<p>I put polio in surviving in government, but that's probably wrong... how good/bad do you guys think the curve will be? (and I too put bilateral symmetry) Oh and the yeast centriole one i left blank. What's the right answer there?</p>
<p>So far we have...
1) moss on tree - commentualism
2) mutualism
3) clown fish - mutualism
4) advantages of living in groups of gulls EXCEPT - increased resistance to disease
5) leading cause of death - malaria
6) cured with anitbiotics - strep throat
7) Surviving strains are located in government - Smallpox
8) pheromones are used to find a mate
9) grasshopper legs are attached to middle
10) grasshopper excretes through the posterior
11) grasshopper reproductive systems is located in the middle
12) flower question: purple, red, blue - incomplete dominance
13) rapid mobility - bilateral symmetry
14) centrioles found only in animal cells
15) plastids found only in plant cells
16) ribosomes found in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes</p>
<p>hey can i join the aim chat? what is it?</p>
<p>what is the one with the tobacco?</p>
<p>Hey guys, is the AIM chat still going on?
I only just got home... :)</p>
<p>1) Moss + tree - commentualism
2) Insect + tree - mutualism
3) Clown fish + anemone - mutualism
4) Advantages of living in groups of gulls EXCEPT - increased resistance to disease
5) Leading cause of death - malaria
6) Cured with anitbiotics - strep throat
7) Surviving strains are located in government - Smallpox
8) Pheromones are used to find a mate
9) Grasshopper legs are attached to middle
10) Grasshopper excretes through the posterior
11) grasshopper reproductive systems is located in the back
12) flower question: purple, red, blue - incomplete dominance
13) rapid mobility - bilateral symmetry
14) centrioles found only in animal cells
15) plastids found only in plant cells
16) ribosomes found in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes
17) Picture of bars in a rectangle - gel electrophoresis
18) Description of a macromolecule that breaks down others in the small intestine - came from colon
19) Diagram branching off at node 1 - separation by phylum
20) Not used by Mendel in his experiments - phylogeny
21) Does not help determine evolutionary relationships - radioactive dating
22) Caused by a protist - malaria</p>
<p>Question: what were the answers to the ones about the presence/absence of a centriole and the plasmid being inherited by daughter cells and the mutation involving proteins/hemophilia.</p>
<p>23) Hardy-Weinberg and constant ratios - random mating
24) Break up of Pangaea - continent distinctive species
25) determine if 2 populations are the same species - offspring that can reproduce
26) chordates are described by all of the following EXCEPT - (can't remember wrong answer)</p>
<p>What did you guys get for the protein purification ones?</p>
<p>The yeast inheritance answer was that centromere connects to the microtubule.</p>
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18) Description of a macromolecule that breaks down others in the small intestine - came from colon
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<p>Are you sure it was colon? I don't think the colon secretes any digestives enzymes. I put pancreas, since it secretes enzymes like trypsinogen and pancreatic lipase, which are secreted into the small intestine</p>
<p>for protein purification i put that it should be stored in a cool environment to prevent denaturing.</p>
<p>Does anyone know what the curve might be for this test?</p>
<p>I left about 6~7 blank (cause i had NO clue whatsoever) and probably got about 5 wrong. Over 700, possible?</p>
<p>bump .</p>
<p>can someone post a compiled list of questions and answers so far?</p>
<p>1) Moss + tree - commentualism
2) Insect + tree - mutualism
3) Clown fish + anemone - mutualism
4) Advantages of living in groups of gulls EXCEPT - increased resistance to disease
5) Leading cause of death - malaria
6) Cured with anitbiotics - strep throat
7) Surviving strains are located in government - Smallpox
8) Pheromones are used to find a mate
9) Grasshopper legs are attached to middle
10) Grasshopper excretes through the posterior
11) grasshopper reproductive systems is located in the back
12) flower question: purple, red, blue - incomplete dominance
13) rapid mobility - bilateral symmetry
14) centrioles found only in animal cells
15) plastids found only in plant cells
16) ribosomes found in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes
17) Picture of bars in a rectangle - gel electrophoresis
18) Description of a macromolecule that breaks down others in the small intestine - came from ? (Pancreas/colon?)
