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Principles of Biology Final Review UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Hydrophobic - CORRECT ANSWER Hydrophilic - CORRECT ANSWER Polar - CORRECT ANSWER - Compounds that do not dissolve readily in water - Compounds that dissolve readily in water - Having an asymmetrical distribution of electrical charge Non-polar - CORRECT ANSWER Water - CORRECT ANSWER Animal Cells - CORRECT ANSWER centrioles and lysosomes Plant Cells - CORRECT ANSWER chloroplasts and large vacuoles DNA Packaging - CORRECT ANSWER Mitosis - CORRECT ANSWER identical diploid cells Meiosis - CORRECT ANSWER unique haploid cells - Having a symmetrical distribution of electrical charge - Critical solvent for the functions of life

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Principles of Biology Final Review
UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Hydrophobic - CORRECT ANSWER - Compounds that do not dissolve readily in water



Hydrophilic - CORRECT ANSWER - Compounds that dissolve readily in water



Polar - CORRECT ANSWER - Having an asymmetrical distribution of electrical charge



Non-polar - CORRECT ANSWER - Having a symmetrical distribution of electrical charge



Water - CORRECT ANSWER - Critical solvent for the functions of life



Animal Cells - CORRECT ANSWER - Eukaryotic cells without cell walls, containing
centrioles and lysosomes


Plant Cells - CORRECT ANSWER - Prokaryotic cells with cell walls, containing
chloroplasts and large vacuoles


DNA Packaging - CORRECT ANSWER - Process of condensing DNA into chromosomes



Mitosis - CORRECT ANSWER - Cell division for growth and repair, resulting in 2
identical diploid cells


Meiosis - CORRECT ANSWER - Cell division for gamete production, resulting in 4
unique haploid cells

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