2023/4/25 17:32 Practice Quiz 6 - available until Tuesday April 25, closes at 5:10 PM : 2023 Spring Bio 1A
Practice Quiz 6 - available until Tuesday April 25,
closes at 5:10 PM
Due Apr 25 at 5:10pm Points 20 Questions 12
Available Apr 19 at 12:01am - Apr 25 at 5:10pm Time Limit None
Allowed Attempts Unlimited
Instructions
Dear Bio 1A student,
This is a practice quiz from Spring 22. It is available until 5:10 PM on April 18. The points earned on
this quiz do NOT count towards your Spring 23 grade.
This is the second quiz for part 3 taught by Dr. Gomez. You have 30 minutes -8:10-8:40 PM. Note
that the quiz autosubmits at 8:40 PM and thus if you start at 8:15 PM you will only get 25 minutes. As
is the usual practice, you are on your honor to take this exam on your own and without
using any external resources. Adherence to this standard is important because it allows you to
honestly assess your current understanding of the material, and it allows us to assess what we have
and have not succeeded in getting across. In addition, as current or prospective scientists and health
care workers, we have an obligation for ourselves and others to operate with scrupulous honesty. For
those reasons, in support of that standard, cheating on quizzes, exams or any other work in this
course will result in an automatic F grade for the entire course, and referral to the Office of Student
Conduct.
Each quiz in Bio 1A is worth 20 points. Your lowest quiz score will be dropped.
If you have problems during the quiz email Mike at
(mailto:) . You can also call - 510-642-4110.
If for some reason the zoom link for your discussion GSI doesn't work for your section then use the
DSP link shown on the bCourse calendar.
Join Zoom Meeting https://berkeley.zoom.us/j/939432488097?
pwd=aXEzTOMzSmN3Tjc1cWIvdURO0SIB6Zz09 (https://www.google.com/url?
pwd%3DaXEzTOMzSmN3Tjc1cWIvdURO0SIB6Z209& sa=D&source=calendar&ust=16507428388979458&usg=
Meeting ID: 939 4324 8809 Passcode: 615428
Mike
https://bcourses.berkeley.edu/courses/1520733/quizzes/2425005 1/8
, 2023/4/25 17:32 Practice Quiz 6 - available until Tuesday April 25, closes at 5:10 PM : 2023 Spring Bio 1A
Take the Quiz Again
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1 4 minutes 19 out of 20
Submitted Apr 25 at 4:55pm
Question 1 0/0 pts
Q1. As a UCB you agree to follow the honor code. No resources are
allowed for this quiz. You must be signed in to the correct zoom
session. Instructors will proctor and take attendance. | agree to abide
by the UCB student honor code and will not use any resources and am
logged in to the correct zoom session.
No, | will NOT follow the honor code.
Correct! YES, | agree to follow the honor code and am signed in via zoom.
Question 2 2/2pts
Q2. After a myocardial infarction (aka a heart attack), a person’s heart
might stop beating. If you gave an intracardiac injection of adrenaline to
directly start the heart again. What effects would adrenaline have on
the heart?
Correctl Stimulate the pacemaker cells to fire and induce contraction
Stimulate the cardiac muscle directly to cause contraction
Relax the cardiac muscle so it can recover
Constrict the vessels around the heart
https://bcourses.berkeley.edu/courses/1520733/quizzes/2425005 2/8
Practice Quiz 6 - available until Tuesday April 25,
closes at 5:10 PM
Due Apr 25 at 5:10pm Points 20 Questions 12
Available Apr 19 at 12:01am - Apr 25 at 5:10pm Time Limit None
Allowed Attempts Unlimited
Instructions
Dear Bio 1A student,
This is a practice quiz from Spring 22. It is available until 5:10 PM on April 18. The points earned on
this quiz do NOT count towards your Spring 23 grade.
This is the second quiz for part 3 taught by Dr. Gomez. You have 30 minutes -8:10-8:40 PM. Note
that the quiz autosubmits at 8:40 PM and thus if you start at 8:15 PM you will only get 25 minutes. As
is the usual practice, you are on your honor to take this exam on your own and without
using any external resources. Adherence to this standard is important because it allows you to
honestly assess your current understanding of the material, and it allows us to assess what we have
and have not succeeded in getting across. In addition, as current or prospective scientists and health
care workers, we have an obligation for ourselves and others to operate with scrupulous honesty. For
those reasons, in support of that standard, cheating on quizzes, exams or any other work in this
course will result in an automatic F grade for the entire course, and referral to the Office of Student
Conduct.
Each quiz in Bio 1A is worth 20 points. Your lowest quiz score will be dropped.
If you have problems during the quiz email Mike at
(mailto:) . You can also call - 510-642-4110.
If for some reason the zoom link for your discussion GSI doesn't work for your section then use the
DSP link shown on the bCourse calendar.
Join Zoom Meeting https://berkeley.zoom.us/j/939432488097?
pwd=aXEzTOMzSmN3Tjc1cWIvdURO0SIB6Zz09 (https://www.google.com/url?
pwd%3DaXEzTOMzSmN3Tjc1cWIvdURO0SIB6Z209& sa=D&source=calendar&ust=16507428388979458&usg=
Meeting ID: 939 4324 8809 Passcode: 615428
Mike
https://bcourses.berkeley.edu/courses/1520733/quizzes/2425005 1/8
, 2023/4/25 17:32 Practice Quiz 6 - available until Tuesday April 25, closes at 5:10 PM : 2023 Spring Bio 1A
Take the Quiz Again
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1 4 minutes 19 out of 20
Submitted Apr 25 at 4:55pm
Question 1 0/0 pts
Q1. As a UCB you agree to follow the honor code. No resources are
allowed for this quiz. You must be signed in to the correct zoom
session. Instructors will proctor and take attendance. | agree to abide
by the UCB student honor code and will not use any resources and am
logged in to the correct zoom session.
No, | will NOT follow the honor code.
Correct! YES, | agree to follow the honor code and am signed in via zoom.
Question 2 2/2pts
Q2. After a myocardial infarction (aka a heart attack), a person’s heart
might stop beating. If you gave an intracardiac injection of adrenaline to
directly start the heart again. What effects would adrenaline have on
the heart?
Correctl Stimulate the pacemaker cells to fire and induce contraction
Stimulate the cardiac muscle directly to cause contraction
Relax the cardiac muscle so it can recover
Constrict the vessels around the heart
https://bcourses.berkeley.edu/courses/1520733/quizzes/2425005 2/8
