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Which measurement can be used to determine if earplugs are needed when working in a factory? Ans: decibels The graph shows changes over time in a population of bacteria added to a test tube of growth medium. What activity characterizes the growth cycle during phase II? Ans: Bacteria are dividing regularly by binary fission. Carbon-14 is an example of an Ans: isotope 2 | Page Which occupation would most likely be involved in genome mapping? Ans: geneticist Which of the following is a true statement about an electron? Ans: It exhibits some properties of waves. Which of the following is caused by pathogenic bacteria? Ans: tuberculosis The rate at which work is done is called Ans: Power A substance is considered acidic if it Ans: has a pH level higher than 7.

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Which measurement can be used to
determine if earplugs are needed when
working in a factory?
Ans: decibels




The graph shows changes over time in a population of bacteria

added to a test tube of growth medium. What activity characterizes

the growth cycle during phase II?


Ans: Bacteria are dividing regularly by binary fission.




Carbon-14 is an example of an


Ans: isotope

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Which occupation would most likely be involved in genome

mapping?


Ans: geneticist




Which of the following is a true statement about an electron?


Ans: It exhibits some properties of waves.




Which of the following is caused by pathogenic bacteria?


Ans: tuberculosis




The rate at which work is done is called


Ans: Power




A substance is considered acidic if it


Ans: has a pH level higher than 7.

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Mayonnaise is an example of


Ans: an emulsion




Both parents of a child are carriers of a recessive allele for a disorder.

What is the probability of their child having the recessive disorder?


Ans: 25%




Which of the following types of energy is transferred by vibrating air

particles?


Ans: electromagnetic




Which of these is part of the DNA structure?


Ans: guanine




Which of the following is a true principle of inertia?


Ans: It is a natural phenomenon that exists when friction is absent.

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