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Prepare effectively for CCBC BIO 109 Lecture Practice Exam 2 with this latest 2026–2027 updated resource. This comprehensive study guide includes verified exam-style questions with detailed solutions, all graded A+ for accuracy and exam relevance. Aligned with the BIO 109 course objectives, it covers key biology concepts such as cell biology, molecular biology, genetics, and evolution. Perfect for CCBC students seeking a dependable, exam-focused study tool with an A+ pass guarantee.

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CCBC Bio 109 Lecture Practice Exam
2 2026/2027 Updated Verified
Questions and Solutions A+ Pass
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1. what does the endomysium wrap around?
- ANS - muscle fiber



2. in an isometric contraction
- ANS - the muscle does not shorten



3. How do nerve impulses travel when a fiber is myelinated
as compared to without?
- ANS - faster



4. which glial cell helps form the myelin sheath in the CNS?
- ANS - oligodendrocytes



5. where can CSF be found?
- ANS - ventricles, central canal of the spinal cord and
subarachnoid space

, 6. which cranial nerve is responsible for the
parasympathetic innervations to the viscera of the thorax
and the abdomen?
- ANS - vagus nerve



7. where is the sensory ganglion of a spinal nerve located?
- ANS - dorsal root



8. the sinuses between the two layers of the dura mater are
filled with what substance?
- ANS - venous blood



9. within the spinal cord ___________, consisting of
myelinated axons, Is on the outside.
- ANS - white matter



10. most neurons are what kind of neuron?
- ANS - multipolar



11. neurotransmitters and hormones are completely
different types of chemicals
- ANS - false

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