生物
细胞生物学、遗传学、生态学与生命科学基础。
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____ theory accounts for information presented throughout life as it re…
Epigenetic
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first continental congress what city did these 56 men of privilege meet…
1. Philadelphia 2. Research historical records for specific delegates and roles 3. To discuss a unified response to the Intolerable Acts; Boston Tea Party 4. Economic boycotts, di…
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key delegates to the first continental congress (1774) read over john a…
1. G. Future President; strong supporter of independence, and the best lawyer in the colonies 2. E. Revolutionary leader, organizer of the Sons of Liberty 3. C. Wealthy patriot, l…
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type your response in the box. jacob is required to use primary sources…
The book is considered a primary source because it contains photocopies of original hand - written letters by Thomas Jefferson from 1787 about the US Constitution, providing first…
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already got it—which might, of course, make us react badly to new laws,…
The example of speed - limits is used. It supports the claim that in a democratic society, we give up some liberty for the public good as laws are made for the majority and not fo…
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reading selection: \give me liberty or give me death\ patrick henry was…
Passionate and persuasive
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18. based on experiments done with animals, which of the following stat…
1. C. Positive experiences or an enriched environment can spur brain development. 2. C. touch 3. A. Rub the infant's back
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click on the article link and use the passage to answer the following q…
1. Catch fish off the coast of Florida 2. Snip small piece of fin for DNA analysis 3. Tag some fish with acoustic transmitters 4. Analyze DNA for inbreeding and parthenogenesis 5.…
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which of the following is a locomotor reflex? select one: a. blinking b…
1. B. Walking 2. B. plasticity
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the main idea tells us what the is about. example: the following passag…
1. passage; press; opinions 2. time; place 3. free; independent
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which of the following brain - structures has its major growth period b…
1. a. Brain stem 2. c. during the first year of life 3. b. develops from a long hollow tube into a spherical mass of cells
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temperament involves: a genetic predisposition in emotions, activity, a…
a genetic predisposition in emotions, activity, and self - regulation.
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evaluating viewpoints viewpoints are ways of or about something. readin…
Viewpoints are ways of thinking or feeling about something. Reading the text isn't enough to understand the writer's viewpoint. Analyze the text's main idea, occasion, and audienc…
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investigating change in society objective in this lesson, you will usin…
The American Revolution (1775 - 1783) was a struggle for freedom from British rule, and we still think of ourselves as committed to striving for freedom. Historical Documents: - i…
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investigating change in society objective in this lesson, you will usin…
1. British rule; freedom 2. written; oral; thing 3. past; present - day
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paternal experiences of pregnancy and birth are called _______, expecte…
D. couvade
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explain the role of uv radiation in the development of skin cancer and …
1. UV radiation damages skin - cell DNA, causing mutations that can lead to cancer. Non - sun - exposed areas can be affected due to radiation penetration and weakened immune prot…
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revolution and rotation the planets that orbit our sun complete a full …
The planet is moving the fastest at Position C because it is the closest to the star and according to the principle, planets move faster when they are closer to the star they orbi…
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ways in which chromosomal and genetic problems are relevant to human de…
knowing that nature influences means that nurture can be ignored
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match each aspect of religion to the appropriate definition. profane be…
profane - the ordinary, mundane, or everyday belief - a proposition or idea held on the basis of faith sacred - the holy, divine, or supernatural ritual - a practice based on reli…
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consultation and testing by trained experts that enable individuals to …
C. genetic
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in order to understand the emotions, impulses, and habits of humans ove…
D. evolutionary
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according to evolutionary theory, every species has two long - standing…
survival and reproduction
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have you ever hit a tetherball and watched it spin around a pole? the m…
The planets in our solar system don't run into each other because they each have their own stable orbits around the Sun, with set orbital paths, speeds, and orbital planes that ke…
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which communication option would be best for digital privacy for member…
Arranging a group meetup in person at the next Thrashers rally
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irb stands for _______. institutional review board international resear…
A. Institutional Review Board
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why was the salt march a turning point in indias struggle for independe…
A foreign journalist gave the story an international audience.
