<p>thought I would make a quick compilation of answers to today’s Biology-M test…</p>
<li>xylem: water and nutrients</li>
<li>phloem: organic nutrients</li>
<li>gas exchange in frogs: lungs</li>
<li>filtering in humans: kidney</li>
<li>absorption of nutrients: intestine</li>
<li>commensalism: barnalces on whale</li>
<li>parasite: tapeworm</li>
<li>parasite: plant that depletes other plant of nutrients</li>
<li>insects can see uv rays</li>
<li>not loweing body temp: flapping ears</li>
<li>not homeostasis: secondary sex characteristics</li>
<li>diagram with circle around A and P site for translation: Ribosome</li>
<li>same daigram inside nucleus with strand: mRNA</li>
<li>intermediate product during respiration: pyruvate</li>
<li>glucose moves thorugh diffusion outside bag</li>
<li>smaller moleculars move through bag easily, larger don’t</li>
<li>fever: one with most white blood cells</li>
<li>least effective in immunity: one with least white blood cells</li>
<li>one with least oxygen transporation: one with least red blood cells</li>
<li>one with problems in body: picture with sickle celled red blood cells</li>
<li>foreleg of dog and flipper of whale homologous</li>
<li>black bears, squirrels, etc: temp decidious forest</li>
<li>mice increases because: more food for mice and because prior snake pop. decreased.</li>
<li>snakes decreased because mice decreased</li>
<li>stanley miller experiment didn’t have oxygen</li>
<li>chromatid seperation in the gamete/parent diagram</li>
<li>4 chromosomes in drosophilia gamete</li>
<li>mitotic cell division diagram, the answer with two cells exactly the same</li>
<li>menstrual cycle: endometrium sheds off </li>
<li>incomplete dominance for lavender petal color</li>
<li>tight petal arrangement is homozygous</li>
<li>parent 1 and parent 2 were hetrozygous for ablinism</li>
<li>another question on the pedigree</li>
<li>and another question on pedigree</li>
<li>phenotypic dominant ratio for hetreozygote parents: 75%</li>
<li>resource for one animal is hogged and not aviable to another organism: interspecific competition</li>
<li>chimpanzees and humans have common ancestory because of similar genes</li>
<li>heterotrophic with chitinous cell wall: mushroom (fungus)</li>
<li>prokaryotic with peptioglycon wall: bacteria</li>
<li>multicellular with cellulose wall: plant/kingdome plantae</li>
<li>structures in both plant and animal cells: golgi apparatus and mitochondria (centrioles aren’t in plants)</li>
<li>bacteria that make NO3- into N2: N2 goes to atmosphere</li>
<li>half of maximum growth for pineable: 4.0 and 5.7</li>
<li>most wide pHs: banana</li>
<li>neutral pH: peach</li>
<li>ovary turns into fleshy part of peach or fruit</li>
<li>reason feathery things on dandelions etc: seed dispersal</li>
<li>which tissue has most chloroplasts: mesophyll</li>
<li>polymer: protein</li>
<li>all sugars have carbon hydrogen and oxygen</li>
<li>regular human habits: 60-80 beats per minute and 98.6 Degrees (not 180 blood rate)</li>
<li>one phosphate, one sugar, and one base = nucleotide</li>
<li>specific to only retroviruses: reverse transcriptase</li>
<li>ADP + P = ATP in oxidation of glucose</li>
<li>enzymes job: alter rate of reaction</li>
<li>question on functions of water except, one possible answer was cohesion in plant transport</li>
<li>phospholipid bylayer membrane diagram: head pointing up and anothe head pointing down with tails touching in middle</li>
<li>diagram with translation: all those amino acids joined together made a protein polypeptide</li>
<li>hawaiin islands question: lots of different plant species on island was not a contributer to conclusion</li>
<li>Energy is lost in food chain as you take steps</li>
<li>Things that dont have membrane bound organlles (from chart): bacteria</li>
</ol>
<p>That’s basically what I could remember from the Biology-M test that I took today, I left none blank. Some of my answers may be wrong as I am not perfect =). Anyways, hopefully this is a start for compiling answers, anyone else feel free to add questions.</p>
<ol>
<li>gas exchange in frogs: lungs (I think this one is skin)</li>
<li>parasite: plant that depletes other plant of nutrients (don't rember this, but i thought one plant gave the other one air, while the other gave the other one nutrients)</li>
<li>insects can see uv rays (where was this one? in M section?)</li>
<li><p>not loweing body temp: flapping ears (flapping ears does lower body temp, i think moving viguriously was the correct answer)</p></li>
<li><p>foreleg of dog and flipper of whale homologous (not sure on this, but i guessed as well)</p></li>
<li><p>chromatid seperation in the gamete/parent diagram (think this was crossing over, when chromatids forming tetrads)</p></li>
<li><p>polymer: protein (this question makes no sense, because lipids and protiens are both polymers.. other choices, Glucose - no, Nucleotide - ?, Amnio Acid - ?) I left it blank</p></li>
</ol>
<p>Add:
albanism - chance of offspiring being albino = 1/4</p>
<p>-all proteins are polymers because they are made of many amino acids</p>
<p>-flapping ears creates heat, its like when you are outside in the cold shivering or rubbing your hands together to create heat</p>
<p>-the plant question specifically said it depeltes the other plant of nutrients, nothign about air, it was parasitism</p>
<p>-gas exchange adapted in frogs not found in snakes: you may be right about this one</p>
<p>-chromatid separation: you may be right about this one too, not sure</p>
<p>-insects can see uv, i believe it was in the molecular section, not sure</p>
<p>anyone have a rough idea of which curve suites this test (real sat ii bio curve which is very generous, sparknotes curve which is reasonable, or kaplan etc etc)..?</p>
<p>New List:
1. xylem: water and nutrients
2. phloem: organic nutrients
3. gas exchange in frogs: lungs
4. filtering in humans: kidney
5. absorption of nutrients: intestine
6. commensalism: barnalces on whale
7. parasite: tapeworm
8. parasite: plant that depletes other plant of nutrients (may be wrong)
9. insects can see uv rays
10. not loweing body temp: flapping ears (may be wrong)
11. not homeostasis: secondary sex characteristics
12. diagram with circle around A and P site for translation: Ribosome
13. same daigram inside nucleus with strand: mRNA
14. intermediate product during respiration: pyruvate
15. glucose moves thorugh diffusion outside bag
16. smaller moleculars move through bag easily, larger don't
17. fever: one with most white blood cells
18. least effective in immunity: one with least white blood cells
19. one with least oxygen transporation: one with least red blood cells
20. one with problems in body: picture with sickle celled red blood cells
21. foreleg of dog and flipper of whale homologous (may be wrong)
22. black bears, squirrels, etc: temp decidious forest
23. mice increases because: more food for mice and because prior snake pop. decreased.
