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BIO 101 LAB TEST 1 EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Describe the characteristics of science. - ANS Event is observable, observations are repeatable, Neural phenomena, Testable hypothesis, Predictable, Tentative. Why is Science considered a unified endeavor? - ANS Science is universal and happens everywhere all the time. Compare and contrast science and technology. - ANS Science studies the natural world while technology uses science in order to change the natural world. Technology needs science in order to function. What did Sir Isaac Newton mean when he stated, "If I have seen a little further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants"? - ANS Science is passed down throughout time and allows scientists to build off of their predecessors. Defend the statement "Process skills are considered life skills." - ANS The process skills can be very applicable to everyday life in order to get the best results. Why must all three aspects of science be addressed in a successful science education program? - ANS Because all of the aspects work as a protocol in order to obtain the best results. Relate the classical scientific method to the process skills of science. - ANS You must observe, make a hypothesis, carry out the experiment in order to compare it to the hypothesis. What can be done to improve scientific attitudes and education in our nation? - ANS By making the classes interesting for students and to have them value the importance of science. 2 | P a g e C o p y r i g h t © 2 0 2 5 T H E B R I G H T A L L R I G H T S R E S E R V E D Describe several characteristics of a well-designed experiment. - ANS That it follows the scientific method and that it has a good control as well as a dependent and independent variable. In an experiment designed to test the effects of outboard motor oil on the growth of algae, identify the control, the independent variable, and the dependent variables. Construct a simple hypothesis. - ANS Control-No oil Independent variable- Motor Oil Dependent Variable- Algae Growth Hypothesis- The motor oil will stunt algae growth. The term "theory" is often used in everyday life, yet the scientific method involves the formulation of hypothesis. Describe how the term theory is misused in everyday life. - ANS People act as though a "theory" has no scientfic basis while in fact it has been tested and is backed by facts through research. Why is there no room for superstition and mysticism in science? - ANS There is too much unknown. Scientists cannot add that to the equation. Why is a fundamental knowledge of biology necessary for everyone? - ANS In order to understand how life operates and to be able to improve our lives based on that knowledge. Chapter 2 - ANS Compare and contrast an acid and a base, and provide an example of each. - ANS Acid- Sour, Low on pH scale, Turns litmus paper red. Example: HCl Base- Bitter, High on pH scale, Turns litmus paper Blue. Example: KOH Describe the organiz

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BIO 101 LAB TEST 1 EXAM 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


Describe the characteristics of science. - ANS Event is observable, observations are
repeatable, Neural phenomena, Testable hypothesis, Predictable, Tentative.


Why is Science considered a unified endeavor? - ANS Science is universal and happens
everywhere all the time.


Compare and contrast science and technology. - ANS Science studies the natural world while
technology uses science in order to change the natural world. Technology needs science in
order to function.


What did Sir Isaac Newton mean when he stated, "If I have seen a little further, it is by standing
on the shoulders of giants"? - ANS Science is passed down throughout time and allows
scientists to build off of their predecessors.


Defend the statement "Process skills are considered life skills." - ANS The process skills can
be very applicable to everyday life in order to get the best results.


Why must all three aspects of science be addressed in a successful science education program?
- ANS Because all of the aspects work as a protocol in order to obtain the best results.


Relate the classical scientific method to the process skills of science. - ANS You must observe,
make a hypothesis, carry out the experiment in order to compare it to the hypothesis.


What can be done to improve scientific attitudes and education in our nation? - ANS By
making the classes interesting for students and to have them value the importance of science.
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, Describe several characteristics of a well-designed experiment. - ANS That it follows the
scientific method and that it has a good control as well as a dependent and independent
variable.


In an experiment designed to test the effects of outboard motor oil on the growth of algae,
identify the control, the independent variable, and the dependent variables. Construct a simple
hypothesis. - ANS Control-No oil
Independent variable- Motor Oil
Dependent Variable- Algae Growth
Hypothesis- The motor oil will stunt algae growth.


The term "theory" is often used in everyday life, yet the scientific method involves the
formulation of hypothesis. Describe how the term theory is misused in everyday life. -
ANS People act as though a "theory" has no scientfic basis while in fact it has been tested
and is backed by facts through research.


Why is there no room for superstition and mysticism in science? - ANS There is too much
unknown. Scientists cannot add that to the equation.


Why is a fundamental knowledge of biology necessary for everyone? - ANS In order to
understand how life operates and to be able to improve our lives based on that knowledge.


Chapter 2 - ANS


Compare and contrast an acid and a base, and provide an example of each. - ANS Acid- Sour,
Low on pH scale, Turns litmus paper red. Example: HCl
Base- Bitter, High on pH scale, Turns litmus paper Blue. Example: KOH


Describe the organization of a pH scale. - ANS Acid is from 1-7. Base is from 8-14.



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