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Process of Science - Answer Observe/Gather data Formulate a testable/falsifiable hypothesis Conduct the test/experiment Analyze results, gauge significance If hypothesis falsified, modify your predictions conclusions Potential reasons for difference in experimental results - Answer differences in sample populations, variables controlled for, bias, differences in experimental technique, differences in statistical analyses Independent Variable - Answer Variable that is changed and manipulated Dependent Variable - Answer The variable that is measured in the experiment Control Group - Answer Group that is not getting manipulated, usually receives placebo Experimental Group - Answer Group that is receiving the thing they are testing Correlation - Answer consistent relationship between two variables Causation - Answer Consistent relationship between two variables, specifically when the first variable (the cause) is understood/shown to be responsible for the second variable (the effect) Hypothesis - Answer a testable and falsifiable explanation for a scientific observation or question Testable - Answer Can the explanation be supported or rejected with evidence Falsifiable - Answer Can the explanation be ruled by evidence Theory - Answer A scientific explanation that is extensively tested, fully supported by all available data. Widely accepted in the scientific community (not kept in doubt). Used to make broad-based predictions. Rarely altered, but can be with unexpected new evidence. 6 functional traits shared by all living organisms - Answer 1. Growth and development

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Bio 1010 Exam 1 (Chapters 1-4) Study
Guide Questions All Solved 2026-2027
Updated.
Process of Science - Answer Observe/Gather data > Formulate a testable/falsifiable hypothesis
> Conduct the test/experiment > Analyze results, gauge significance > If hypothesis falsified,
modify your predictions > conclusions



Potential reasons for difference in experimental results - Answer differences in sample
populations, variables controlled for, bias, differences in experimental technique, differences in
statistical analyses



Independent Variable - Answer Variable that is changed and manipulated



Dependent Variable - Answer The variable that is measured in the experiment



Control Group - Answer Group that is not getting manipulated, usually receives placebo



Experimental Group - Answer Group that is receiving the thing they are testing



Correlation - Answer consistent relationship between two variables



Causation - Answer Consistent relationship between two variables, specifically when the first
variable (the cause) is understood/shown to be responsible for the second variable (the effect)



Hypothesis - Answer a testable and falsifiable explanation for a scientific observation or
question



Testable - Answer Can the explanation be supported or rejected with evidence



Falsifiable - Answer Can the explanation be ruled by evidence



Theory - Answer A scientific explanation that is extensively tested, fully supported by all
available data. Widely accepted in the scientific community (not kept in doubt). Used to make
broad-based predictions. Rarely altered, but can be with unexpected new evidence.



6 functional traits shared by all living organisms - Answer 1. Growth and development

, 2. Reproduction

3. Homeostasis- maintain stable internal environment

4. Sense & respond to stimuli

5. Obtain & use energy

6. Evolutionary history- explains unity & diversity of life



Carbon - Answer Abundant element, can form up to 4 covalent bonds, covalent bonds are a
hallmark of molecules



Atomic Mass - Answer #protons + #neutrons



Atomic number - Answer #protons



Carbohydrates - Answer for structure and energy storage & modify protein & lipid molecules



Nucleic Acids - Answer store information and pass it on to next generation. Some chemical
catalysts, as well.



Proteins - Answer Carry out huge variety of functions (great structural ability): catalysts,
motors, sensors, signals, transporters



Lipids - Answer Fat (triglycerides) stores energy, insulates, cushions; sterols for hormone
synthesis and membranes; phospholipids for membranes



Cohesion - Answer Hydrogen bonds between waters



Adhesion - Answer Hydrogen bonds between water and others



Water - Answer Polar covalent molecule. Interacts with other polar substances. Dissolves
solutes into solution. Great solvent and has high heat capacity & less dense when frozen.



Hydrogen Bonds - Answer Weak due to partial charge attractions between atoms that are not
covalently bound



Acids - Answer Increase the concentration of free hydrogen ions (H+), lower pH=acidic. Lots of
H+

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