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1.What four structures do all cells have? - ANSWER cell membrane , ribosomes , genetic material , cytoplasm 2.How does a prokaryotic cell differ from a eukaryotic cell? - ANSWER Eukaryotic cells contain membrane-bound organelles, prokaryotic cells do not 3. is the cytoskeleton made of? - ANSWER proteins 4. What is the order of taxonomy? - ANSWER Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species 5. What are the characteristics of life? - ANSWER organization, energy processing, growth and development, evolutionary adaptation, regulation, reproduction, response to stumulus 6. What are the three domains? - ANSWER Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya 7. When does a hypothesis become a theory? - ANSWER when there is consistency in experiments and data 8.Where do hydrogen bonds form? - ANSWER between slightly positive hydrogen atom and slightly negative atom of a nearby polar covalent molecule 9. Do hydrogen bonds form between two different types of molecules, or do they have to be the same type of molecule? - ANSWER both 10.What do ionic bonds form? - ANSWER ions

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BIO 171 UH MANOA EXAM 2; QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
100% SOLVED


1.What four structures do all cells have? - ANSWER cell membrane , ribosomes ,
genetic material , cytoplasm


2.How does a prokaryotic cell differ from a eukaryotic cell? - ANSWER Eukaryotic
cells contain membrane-bound organelles, prokaryotic cells do not


3. is the cytoskeleton made of? - ANSWER proteins


4. What is the order of taxonomy? - ANSWER Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class,
Order, Family, Genus, Species


5. What are the characteristics of life? - ANSWER organization, energy processing,
growth and development, evolutionary adaptation, regulation, reproduction,
response to stumulus


6. What are the three domains? - ANSWER Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya


7. When does a hypothesis become a theory? - ANSWER when there is
consistency in experiments and data


8.Where do hydrogen bonds form? - ANSWER between slightly positive hydrogen
atom and slightly negative atom of a nearby polar covalent molecule

,9. Do hydrogen bonds form between two different types of molecules, or do they
have to be the same type of molecule? - ANSWER both


10.What do ionic bonds form? - ANSWER ions


11. What is an ionic bond? - ANSWER A chemical bond that's formed when an
atom transfers an electron to another Atom


12. What is a covalent bond? - ANSWER when two atoms share electrons


13. What types of covalent bonds are there? - ANSWER nonpolar and polar


14. What is a nonpolar covalent bond? - ANSWER electrons are shared equally (ex
H2)


15. What is a polar covalent bond? - ANSWER unequal sharing of electrons (ex
H2O)


16. In a polar covalent bond, which atom will have a negative charge? - ANSWER
The one that carries the shared electron more of the time


17. What are the emergent properties of water? - ANSWER cohesive behavior,
ability to moderate temperature, expansion upon freezing (lower density as solid
than liquid), versatility as a solvent


18. Where are emergent properties of water found? - ANSWER In a collection of
water molecules, not just an individual water molecule

,19.Why are water molecules cohesive and adhesive? - ANSWER because they're
polar


20.What is cohesion? - ANSWER Attraction between molecules of the same
substance


21.What is adhesion? - ANSWER An attraction between molecules of different
substances


22.What does cohesion cause? - ANSWER surface tension


23. What is the specific heat of water? - ANSWER The amount of energy it takes to
increase 1 g of a substance by 1 °C


24. What has lower density cold water or warm water? - ANSWER warm water


25. Hydrophilic - ANSWER water loving, dissolves in water


26. Hydrophobic - ANSWER water fearing, does not dissolve in water


27. What are acids? - ANSWER Hydrogen donors, have low pH


28. What are bases? - ANSWER H+(Proton) Acceptors, produce OH-ion, high pH

, 29. Buffer - ANSWER compound that prevents sharp, sudden changes in pH by
accepting OH and H ions


30. organic chemistry - ANSWER the study of all chemicals containing carbon


31. Why is carbon so important? - ANSWER 4 valence electrons means carbon can
form lots of bonds, and a large variety of complex molecules


32. structural isomers - ANSWER Differ in the physical arrangement of the atoms


33. geometric isomers - ANSWER have the same covalent arrangements but differ
in spatial arrangements (cis and trans)


34.Enatiomers - ANSWER Differ in the arrangement of atoms around an
asymmetric carbon
The molecules are mirror images of each other (left/right hand)


35. Where are the same compounds found on a cis version? - ANSWER same side


Where are the same compounds found on a trans version? - ANSWER opposite
sides


Which function group behaves as a base? - ANSWER amimines


What type of biological macromolecules
are steroids? - ANSWER lipids

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