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PENN FOSTER INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY
PRACTICE ASSESSMENT 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A PLUS
COMPLETE REVISION GUIDE 300 ITEMS

◉ Scientific Theory.
Answer: The foundation of scientific knowledge; a well-
substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world, based
on a body of facts and verified through repeated testing and
observation


◉ Variables.
Answer: Factors in an experiment that can be changed


◉ Controlled Variables.
Answer: Factors in an experiment that do not change


◉ Independent Variables (Manipulated).
Answer: Factors in an experiment which are intentionally changed


◉ Dependent Variables (Responding).
Answer: The result of the changed variables in an experiment

,◉ Control Group.
Answer: A group that continues under existing conditions


◉ Experimental Group.
Answer: A group exposed to something being tested in the
experiment


◉ Null Hypothesis.
Answer: The first proposed explanation for a phenomenon to be
tested


◉ Alternative Hypothesis.
Answer: Provides other explanations should the proposed
explanation for a phenomenon be rejected by the experiment results


◉ Matter.
Answer: Composed of elements


◉ Elements.
Answer: Composed of atoms; a substance which can be broken down
into simpler substances via chemical reaction; 118 defined, 94
naturally occurring on earth.

, ◉ Atom.
Answer: The smallest component of an element which retains all
chemical properties of that element.


◉ Isotope.
Answer: Atoms of the same element that have different numbers of
neutrons, but the same number of protons and electrons


◉ Valence Electrons.
Answer: Electrons on the outermost energy level of an atom


◉ Ionic Bond.
Answer: Formed when one or more electrons are transferred from
one atom to another; formed between ions of opposite charges


◉ Covalent Bond.
Answer: A chemical bond that involves sharing a pair of electrons
between atoms in a molecule


◉ Polar Covalent Bond.
Answer: A covalent bond in which electrons are not shared equally;
Example: Hydrogen bonding to Oxygen in H2O

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