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BIOLOGY 150 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH

CORRECT ANSWERS 2026



Protons - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-positive charge


Neutron - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-neutral charge


Electrons - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-negative charge


Ion - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-electrically charged atom(s) formed by the loss

or gain of one or more electrons


Isotopes - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-forms of an element with different

numbers of neutrons


Atomic Number - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-number of protons


Atomic Mass - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-protons+neutrons


Identify the number of electrons in the valence shell of an atom based on the

atomic number, atomic mass, and overall charge. - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-




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The number of electrons in the valance shell is dependent on the atomic number. 2

in the first shell and 8 on each shell after.


Covalent Bond - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-strong attraction where 2 atoms

share electrons


Nonpolar Covalent Bond - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-equally shared electrons


Polar Covalent Bond - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-not equally shared, spends

most of its time closest to the nucleus of the more electronegative atom.

Ionic Bond - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-electrons in one atom are completely

transferred from one atom to the other


Positive Charge - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-atom has more protons than

electrons


Negative Charge - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-atom has more electrons than

protons


Ion - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-atom that has a full charge


Cation - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-positively charged ion


Anion - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-negatively charged ion



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Hydrogen Bond - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-weak attraction between a

hydrogen atom with a partial positive charge and another atom (oxygen or

nitrogen) with a partial negative charge

Predict the number of covalent bonds formed between atoms based on atomic

number or number of electrons in valence shell. - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-In

covalent bonds you can predict the number of bonds an atom will form by looking

at its valence electrons in its outer shell. An atom tends to fill its outer shell by

sharing electron with other atoms. The number of electrons in an atoms outer shell

determines the number of bonds it can make


Aqueous - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-water based environment in which

chemical reactions occur Hydrophillic - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-Ion and polar

molecules that stay in water because of their interactions with water's partial

charges. (love water)


Hydrophobic - CORRECT ANSWER ✅:-nonpolar molecules that don't interact

with water or dissolve in aqueous solutions. (hate water; fats)




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