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Froggy Jumps BSC1005L Lab Review ChallengeOnline version Intro biology lab quiz by ana 1 Which characteristic is required for a scientific claim? a It must be based on belief b It must be proven true c It must be testable 2 What is the purpose of peer review in science? a To verify methods and conclusions before publication b To allow the public to vote on research c To guarantee results are correct 3 What is the difference between a hypothesis and a prediction? a A prediction explains results b There is no difference c A hypothesis explains; a prediction forecasts a specific outcome 4 Which structure is found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? a Nucleus b Mitochondria c Ribosomes 5 Which structure controls what enters and leaves the cell? a Cell membrane b DNA c Ribosome 6 Homeostasis refers to: a Maintaining stable internal conditions b Cell division c Genetic mutation 7 Which is an example of negative feedback? a Blood clotting b Body temperature regulation c Ovulation 8 Positive feedback mechanisms: a Amplify a change until a process is complete b Reverse a change c Maintain balance 9 Standard deviation measures: a The average value b The largest data point c How spread out data are from the mean 10 Which process produces gametes? a Mitosis b Meiosis c Binary fission 11 What is the primary purpose of a control group in an experiment? a To ensure results look impressive b To provide a baseline for comparison c To test a second variable in parallel 12 Which metric unit is appropriate for measuring small volumes in the lab? a Centimeters (cm) b Milliliters (mL) c Liters (L) 13 In microscopy, what does adjusting the diaphragm mainly control? a Magnification b Amount of light on the specimen c Focusing depth 14 Which statement best describes diffusion? a Movement of particles from high to low concentration b Movement against a gradient c Equilibrium prevents movement 15 What safety practice should you follow with chemicals? a Reuse containers without labeling b Ignore gloves if the odor is mild c Wear appropriate PPE and consult MSDS 16 A properly prepared wet mount is used to: a Measure chemical concentrations b Observe living specimens under a microscope c Preserve the specimen with fixatives 17 Which is the correct pipetting technique? a Aspirate slowly and dispense at the same rate b Blow air to expel liquid c Tip into the side of the tube 18 What is the difference between accuracy and precision? a Accuracy = bias; precision = mean b Accuracy = repeatability; precision = bias c Accuracy is closeness to true value; precision is reproducibility 19 Which component is essential for a controlled experiment? a Multiple unrelated tests b Random chance alone c A variable to be tested 20 If a hypothesis is falsified by data, what is the best next step? a Revise the hypothesis or test a new one b Change the data to fit the hypothesis c Ignore the data and publish anyway

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BSC1005L Lab Review ChallengeOnline version

by ana

Which characteristic is required for a scientific claim?

What is the purpose of peer review in science?

What is the difference between a hypothesis and a prediction?

Which structure is found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?

Which structure controls what enters and leaves the cell?

Homeostasis refers to:

Which is an example of negative feedback?

Positive feedback mechanisms:

Standard deviation measures:

Which process produces gametes?

What is the primary purpose of a control group in an experiment?

Which metric unit is appropriate for measuring small volumes in the lab?

In microscopy, what does adjusting the diaphragm mainly control?

Which statement best describes diffusion?

What safety practice should you follow with chemicals?

A properly prepared wet mount is used to:

Which is the correct pipetting technique?

What is the difference between accuracy and precision?

Which component is essential for a controlled experiment?

If a hypothesis is falsified by data, what is the best next step?