Walden University - BIOL 1001 Week 1 Exam, Latest Guide 2019

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BIOL-1001 Exam - Week 1 Question 1 Deductive reasoning is used to make based on a hypothesis. Question 2 Which of the following is NOT a macromolecule? Question 3 A scientific... hypothesis has all the following features EXCEPT that it is: Question 4 The antibiotic streptomycin prevents protein synthesis in prokaryotes. Which cell component is the most likely target of this antibiotic? Question 5 In general, the net movement of small, uncharged atoms and molecules through the membrane of a cell will occur until: Question 6 Mitochondria convert food energy into a high-energy molecule that is directly usable by the cell. This high energy molecule is called: Question 7 According to the theory of evolution, which states that all life forms on Earth arose from a common ancestor, all living organisms: Correct Answer: a. Share a common organic chemistry Question 8 Which organelle performs cellular respiration? Question 9 Match each term in column 1 with the most closely related items in column 2. Question Correct Match Question 10 Scientists call evolution a theory for the following reason: Question 11 Choose the false statement. Question 12 Match each term in column 1 with its definition in column 2. Question Correct Match Question 13 The of an organism is defined as all the chemical processes that occur in the cells of that organism. Question 14 Match each term in column 1 with its description in column 2. Question Correct Match Question 15 Which of the following are thought to have evolved from prokaryotic life via endosymbiosis? Question 16 Match each organelle in column 1 with its description in column 2. Question Correct Match Question 17 What kind of molecule forms a bilayer that is the basis for all cellular membranes? Question 18 All the following are signs that a website may not contain reliable scientific information EXCEPT: Question 19 What kind of bond holds two water molecules to each other? Question 20 Water can enter cells via either passive transport or: [Show More]

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