WGU C190 INTRO TO BIOLOGY FINAL PRACTICE EXAM /
WGU C190 INTRO TO BIOLOGY LATEST UPDATED
VERSION ACTUAL EXAM 300 COMPLETE REAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) |GUARANTEED PASS.
Living organisms are composed of 4 main categories of
molecules known as "the molecule of life". The 4 main
categories are: - Answer-Lipids, carbohydrates, proteins, and
nucleic acids.
Two main types of cells - Answer-Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
Cells of prokaryotes - Answer-Relatively small and simple; they
do not have any clearly defined compartments inside of them
Cells of eukaryotes - Answer-Include membrane-bound
organelles: compartments inside the cell that contain specific
groups of macromolecules and carry out specific cellular
functions.
One of these organelles is the nucleus; it encloses the DNA
within the cell.
Abiotic - Answer-Non-living matter
,Biotic - Answer-Living matter
Molecule - Answer-Chemical structure consisting of at least two
atoms held together by a chemical bond
Macromolecule - Answer-Biologically important molecules that
are technically polymers.
Polymers are made by combining smaller units called
monomers, which are simpler macromolecules.
Example of a macromolecule: Genetic molecule DNA that
contains the instructions for the development of all living
organisms.
Organism - Answer-Individual living entities that survive and
reproduce as a unit
Atom - Answer-A dense nucleus surrounded by electrons
Cell - Answer-Essentially a tiny droplet of water and other
molecules enclosed by a fluid "skin" or membrane.
,The cell is the smallest and simplest entity that possesses all the
characteristics of life.
Emergent properties - Answer-Characteristics of a system that
are not present in any of its component parts.
E.g. A car's parts disassembled are useless but, when assembled,
work together to perform a function
Microorganism - Answer-Single-celled life forms. E.g. Bacteria
and protests
Organelle - Answer-Compartments inside the cell that contain
specific groups of macromolecules and carry out specific
cellular functions. One of these organelles is the nucleus; it
encloses the DNA within the cell.
Life on Earth shares the following six of the criteria - Answer-*
Response to stimuli
* Cellular organization
* Growth and reproduction
* Transformation of energy and material (metabolism)
, * Multi-level organization
* Ability or tendency to evolve
Only some life forms eat others; producers such as plants do not.
Similarly, only animals (not all life forms) have a nervous
system.
Homeostasis - Answer-The ability or tendency of organisms and
cells to maintain stable internal conditions
DNA's role in an organism - Answer-An inherited molecule that
provides recipes for proteins.
These, in turn, determine cell structure and function.
Scientific inquiry - Answer-Hypothesis
Experimental design
Data collection
Drawing conclusions
Biological macromolecules - Answer-Special molecules that
contain carbon atoms covalently bonded with hydrogen atoms.
WGU C190 INTRO TO BIOLOGY LATEST UPDATED
VERSION ACTUAL EXAM 300 COMPLETE REAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) |GUARANTEED PASS.
Living organisms are composed of 4 main categories of
molecules known as "the molecule of life". The 4 main
categories are: - Answer-Lipids, carbohydrates, proteins, and
nucleic acids.
Two main types of cells - Answer-Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
Cells of prokaryotes - Answer-Relatively small and simple; they
do not have any clearly defined compartments inside of them
Cells of eukaryotes - Answer-Include membrane-bound
organelles: compartments inside the cell that contain specific
groups of macromolecules and carry out specific cellular
functions.
One of these organelles is the nucleus; it encloses the DNA
within the cell.
Abiotic - Answer-Non-living matter
,Biotic - Answer-Living matter
Molecule - Answer-Chemical structure consisting of at least two
atoms held together by a chemical bond
Macromolecule - Answer-Biologically important molecules that
are technically polymers.
Polymers are made by combining smaller units called
monomers, which are simpler macromolecules.
Example of a macromolecule: Genetic molecule DNA that
contains the instructions for the development of all living
organisms.
Organism - Answer-Individual living entities that survive and
reproduce as a unit
Atom - Answer-A dense nucleus surrounded by electrons
Cell - Answer-Essentially a tiny droplet of water and other
molecules enclosed by a fluid "skin" or membrane.
,The cell is the smallest and simplest entity that possesses all the
characteristics of life.
Emergent properties - Answer-Characteristics of a system that
are not present in any of its component parts.
E.g. A car's parts disassembled are useless but, when assembled,
work together to perform a function
Microorganism - Answer-Single-celled life forms. E.g. Bacteria
and protests
Organelle - Answer-Compartments inside the cell that contain
specific groups of macromolecules and carry out specific
cellular functions. One of these organelles is the nucleus; it
encloses the DNA within the cell.
Life on Earth shares the following six of the criteria - Answer-*
Response to stimuli
* Cellular organization
* Growth and reproduction
* Transformation of energy and material (metabolism)
, * Multi-level organization
* Ability or tendency to evolve
Only some life forms eat others; producers such as plants do not.
Similarly, only animals (not all life forms) have a nervous
system.
Homeostasis - Answer-The ability or tendency of organisms and
cells to maintain stable internal conditions
DNA's role in an organism - Answer-An inherited molecule that
provides recipes for proteins.
These, in turn, determine cell structure and function.
Scientific inquiry - Answer-Hypothesis
Experimental design
Data collection
Drawing conclusions
Biological macromolecules - Answer-Special molecules that
contain carbon atoms covalently bonded with hydrogen atoms.