24. snakes decreased because mice decreased
25. stanley miller experiment didn't have oxygen
26. chromatid seperation in the gamete/parent diagram (may be wrong)
27. 4 chromosomes in drosophilia gamete
28. mitotic cell division diagram, the answer with two cells exactly the same
29. menstrual cycle: endometrium sheds off
30. incomplete dominance for lavender petal color
31. tight petal arrangement is homozygous
32. parent 1 and parent 2 were hetrozygous for ablinism
33. another question on the pedigree
34. and another question on pedigree
35. phenotypic dominant ratio for hetreozygote parents: 75%
36. resource for one animal is hogged and not aviable to another organism: interspecific competition
37. chimpanzees and humans have common ancestory because of similar genes
38. heterotrophic with chitinous cell wall: mushroom (fungus)
39. prokaryotic with peptioglycon wall: bacteria
40. multicellular with cellulose wall: plant/kingdome plantae
41. structures in both plant and animal cells: golgi apparatus and mitochondria (centrioles aren't in plants)
42. bacteria that make NO3- into N2: N2 goes to atmosphere
43. half of maximum growth for pineable: 4.0 and 5.7
44. most wide pHs: banana
45. neutral pH: peach
46. ovary turns into fleshy part of peach or fruit
47. reason feathery things on dandelions etc: seed dispersal
48. which tissue has most chloroplasts: mesophyll
49. polymer: protein
50. all sugars have carbon hydrogen and oxygen
51. regular human habits: 60-80 beats per minute and 98.6 Degrees (not 180 blood rate)
52. one phosphate, one sugar, and one base = nucleotide
53. specific to only retroviruses: reverse transcriptase
54. ADP + P = ATP in oxidation of glucose
55. enzymes job: alter rate of reaction
56. question on functions of water except, one possible answer was cohesion in plant transport
57. phospholipid bylayer membrane diagram: head pointing up and anothe head pointing down with tails touching in middle
58. diagram with translation: all those amino acids joined together made a protein polypeptide
59. hawaiin islands question: lots of different plant species on island was not a contributer to conclusion
60. Energy is lost in food chain as you take steps
61. Things that dont have membrane bound organlles (from chart): bacteria
62. Gastrula of Frog Nucleus bla bla: nucleus contains dna to make egg larvae fertilize if taken out (may be wrong)
63. Percent of ablinism: 25%</p>
<p>r u sure that insects can see uv radiation. i said so too, but now im having second thoughts. and the heart one i said so too. Also what did u say for the weird grastual frog question?</p>
<p>Because your body produces more white blood cells when there is a pathogen/infection/disease/illness in your body (fever). Also, I'm positive insects can see uv radiation.</p>
<p>excersizing vigorously leads to lots of sweat in your body which evaporates and therefore you cool down. Glucose is the primary source of energy (this question will be added on the list when more are found)</p>
<p>last time I checked, exercising vigorously results in an elevated heart rate and body temperature...this is the immediate effect. Sweating comes after, but your overall temperature can actually rise into a "fever" range during intense periods of physical stress.
--I think flapping ears actually makes sense because it increases the surface area to which body parts are exposed to and therefore allows animals to cool down--</p>
<p>I think that flapping of the ears DOES cool you down, and though exercizing produces sweat which cools you down, it ultimately heats you up, which is what causes you to produce the sweat. Ultimately moving vigorously most definitely heats you up....</p>
<p>about the prmary source of energy r u sure that it is carbs and not lipids, because I know that carbs are a scource of energy, but don't lipids hold more energy in the long run? Ah this test is so damn random</p>
<p>OMG, I feel SO much better. xindianx, I have most of the same answers as you. I think the lung vs. skin one was wrong though, I made the same mistake. Also, for anyone who was wondering, this is the approximate score conversion:
Raw Score of:
80 to 75=800
74 to 72=780
71 or 70=770
69 or 68=760
67 or 66=750
65 or 64=740
63=730
62=720
61 or 60=710
59 or 58=700
57 or 56=690
55 or 54=680
53=670
52 or 51=660
50 or 49=650
Hopefully, no one got much lower than that- if you think you did, PM me, I have the full list.</p>
<p>how accurate is this.. wow thats a greatt curve - i thot id flunk cuz i ran out of time to do like the last 6-8 wooohoo thrs still hope as i dont think i got many other one's wrong</p>