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This document of BIOS 135 Week 1 Quiz includes answers to the next questions: 1. The most effective control subjects in a test of an experimental treatment are which of the following? 2. You notice that there is more traffic between 8:00 and 9:00 in the morning. This would be a(n) _________. 3. Deductive reasoning is used to make ________ based on a hypothesis. 4. Each of the following is a testable hypothesis, EXCEPT which of the following? 5. How many grams of sugar (a carbohydrate, 4 kcal/g) are in a can of soda, if there are 200 kcal and no fat or protein? 6. When a solid is converted directly to a gas, the change of state is called which of the following? 7. The energy of motion is referred to as which of the following? 8. Which if the following is a NOT a heterogeneous mixture? 9. Which if the following is a homogeneous mixture? 10. The heat of fusion for water is 80.0 cal/g. How many calories of heat are released when 20.0 g of water at 0 degrees C is frozen to ice? 11. Upon arriving home, you flip the hall light switch, but the light won't turn on. Propose a way you could apply the scientific method to solve this problem. Be sure to identify and address clearly all four steps of the scientific method in your answer. |
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English - General English 1) Identify the linking verb: Andy and Susan appear happy with each other. 2) Identify each complete verb: The crowd, cheering and jeering, did not see the storm clouds gathering in the distance. 3) Identify the subject: Take out the trash and the bottles for recycling! 4) Identify the subject: The cowboy blushed a bright red and said, "Hello, ma'am." 5) Identify the complete verb: Will you please hand me that soup spoon? 6) Identify the independent clause in this sentence: We are not eating on the patio because it is raining too hard. 7) Identify the independent clause in this sentence: My brother is the person to whom I lent my car. 8) Identify the type of sentence: The nearest mailbox is at the corner of Oak and Devon. 9) Identify the type of sentence: Before I'm finished, I'll know all of your names. 10) Identify the type of sentence: First Ralph donned his firefighting gear, which protected him from the heat and flames, and then he strapped on his breathing apparatus. 11) Identify the following sentence type: The children were exhausted because they had visited four different playgrounds before lunch, yet they still complained about having to take a nap. 12) A sentence with a compound subject needs 13) Choose the punctuation that will make this sentence grammatically correct: The umpire shouted, "Play ball." 14) Which is a complete sentence and a correctly phrased question? 15) If a simple sentence has a compound verb, that means it has 16) Which option was used to revise this sentence? This is a very beautiful day. What a beautiful day! 17) Which option was used to revise this sentence? I don't know if I heard you correctly. Did I hear you correctly? 18) Which option was used to revise this sentence? She has red hair like her father, not surprisingly. Not surprisingly, she has red hair like her father. 19) Which option was used to revise this sentence? I can't think of how my life could be any better. Wow, how could my life be any better! 20) Which option was used to revise this sentence? Dorian slept under the stars, and his dog lay beside him. As Dorian slept under the stars, his dog lay beside him. |
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In your first year of college, one of the things that you will want to avoid is a relationship. A relationship can be very difficult when your main goal is to get acquainted with an area and to meet new people. Save this for the later years that you are in college. |
