What are the steps of the Scientific Method? Select the one that is listed in the correct order:
ask questions, establish an experiment, collect data, form an hypothesis, draw a conclusion, make a prediction, and make an observation
make an observation, ask questions, form an hypothesis, establish an experiment, collect data, draw a conclusion, make a prediction
make a prediction, draw a conclusion, collect data, establish an experiment, form an hypothesis, ask Questions, and make an observation
establish an experiment, collect data, make an observation, ask questions, draw a conclusion, form a hypothesis, and make a prediction
Consider an energy pyramid that has four trophic levels, as shown in the figure below. What is the correct ordering of the four organisms pictured from the lowest trophic level to the top trophic level?
order W
order X
order Y
order Z
Which term below best describes the paramecium shown below?
unicellular
multicellular
non-cellular
bi-cellular
Which of the following statements is NOT true?
In plants, the products of photosynthesis are used as reactants in respiration, and the products of respiration are used to fuel photosynthesis
Plants carrying out photosynthesis provide a source of oxygen for animals, and respiration provides a source of carbon dioxide for plants
Photosynthesis and respiration convert energy from one form to another
Plant and animal cells perform both respiration and photosynthesis
Which of the following statements accurately describes the difference between the way bacteria cause disease and the way that viruses cause disease?
Both bacteria and viruses use host cells to reproduce, but viruses kill the host cell immediately, while bacteria maintain life within the host cell indefinitely
Bacteria only cause disease by entering the body through the bloodstream and infecting a host cell, and viruses only cause disease by entering the body through air passages and infecting a host cell.
Bacteria cause disease by incorporating their DNA into the host’s DNA, and viruses cause disease by incorporating their RNA in the host’s RNA.
Bacteria are living cells that grow and reproduce in the body and produce toxins or damage tissues they grow in. Viruses use host cells to reproduce, and these host cells usually die when newly produced virus particles are released.