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time off, insurance, bonuses and alternative work schedules are * 2 poi…
B. Benefits
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1. list the functions of the skin 2. if you had to pick a function that…
1. Protection, temperature regulation, sensation, vitamin D synthesis, excretion. 2. Protection; it safeguards the body from external threats. 3. Insulation, energy storage, cushi…
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anatomy > muscular system > main body muscles > anterior locations quiz…
the orbicularis oculi
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12 the process that continuously transfers water from the earth to the …
C. water cycle
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name: miguel date: 9/11/25 1. what part of the body is affected by epid…
1. **What part of the body is affected by epidermolysis bullosa?** - # Brief Explanation: - The text mentions that epidermolysis bullosa (EB) affects the skin. People with EB have…
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5 the international space station orbits within the ____. stratosphere …
thermosphere
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food webs and food chains notes what is ecology? - the study of - it ex…
- What is Ecology? The study of the relationships between living organisms and their environment. - It explains how living organisms affect each other and the environment they liv…
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by the 1770s, many colonists actively protested british policies. some …
Economic reasons to support revolution: - Americans could free themselves from the British lenders who take advantage of colonists in debt. - The American economy could grow more …
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. work 2. contracts 3. work 4. release 5. energy
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what is the second step of photosynthesis? photophosphorylation chemios…
photophosphorylation
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. stimulated 2. frequency 3. nervous 4. contractions 5. tetanus
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which organelle is primarily responsible for photophosphorylation? chlo…
chloroplast
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which type of photophosphorylation is exclusively associated with energ…
D. cyclic photophosphorylation
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. myosin 2. shortening 3. slide 4. sarcoplasmic 5. relaxes
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which type of photophosphorylation typically provides the greatest ener…
non - cyclic photophosphorylation
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what is the main purpose of photophosphorylation? to split water molecu…
to generate ATP energy
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question 37 (2 points) biodiversity \hot spots\ are: 1) protected areas…
1) Protected areas of large biological diversity
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. synaptic 2. stimulated 3. permeability 4. resting 5. initial
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question 36 (2 points) why is monoculture controversial? 1) it contribu…
4) It reduces natural variety of crops
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. impulse 2. diffuses 3. permeable 4. depolarization 5. electrical
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skeletal muscle activity stimulation and contraction of single skeletal…
1. respond 2. stimulate 3. sarcolemma 4. membranes 5. malfunctioning
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22. one of lamarcks mistakes was believing: a) traits were inherited th…
B. Genes changed by activities in life
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. regulatory 2. sarcomeres 3. filaments 4. endoplasmic 5. stimulated
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. contractile 2. striations 3. protein 4. filaments 5. elastic
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. plasma 2. protein 3. banding 4. banding 5. protein
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. joints 2. support 3. contraction 4. valves 5. voluntary
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. generates 2. external 3. cardiac 4. internal 5. adjustment
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. heart 2. endomysium 3. intercalated 4. rate 5. skeletal
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. consciously 2. nonstriated 3. circularly 4. bladder 5. smooth
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11. choose the best answer. bacterial diseases such as lyme disease can…
antibiotics
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read the passage from \the seven voyages of sindbad the sailor.\ the po…
They demonstrate Sindbad's respectability and his generosity toward the porter.
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question 24 (2 points) listen broadleaf evergreen trees dominate the ve…
3) Tropical Rain forest
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. bone 2. muscle 3. striated 4. activated 5. skeletal
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(9/25/25) formative assessment assignment: chapter 6 the muscular syste…
1. contract 2. cell 3. muscle 4. microfilaments 5. cytoplasm
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problem set 4: laboratory applications 9. in the cheek swab lab, methyl…
- Why this stain was necessary: Cheek cells are transparent, and the stain makes them visible under a microscope. - What cellular structures it would highlight: The nucleus, as me…
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question 18 (2 points) which of these is not a biome? 1) prairie and st…
3) Marine West coast
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biurets reagent turns from blue to ____ when mixed with a sample contai…
A. purple
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the sudan iii test is performed by carefully adding one drop of reagent…
B. False
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question 5 of 10 in judith ortiz cofers \gravity,\ what is the fathers …
D. He measures his self - worth by his status as lower middle class.
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when using iki indicator, an inky black colored solution is a positive …
C. starch
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dna occurs as a single - stranded nucleic acid composed of adenine, thy…
False
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examples of lipids include ______ and other molecules that are not wate…
C. oils
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question 3 of 10 which sentence best describes an aesthetic impact? a. …
