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21FA Intro Bio Science (BIO-110-SC01R) Lab Exams Review Test Submission: Lab Exam 2
Review Test Submission: Lab Exam 2
User Maria Delesio

Course 21FA Intro Bio Science (BIO-110-SC01R)
Test Lab Exam 2
Started 12/8/21 10:28 AM
Submitted 12/8/21 11:08 AM
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Question 1 1 out of 1 points
This process allows us to accurately determine an unknown concentration of a

solution by reacting it with a reagent of known concentration.
Which of the following is a conductor (ionized)?
Which of the following would be the best buffer?
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This test is used to determine the presence of proteins.
If proteins are present using the reagent that reacts with proteins, what color will
the solution turn?
When testing for reducing sugars using Benedict's reagent, what color would
indicate the presence of sugars?
When testing for organic compounds using various reagents, what was used as the
negative control?
When testing for organic compounds using various reagents, what was used as the
positive control?
The term used to describe the separation of smaller molecules from larger
molecules by using a selectively permeable membrane is ...
If starch was able to diffuse across the membrane, the beaker water should test
positive for starch. What color would the solution be if the water in the beaker
tested positive for starch?
After conducting an experiment to test the activity of an enzyme at different pH

levels, you obtained the following results with the Benedicts test. Which pH was
optimal for this enzyme?
What is/are the substrate(s) in this reaction?
sucrose + water + sucrase ---> glucose + fructose + sucrase
What is the enzyme in this reaction?
What is/are the product(s) of this reaction?
In the experiment in which DNA was extracted from strawberries, what was the
detergent used for?
In the experiment in which DNA was extracted from strawberries, how did we
separate the proteins from the DNA?
When placing plant cells in a hypertonic solution the plant cells will become ...
Which solution caused the potato to gain water?
What is the name of the enzyme used to form cheese curds?
What was the substrate of the curd forming enzyme?
During the cheesemaking lab, why was vinegar added to the milks?
How much DNA is shared between humans and chimpanzees?
In the evaporation test for lipids, if lipids are present in your unknown solution what
will happen?
What occurs to stop the increasing reaction rate of an enzyme reaction when the
temperature is raised too high?
When studying how environmental factors affect the activity of an enzyme, the
dependent variable was ...
What is the term used in microscopy which describes the ability of the microscope
to reveal small detail (stated as the least distance between two points at which they
are seen as two, rather than as a single blurred object)?
As magnification is increased ...
When observing a specimen using the 40x objective, the total magnification is ...
As you move from the scanning objective to the oil immersion objective, the
______ of the microscope increases.
Most modern microscopes are _______, that is, an object in focus under the low
power objective should be in approximate focus with any objective.
The part of the microscope that is just beneath the stage and adjusts the amount of
light that reaches the lens is called the ...
The lighted area visible through the eyepiece is termed the ...
The thickness of the specimen which may be seen in focus at one time best
describes the ...
Which type of microscope is used for viewing specimens such as small insects,
frog eggs, or large protozoa at low magnification?
The _______ houses the ocular lens.
When viewing a specimen under the compound microscope, if you move the slide
to the right, the specimen appears to ...
The ratio of the apparent size of an object as seen through the microscope to the
size of an object as it appears to the unaided eye is known as ...
The only type of microscope capable of viewing specimens at a magnification of up

to 200,000x.
The apparent image as seen through the microscope is the normal image.
Phase contrast microscopy allows for direct examination of unstained specimens.
Greater depth of a specimen can be seen at one time at lower magnification.
You should never use the coarse adjustment when using the high power objective.
Acids, bases, and oils are conductors and will cause the light bulb to light up when
electrodes are immersed in them.
Lipids quickly evaporate from paper whereas water leaves a translucent spot on
the paper.
One of the products of a neutralization reaction is salt.
Sudan IV reagent is used to test for the presence of polysaccharides.
PCR (polymerase chain reaction) is a method for extracting DNA from cells.
All enzymes work best at a neutral pH.
There are approximately 25,000 genes in the human genome.
If you want a 3-D image of a bacteria at 100,000x magnification you would use a
scanning electron microscope.
If a solution is buffered it will maintain a constant pH indefinitely.
When using silver nitrate to test for the presence of sodium chloride a milky white
color would indicate a negative result.
Identify the part of the microscope that

corresponds to the bolded number 59.

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Question 65 Needs Grading
Write the formula for calculating the diameter of

the field of view.
You are observing a paramecium under your microscope.
You previously measured your field size using a 4x objective and
found that it was 4mm. What is the diameter of your

field using a 35x objective? SHOW YOUR WORK!!!
40X
You observe an amoeba under your microscope at a

total magnification of 400x. Below is a diagram of what
you see. You have calculated the diameter of
your field of view at 400x total magnification and found
it to be 0.6 mm. Estimate the size of your
amoeba. SHOW YOUR WORK!!!
400X
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Question 1 1 out of 1 points

This process allows us to accurately determine an unknown concentration of a

Question 2 1 out of 1 points

Which of the following is a conductor (ionized)?

Question 3 1 out of 1 points

Which of the following would be the best buffer?

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This test is used to determine the presence of proteins.

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After conducting an experiment to test the activity of an enzyme at different pH

Question 12 1 out of 1 points

What is/are the substrate(s) in this reaction?

sucrose + water + sucrase ---> glucose + fructose + sucrase

Question 13 1 out of 1 points

What is the enzyme in this reaction?

sucrose + water + sucrase ---> glucose + fructose + sucrase

Question 14 1 out of 1 points

What is/are the product(s) of this reaction?

sucrose + water + sucrase ---> glucose + fructose + sucrase

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Which solution caused the potato to gain water?

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What is the name of the enzyme used to form cheese curds?

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What was the substrate of the curd forming enzyme?

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How much DNA is shared between humans and chimpanzees?

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As magnification is increased ...

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The _______ houses the ocular lens.

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