19) (ecology) Diagram branching off at node 1 - separation by phylum
20) Not used by Mendel in his experiments - phylogeny
21) Does not help determine evolutionary relationships - radioactive dating
22) Disease caused by a protist - malaria
23) Hardy-Weinberg and constant ratios - random mating
24) (ecology) Break up of Pangaea - continent distinctive species
25) (ecology) determine if 2 populations are the same species - offspring that can reproduce
26) chordates are described by all of the following EXCEPT - something about exoskeleton?
27) protein purification - cool environment for preventing denaturing
-below is what i put...not necessarily correct-
28) LH and FSH are directed towards the ovary
29) evidence of spindles show that nuclear envelope must be disassembled
30) diagram with the uterus/blood/lungs - estrogen
31) sickle-cell anemia - missing one protein
32) diagram of molecule with NH - amino acid
33) plants get oxygen receptor for photosynthesis through water
34) blood is circulated through the help of...EXCEPT - constricting veins?
35) these steps of respiration occurs in mitochondria EXCEPT - glycolysis
36) if 30% adenine/thymine then ____ % guanine/cytosine - 20
37) diagram with the red and black birds: something about why this variation in numbers occurs - competition?
38) one with adding up all the atoms in an equation - 72</p>
<p>Was the homologous chromosomes splitting apart at anaphase I or II in meiosis?</p>
<p>some more that i put down as answers...some i'm not sure of
39) this one molecule gives information for everything EXCEPT - position of atoms
40) sensory neurons - transmit impulses from receptor?
41) there was this one question about a fruit fly and oxidative fermentation
42) anitbiotics are used to - stop growth of infection
43) advantage of amniotic egg - protection against harsh environment..keeping moisture something along that line
44) if there are 18 chromosomes in a gamete then there are 36 chromosomes in a diploid cell
44) stage when homologous chomosomes separate - Anaphase 1
45) if a father is O positive then the child is O positive?
46) advantage of sexual reproduction - ability to withstand changing environments
47) something about what applies to the individual instead of the population - phenotype</p>
<p>That test was harder than I expected. I didn't like the grasshopper. I got all 3 wrong :-(.</p>
<p>I got what most ppl got on here; I skipped like 5 questions overall :-(.</p>
<p>@dustbowl: For 43 I got something about like terrestial land and dehydration.</p>
<p>I got pancreas for that question with protein digestion.</p>
<p>This was on the molecular section:
48) The bacteria experiment conclusion why dish 5 had no anitbiotic action - E. coli resistant to the anitbiotics? =\
49) the control dish - A
Reg E/M:
50) flower question dealing with reproduction...EXCEPT - something about the ovule doing something weird for a flower
51) when we consume the DNA of other things, we break down the DNA and use the nucleotides to build our own DNA
52) heredity question with the brown/black short tail/long tail - due to independent assortment?
53) plants rely mostly on.. EXCEPT - anaerobic respiration
54) the following water properties aid transpiration EXCEPT - water is the solvent of life
I hate except questions. There were TOO many</p>
<p>No the blood question should be laying down...that would stop the flow to the blood...PANCREAS!!! Does the prokaryote question DO aerobic repsiration (beginning life?)</p>
<p>45) if a father is O positive then the child is O positive?</p>
<p>can't be it's ii</p>
<p>it asked for the child could be all EXCEPT</p>
<p>AB.</p>
<p>Btw this test was like a similar replica of June 2004 SATII Biology
Check it out here: <a href="http://www.collegeconfidential.com/cgi-bin/discus/show.cgi?69/7078%5B/url%5D">http://www.collegeconfidential.com/cgi-bin/discus/show.cgi?69/7078</a></p>
<p>50) flower question dealing with reproduction...EXCEPT - something about the ovule doing something weird for a flower</p>
<p>It was Ovules are transfered from flower to flower, which is wrong since Pollen Grains (male gametophytes) are being transfered.</p>