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Biology 115 Exam 1 (New 2026/ 2027
Update) Questions & Answers {Grade A}
100% Correct (Verified Solutions)- Rutgers

Identify which of the following types of interactions is a bond formed between two


atoms with electronegativity differences of (less than) < 2.




A. hydrogen bond


B. Van der Waals interaction


C. ionic bond


D. covalent bond - Correct answer D. covalent bond




Sequence polymerization. A peptide bond joins the carboxyl group of one amino acid to

the _______ of the next amino acid.




A. carboxyl group


B. R group


C. glycerol

D. amino group - Correct answer D. amino group

,Compare and contrast membrane transport. The below diagram represents a cell in


solution. Hypothesize which of the following will occur through diffusion if the cell


membrane is permeable to glucose and fructose, but not sucrose?


I. glucose will diffuse out of the cell


II. fructose will diffuse out of the cell


III. sucrose will maintain dynamic equilibrium


IV. fructose will diffuse into the cell


V. glucose will diffuse into the cell




A. III only


B. III, IV, and V


C. II and V

D. I and IV - Correct answer C. II and V




Correctly sequence the evolution of life on Earth in the order that the following


organisms first appear.

I. Anaerobic bacteria

,II. Endosymbiosis


III. Photosynthesis


IV. Protocells


V. Archaea




A. IV → I → III → V → II


B. I → IV → III → II → V


C. III → I → IV → V → II


D. IV → II → I →III→ V - Correct answer A. IV → I → III → V → II




Which of the following accurately describes endergonic reactions?


I. They have a net positive ΔG

II. They involve increasing potential energy


III. They have a net negative ΔG




A. II and III


B. I and II

C. I only

, D. III only - Correct answer B. I and II




Identify the CORRECT definition for a prediction.




A. A proposed explanation for an observation.


B. A statement of what always occurs.


C. A testable observation.


D. The expected outcome of an experiment. - Correct answer D. The expected outcome


of an experiment.




Compare and contrast dehydration synthesis and hydrolysis. Which of the following


accurately describe(s) dehydration synthesis reaction and hydrolysis?


I. dehydration reaction often involves hydrolases

II. dehydration reaction builds polymers


III. hydrolysis results in the formation of a water molecule


IV. hydrolysis builds polymers




A. III and IV

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