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Complete Biology Final Exam Study Guide


What is the scientific process? - (ANSWER)Observations, question, hypothesis, prediction, and test



Hypothesis - (ANSWER)A testable prediction, often implied by a theory



A hypothesis is ________________ and written so that it could be found incorrect by an observation or
experiment - (ANSWER)Falsifiable



Is this a hypothesis: cats live fish more than dogs love fish? - (ANSWER)No because it is now testable



Is this a hypothesis? Why?: big foot lives in north dakota - (ANSWER)No because it is not tesable



Is this a hypothesis: all swans are white - (ANSWER)Yes because it is testable



What are the five functional traits of all living things? - (ANSWER)Grow, sense/response to stimuli,
metabolism, homeostasis, reproduction



The smallest unit of life - (ANSWER)Cells



The ____________ is the fundamental unit of matter - (ANSWER)Atom



Electrons - (ANSWER)Negatively charged subatomic particles



Proton - (ANSWER)A subatomic particle that has a positive charge



Neutron - (ANSWER)Subatomic particle with no charge



An atom has the same number of... - (ANSWER)Protons and electrons

, UNLV BIO 189 Final Exam Questions and Answers A+ Grade 2026/2027 |
Complete Biology Final Exam Study Guide




atomic number - (ANSWER)the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom



number of protons - (ANSWER)atomic number



Number of protons and neutrons - (ANSWER)Atomic mass



An elements ___________________ is calculated by adding the number of protons and number of
neutrons - (ANSWER)Atomic mass



Isotopes - (ANSWER)Atoms with the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons



Hydrogen is an example of an _______________. - (ANSWER)Isotope



non-polar covalent bond - (ANSWER)equal sharing of electrons



polar covalent bond - (ANSWER)unequal sharing of electron species



H2O is an example of a - (ANSWER)Polar covalent bond



ionic bonds - (ANSWER)formed when one or more electrons are transferred from one atom to another



NaCl is an example of a - (ANSWER)Ionic bond



Why is h2O polar and CH4 nonpolar? - (ANSWER)Molecular polarity determines how a molecule behaves

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