BIOD 152 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 2 LAB
4 COMPREHENSIVE TEST PAPER 2026 TESTED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED
TO PASS
◉ hypothesis. Answer: The student proposes: "Fish activity level
increases as water temperature rises."
◉ conclusion. Answer: The student finds that fish are indeed more
active when the water is warmer and concludes that temperature is
a factor influencing fish activity.
◉ Observation. Answer: A student notices that fish in a certain pond
swim more sluggishly in the early morning than in the afternoon
◉ experiment. Answer: The student measures fish swimming speed
at 6:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m., and 4:00 p.m., when water temperatures
differ.
◉ prediction. Answer: The student predicts: "If the pond water
temperature is warmer, then the fish will swim more actively."
,◉ hypothesis/ prediction. Answer: The student predicts: "If the soil
pH is too low, then plants in that area will wilt faster than plants in
neutral soil."
◉ observation. Answer: A biology student notices that certain plants
in the school garden wilt faster in one section than in another.
◉ conclusion. Answer: The student analyzes the data and finds that
plants in acidic soil wilted faster.
◉ experiment (Data Collection & Analysis). Answer: The
student sets up two garden plots—one with acidic soil and one with
neutral soil—and measures plant health over three weeks.
◉ Question. Answer: After reading articles, the student wonders if
soil pH is causing the difference in plant wilting.
◉ Observation
Question
Hypothesis
Prediction
Experiment (Collect & Analyze Data)
Conclusion. Answer: Order the correct steps from FIRST to LAST in
the scientific method
, ◉ 1000. Answer: Convert the following: (just say the number)
1 meter = __________ mm
◉ 100x. Answer: If I am on the yellow objective lens, what is my
T.M.?
◉ 40x. Answer: If I am on the red objective lens, what is my T.M.?
◉ 16000. Answer: Convert the following: (just say the number)
16 ml = __________ µL
◉ Iris diaphragm. Answer: Which part of the microscope regulates
the amount of light passing through the specimen?
◉ Mechanical stage knobs. Answer: Allows precise movement of
slide side to side, forward/back
◉ condensor. Answer: Concentrates light onto specimen
◉ Nosepiece. Answer: Rotates to change objective lenses
4 COMPREHENSIVE TEST PAPER 2026 TESTED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED
TO PASS
◉ hypothesis. Answer: The student proposes: "Fish activity level
increases as water temperature rises."
◉ conclusion. Answer: The student finds that fish are indeed more
active when the water is warmer and concludes that temperature is
a factor influencing fish activity.
◉ Observation. Answer: A student notices that fish in a certain pond
swim more sluggishly in the early morning than in the afternoon
◉ experiment. Answer: The student measures fish swimming speed
at 6:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m., and 4:00 p.m., when water temperatures
differ.
◉ prediction. Answer: The student predicts: "If the pond water
temperature is warmer, then the fish will swim more actively."
,◉ hypothesis/ prediction. Answer: The student predicts: "If the soil
pH is too low, then plants in that area will wilt faster than plants in
neutral soil."
◉ observation. Answer: A biology student notices that certain plants
in the school garden wilt faster in one section than in another.
◉ conclusion. Answer: The student analyzes the data and finds that
plants in acidic soil wilted faster.
◉ experiment (Data Collection & Analysis). Answer: The
student sets up two garden plots—one with acidic soil and one with
neutral soil—and measures plant health over three weeks.
◉ Question. Answer: After reading articles, the student wonders if
soil pH is causing the difference in plant wilting.
◉ Observation
Question
Hypothesis
Prediction
Experiment (Collect & Analyze Data)
Conclusion. Answer: Order the correct steps from FIRST to LAST in
the scientific method
, ◉ 1000. Answer: Convert the following: (just say the number)
1 meter = __________ mm
◉ 100x. Answer: If I am on the yellow objective lens, what is my
T.M.?
◉ 40x. Answer: If I am on the red objective lens, what is my T.M.?
◉ 16000. Answer: Convert the following: (just say the number)
16 ml = __________ µL
◉ Iris diaphragm. Answer: Which part of the microscope regulates
the amount of light passing through the specimen?
◉ Mechanical stage knobs. Answer: Allows precise movement of
slide side to side, forward/back
◉ condensor. Answer: Concentrates light onto specimen
◉ Nosepiece. Answer: Rotates to change objective lenses
