a nucleus.
  6. What comes between these two levels of organization for classification—Class-----Family? a. Phylum b. Genus c. Species d. Order
  7. Which kingdom is an example of prokaryotes? a. eubacteria b. fungi c. protists d. plants
  8. T/F---A cell is the smallest unit of an element that retains the properties of that element.
  9. _____________ drives evolution and is a change in the DNA sequence.
  10. List the steps of the scientific method 1.2.
  11. Who came up with the theory of natural selection?
  12. List the four points of natural selection.

2.3.

  1. _____________ ______________ uses observations to develop general principles in biology.
  1. What part of a scientific experiment validates the experiment and provides a basis of comparison?
  2. T/F—The four elements that make up 96% of living things include oxygen, hydrogen, carbon, and helium.
  3. T/F---An electron has a positive charge and is attracted to other electrons.
  4. The ___________ ____________ is the number of protons in an atom.
  5. A carbon atom has six protons and six neutrons. What is its atomic mass?
  6. The number of _____________ differs in an isotope (variant forms of an element). a. electrons b. atoms c. neutrons d. protons 20.Some isotopes are ______________ and some are _______________.
  7. T/F---Radioactivity is the half- life time it takes for ½ the atoms in a given amount of the element to decay.
  8. ___________ _____________ are determined by electron arrangement.
  9. How are electrons arranged around the nucleus?
  10. Explain the octet rule. Give an example.
  11. Which type of bond is the weakest? a. hydrogen b. covalent c. ionic
  12. A ___________ covalent bond involves electrons that are unequally shared around theatoms. Positive and negative poles occur.
  13. T/F---Hydrophobic molecules are soluble in water.
  14. T/F---Small amounts of energy are required to change the temperature of water.
  15. Name two important properties of water.
  16. The _____ ________ measures acidity of hydrogen ion concentration in solution.
  17. T/F---A base has a pH below 7.0 on the logarithmic scale.
  18. 2H 2 + O 2 → 2H 2 0----Find the reactants and the products.
  1. Name the four different shapes of a polypeptide(s).
  2. T/F---ADP is used as a coenzyme for energy transfer.
    1. Who was the first person to recognize cells?
  3. Cell membranes have a bilayer. What are these two layers?
  4. The pilus of a cell is used for ________________. 56.T/F---The nuclear envelope is a phospholipid bilayer.
  5. What type of junction gives a protective seal to the cell?
  6. T/F---The gap junction directs the channel between cytoplasm of a cell for communication and transfer of materials.
  7. Name two structures only found in plants.
  8. What is the site for process of cellular respiration?