BSC 101 EXAM 1 NEWEST WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS//GRADED A+//VERIFIED// SOLVED 100%
CORRECT!!
community analysis and feedback - ----Answers---
ensures the accuracy of scientific information, feedback
and peer review, coming up with new questions/ideas,
discussion with colleagues
the structure of scientific arguments - ----Answers---
hypothesis/theory--->expected results/observations =
or /= actual results/observations
culture of science - ----Answers---- ideas are
subjected to scrutiny
-honesty and integrity in reporting findings
-attribution: giving credit where it belongs
-ethics
benefits and outcomes - ----Answers---develop new
technology, build knowledge, address societal issues,
inform policy*, satisfy curiosity, solve everyday
problems
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,prediction - ----Answers---what someone thinks will
happen
what properties of life do all living things share? (7) - --
--Answers---1. have organized structures made up of
at least one cell
2. respond to stimuli
3. reproduce
4. evolve through adaptation by natural selection
5. grow and develop
6. maintain homeostasis
7. process energy
biology - ----Answers---the study of life
organism - ----Answers---an individual made up of
cells
species - ----Answers---group of organisms that are
capable of interbreeding and producing viable, fertile
offspring
population - ----Answers---group of individuals with
the same species all living in the same place
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, biological organization levels - ----Answers---1.
domain (dear)
2. kingdom (king)
3. phylum (phillip)
4. class (came)
5. order (over)
6. family (for)
7. genius (good)
8. species (spaghetti)
hierarchical classification system (3 domains of life) - -
---Answers---bacteria, archaea, eukarya
eukarya - ----Answers---contains organisms that
have cells with nuclei
archaea (prokaryote) - ----Answers---single-celled
organisms without nuclei and include many
extremophiles (organisms that like to live in extreme
conditions), harsh environments such as hot springs
bacteria (prokaryote) - ----Answers---no nuclei,
single-celled organisms
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AND ANSWERS//GRADED A+//VERIFIED// SOLVED 100%
CORRECT!!
community analysis and feedback - ----Answers---
ensures the accuracy of scientific information, feedback
and peer review, coming up with new questions/ideas,
discussion with colleagues
the structure of scientific arguments - ----Answers---
hypothesis/theory--->expected results/observations =
or /= actual results/observations
culture of science - ----Answers---- ideas are
subjected to scrutiny
-honesty and integrity in reporting findings
-attribution: giving credit where it belongs
-ethics
benefits and outcomes - ----Answers---develop new
technology, build knowledge, address societal issues,
inform policy*, satisfy curiosity, solve everyday
problems
Page 1 of 18
,prediction - ----Answers---what someone thinks will
happen
what properties of life do all living things share? (7) - --
--Answers---1. have organized structures made up of
at least one cell
2. respond to stimuli
3. reproduce
4. evolve through adaptation by natural selection
5. grow and develop
6. maintain homeostasis
7. process energy
biology - ----Answers---the study of life
organism - ----Answers---an individual made up of
cells
species - ----Answers---group of organisms that are
capable of interbreeding and producing viable, fertile
offspring
population - ----Answers---group of individuals with
the same species all living in the same place
Page 2 of 18
, biological organization levels - ----Answers---1.
domain (dear)
2. kingdom (king)
3. phylum (phillip)
4. class (came)
5. order (over)
6. family (for)
7. genius (good)
8. species (spaghetti)
hierarchical classification system (3 domains of life) - -
---Answers---bacteria, archaea, eukarya
eukarya - ----Answers---contains organisms that
have cells with nuclei
archaea (prokaryote) - ----Answers---single-celled
organisms without nuclei and include many
extremophiles (organisms that like to live in extreme
conditions), harsh environments such as hot springs
bacteria (prokaryote) - ----Answers---no nuclei,
single-celled organisms
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