what percentage of sperm and egg bearing couple become pregnant within the first 3 month?
pregnancy test at the store test for presence of ?(check all that apply)
A. HCG
B. Human baby
C. chemical difference between gestational parent and baby
D. Progesterone level
E. Estrogen level
what percentage of sperm and egg bearing couple become pregnant within the first 3 month?
pregnancy test at the store test for presence of ?(check all that apply)
A. HCG
B. Human baby
C. chemical difference between gestational parent and baby
D. Progesterone level
E. Estrogen level
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QUESTION 1
Student A carried out an experiment to test for the presence of protein in skim milk. He used a chemical indicator called Biuret reagent which turns purple in the presence of proteins (the reagent is blue). He also identified egg white as an example of a solution containing protein and verified that egg white does cause the Biuret reagent to turn purple. For his milk experiment, Student A added the following items to a test tube and heated it for 3 minutes: 1 mL skim milk, 1 mL distilled water, 0.5 mL of egg white, 0.5 mL Biuret reagent. The solution turned purple and the student concluded that the milk contained protein.
What is the function of the egg white?
| it is the negative control | ||
| it is the experimental group | ||
| egg white serves no purpose in this experiment | ||
| it is a positive control |
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QUESTION 2
You've just read a research project titled: "The activity of alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme is affected by pH."
What is the control?
| A. | pH = 1 | |
| B. | temperature | |
| C. | zero pH | |
| D. | the type of alcohol used | |
| E. | neutral pH |
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QUESTION 3
You've just read a research project titled: "Prolonged cell phone use causes brain tumors."
What is the dependent variable?
| A. | number of patients with brain tumors | |
| B. | medical history of these patients | |
| C. | length of cell phone use | |
| D. | age of patients | |
| E. | type of cell phone used |
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QUESTION 4
Which of the following would be standardized variables in the "pine trees on hillsides" study? Mark all that apply.
| elevation above sea level | ||
| same lattitude | ||
| counting trees at the same time of year | ||
| similar climate | ||
| angle of the hill slope | ||
| same size area | ||
| same history of logging activity (environmental succession) |
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QUESTION 5
Which of the following would be standardized variables in the "cell phones cause brain tumors" experiment? Mark all that apply.
| same history of phone use in each group | ||
| same age distribution in each group | ||
| similar medical backgrounds and family histories | ||
| same number of males and females in each group | ||
| same type of phone | ||
| same amount of time on the phone | ||
| holding phone at the same distance and on the same side of the head |
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QUESTION 6
Student A carried out an experiment to test for the presence of protein in skim milk. He used a chemical indicator called Biuret reagent which turns purple in the presence of proteins (the reagent is blue). He also identified egg white as an example of a solution containing protein and verified that egg white does cause the Biuret reagent to turn purple. For his milk experiment, Student A added the following items to a test tube and heated it for 3 minutes: 1 mL skim milk, 1 mL distilled water, 0.5 mL of egg white, 0.5 mL Biuret reagent. The solution turned purple and the student concluded that the milk contained protein.
What is wrong with this experiment? (select the single best answer)
| Student A should not have heated the samples. | ||
| Student A should not have added the distilled water. | ||
| Student A should have used a different test that gives quantitative data. | ||
| Student A combined the milk with a substance known to contain protein in a single tube. |
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QUESTION 7
You've just read a research project titled: "Pine trees are more numerous on hillsides."
What is the independent variable?
| A. | logging activity | |
| B. | number of pine trees | |
| C. | slope of the land | |
| D. | size of geographic area | |
| E. | average rainfall |
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QUESTION 8
You've just read a research project titled: "Prolonged cell phone use causes brain tumors."
What is the independent variable?
| A. | medical history of these patients | |
| B. | age of patients | |
| C. | length of cell phone use | |
| D. | number of patients with brain tumors | |
| E. | type of cell phone used |
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QUESTION 9
You've just read a research project titled: "The activity of alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme is affected by pH."
What is the dependent variable?
| A. | pH | |
| B. | enzyme activity | |
| C. | substrate concentration | |
| D. | enzyme concentration | |
| E. | temperature |
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QUESTION 10
You've just read a research project titled: "Pine trees are more numerous on hillsides."
What was used as a control?
| A. | average rainfall | |
| B. | lowland flat environment | |
| C. | number of pine trees | |
| D. | area at a different lattitude | |
| E. | logging activity |
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QUESTION 11
You've just read a research project titled: "The activity of alcohol dehydrogenase enzyme is affected by pH."
What is the independent variable?
| A. | pH | |
| B. | substrate concentration | |
| C. | enzyme activity | |
| D. | enzyme concentration | |
| E. | temperature |
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QUESTION 12
You've just read a research project titled: "Pine trees are more numerous on hillsides."
What is the dependent variable?
| A. | average rainfall | |
| B. | size of geographic area | |
| C. | number of pine trees | |
| D. | logging activity | |
| E. | environment and elevation |
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QUESTION 13
Which of the following would be standardized variables in the "alcohol dehydrogenase" study? Mark all that apply.
| type of alcohol used | ||
| type of container used (beaker, flask, or plastic cup) | ||
| pH | ||
| substrate concentration | ||
| temperature | ||
| enzyme concentration | ||
| amount of time to react |
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QUESTION 14
Student A carried out an experiment to test for the presence of protein in skim milk. He used a chemical indicator called Biuret reagent which turns purple in the presence of proteins (the reagent is blue). He also identified egg white as an example of a solution containing protein and verified that egg white does cause the Biuret reagent to turn purple. For his milk experiment, Student A added the following items to a test tube and heated it for 3 minutes: 1 mL skim milk, 1 mL distilled water, 0.5 mL of egg white, 0.5 mL Biuret reagent. The solution turned purple and the student concluded that the milk contained protein.
What should Student A use as a negative control for this experiment?
| 1 mL distilled water + 0.5 mL Biuret reagent | ||
| 1 mL skim milk + Biuret reagent | ||
| 1 mL Biuret reagent + 1 mL distilled water + 1 mL skim milk | ||
| 1 mL egg white + Biuret reagent |
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QUESTION 15
You've just read a research project titled: "Prolonged cell phone use causes brain tumors."
What would be an appropriate control in this experiment?
| A. | a group of patients limited to a small number of short-duration calls per day | |
| B. | patients with a family history of cancer | |
| C. | patients that are the same age | |
| D. | a group of patients that already have brain tumors |