D. The strange, uncertain ending of the story is meant to evoke questions from the reader.
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match the descriptions to the appropriate type of transport. passive tr…
Passive transport: moves substances from an area of high concentration to an area of lower concentration, does not require energy Active transport: moves substances from an area o…
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question 1 of 10 read this passage from judith ortiz cofers \gravity\: …
D. Elenita struggles to keep her identities separate.
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question 23 of 25 simple diffusion facilitated diffusion primary active…
Simple diffusion: movement of solutes out of the cell directly through the plasma membrane Facilitated diffusion: movement of solutes out of the cell down their concentration grad…
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stored polysaccharides are broken down into simple sugars when cells re…
True
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identify these substances as those that can easily move through the lip…
Move easily through the lipid bilayer of the plasma membrane: oxygen Need help from a protein to cross the membrane because they are repelled by the lipid bilayer: amino acids, po…
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question 21 of 25 when a muscle contracts, calcium ions are forced into…
An influx of ATP provides the energy needed for an ion pump.
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what is an aquaporin? a membrane protein that is linked to an enzyme a …
a membrane protein that contains a channel for water movement
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question 6 (2 points) the ipcc stands for: 1) intergovernmental panel o…
1) Intergovernmental panel on climate Change
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read the text. animals have taken over islands around the world. the co…
Scale insects were hurting plants on the Galapagos Islands. - Australian ladybugs were introduced. Cats overran Tonawanda Island. - Locals caught them. Dangerous snakes dominate I…
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bell work 9/25/25 complete the table below to summarize the general cha…
| Type of Ecosystem | Characteristics | Example | | ---- | ---- | ---- | | Flowing water ecosystem | Water in constant motion, higher oxygen due to flow, supports flow - adapted o…
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bernards family is leaving for a camping trip tomorrow. gold coast stat…
$40(h + 3.5)=220$
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definition allele frequencies in a population should remain constant un…
Hardy - Weinberg equilibrium
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forms of endocytosis are pinocytosis and phagocytosis. each statement i…
Pinocytosis: Extracellular fluid is engulfed, Tiny vesicles are formed Phagocytosis: It is referred to as cellular eating, Pseudopodia are used, Large vesicles are formed
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question 10 of 10 what is a connection between internal conflict and th…
A. The tension a character feels between two cultures is an example of internal conflict.
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definition individuals select mates based on heritable traits, such as …
Sexual selection
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correct the text by inserting two commas. khalil, is as youll recall an…
Khalil, is as you'll recall, an excellent photographer, so he may very well win the photography contest.
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situation in which allele frequencies in a population remain the same.
Genetic equilibrium
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ck the co - transport tab. create a high concentration of purple, circl…
The concentration of circles inside the cell should increase. The concentration of squares inside the cell should not change. The concentration of X - shaped molecules inside the …
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allele frequencies change as a result of the migration of a small subgr…
Founder effect
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which statements are properties of protein - based active transport? no…
Substances move from an area of lower concentration to an area of higher concentration. The cell spends energy to move substances through a protein across the plasma membrane.
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a change in allele frequency following a dramatic reduction in size of …
Bottleneck effect
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part iv - cer (claim, evidence, reasoning) 8) claim: multiple body syst…
h) Multiple body systems must work together because each system has a unique role in maintaining pH balance and fighting infections, and their combined efforts create a more robus…
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< question 10 of 25 > transport proteins allow the movement of ions and…
1. antiporter 2. uniporter 3. symporter
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definition random change in allele frequency caused by a series of chan…
Genetic drift
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section 1: multiple choice questions circle the best answer for each qu…
1. c) Jupiter 2. b) Vesta 3. c) Saturnalia 4. A - Sky and Thunder, B - Marriage and Childbirth, C - Sea, D - War, E - Love and Beauty
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the movement of ions through this membrane protein is an example of act…
C. facilitated diffusion
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trait controlled by two or more genes. proportion of population skin pi…
Polygenic trait
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which choice describes diffusion? the movement of a substance against i…
The movement of a substance from a region where it is more concentrated to a region where it is less concentrated, down its concentration gradient.
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which statements describe examples of facilitated diffusion? an epithel…
- A neuron allows potassium ions to leave the cell down their concentration gradient using a membrane channel. - An erythrocyte low on glucose replenishes its supply using a membr…
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amoeba sisters food webs energy pyramids answer the questions using the…
1. Producers 2. Producers/Autotrophs 3. Primary consumers 4. Direction of energy flow 5. Producer level 6. Lost as heat during metabolic processes 7. Multiple interconnected food …