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BSC 108 Exam 1questions and answers What is biology?The study of life What are the 3 domains?Eukarya, Bacteria, Archae What are the 4 kingdoms in eukarya?Kingdom Amimalia, Kingdom Plantae, Kingdom Fungi, Kingdom Protista What are the 7 properties of life?they have order, they regulate themselves, they grow and develop, they use energy, they respond to the environment, they reproduce, population evolve What defines living?It has cells What are the common themes of biology?pervade all of biology, will make sense to you in the future What is the scientific method?Make an observation, Ask a question, Make a hypothesis, Draw a conclusion, Conduct a experiment, Report results When did the scientific method started?Started with the outbreak of cholera London 1854 What is a hypothesis?A tentative explanation for an observation What are the components of a good hypothesis?Repeated trials, good track of

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What is biology?✔✔The study of life

What are the 3 domains?✔✔Eukarya, Bacteria, Archae

What are the 4 kingdoms in eukarya?✔✔Kingdom Amimalia, Kingdom Plantae,
Kingdom Fungi, Kingdom Protista

What are the 7 properties of life?✔✔they have order, they regulate themselves, they
grow and develop, they use energy, they respond to the environment, they
reproduce, population evolve

What defines living?✔✔It has cells

What are the common themes of biology?✔✔pervade all of biology, will make sense
to you in the future

What is the scientific method?✔✔Make an observation, Ask a question, Make a
hypothesis, Draw a conclusion, Conduct a experiment, Report results

When did the scientific method started?✔✔Started with the outbreak of cholera
London 1854

What is a hypothesis?✔✔A tentative explanation for an observation

What are the components of a good hypothesis?✔✔Repeated trials, good track of
data

What is the difference between a hypothesis and a prediction?✔✔A prediction is a
guess what might happen based on observation.

A hypothesis is a possible explanation for a observation or problem that can further
be tested by experimentation. (more general)

What is observation?✔✔The recording of data

What is control?✔✔Constant and unchanging

What is a theory?✔✔A much broader in scope than a hypothesis, can be changed
but unlikely

What are the limits of science?✔✔It is not the only way to understand nature and
cannot address every question posed by man

, What is an atom?✔✔It is the smallest unit of an element that has all its properties

What is a proton, neutron, and electron?✔✔A proton is a positive charged atom, a
neutron is a no charged atom, and a electron is a negative charged atom

What is an atom composed of?✔✔protons, neutrons, and electrons

What is 1 proton and neutron equal to? and electron?✔✔1 proton and neutron can
equal to 1 dalton. An electron is negligible

What is an ion?✔✔An atom or molecule with a net electric charge due to the loss of
gain or looses its amount of electron

What is the difference between an ion and isotope?✔✔An atom is an ion when it
gains or losses electrons

An atom is an isotope when it has the same number of protons, but a different
number of neutrons

What is the association between isotopes and fossils?✔✔to calculate half life in
fossils, you must determine the number of isotopes

What is energy?✔✔The capacity to do work and make a change in matter

What is a neutral atom?✔✔When the number of electrons are equal to the number of
protons

What is a trace element?✔✔elements that are essential for life

What are the 4 most important trace elements? (include symbol and %)✔✔Oxygen
O 65%
Carbon C 18.5%
Hydrogen H 9.5%
Nitrogen N 3.3%

What are 8 other important trace elements? (include symbol)✔✔sodium Na
potassium K
iron Fe
magnesium Mg
calcium Ca
chlorine Cl
phosphorus P
sulfur S

What is a radioactive isotope?✔✔The nucleus decays, giving off particles and
energy

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