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Biology 1407 Midterm Review

1.

For which phylum are fronds a unique trait?

Monilophyta

2.

For which phylum are anthers a unique trait?

Anthophyta

3.

For which phylum are cones a unique trait?

Coniferophyta

4.

For which phylum are pistils a unique trait?

Anthophyta

5.

For which phylum are scales a unique trait?

Coniferophyta

6.

For which phylum are sepals a unique trait?

Anthophyta

7.

For which phylum are sori a unique trait?

Monilophyta

8.

For which phylum are styles a unique trait?

Anthophyta

9.

For which phylum is fruit a unique trait?

Anthophyta

10.

For which phyla are antheridia a shared trait?

Bryophyta

Monilophyta

11.

For which phyla are archegonia a shared trait?

Bryophyta

Monilophyta

12.

For which phyla are gametophytes a shared trait?

Bryophyta

Monilophyta

Coniferophyta

Anthophyta

13.

For which phyla are megaspores a shared trait?

Coniferophyta

Anthophyta

14.

For which phyla are microspores a shared trait?

Coniferophyta

Anthophyta

15.

For which phyla are sporophyte a shared trait?

Bryophyta

Monilophyta

Coniferophyta

Anthophyta

16.

As the power of the objective lens increases, the brightness

decreases

17.

At 100x are all the threads in focus at the same time?

yes

18.

Move the slide forward, which way does the letter move?

backward

19.

Move the slide to the right, which way does the letter move?

left

20.

What is the orientation of the letter when viewed through the microscope?

up side down

21.

What is the relationship between the magnification of the objective and depth of focus?

as the magnification increases, the depth of focus descreases

22.

Which magnification has the greatest depth of focus?

4X

23.

Shape of B. subtilis

bacilli

24.

Shape of E. coli

bacilli

25.

Shape of Nostoc

hyphae

26.

Shape of Penicillium

hyphae

27.

Shape of Puccinea

hyphae

28.

Shape of Rhizopus

hyphae

29.

Shape of S. epidermidis

cocci

30.

Shape of S. volutans

spirallum

31.

Shape of Saccaromyces

hyphae

32.

Shape of V. cholerae

vibrio

33.

Size of B. subtilis

.05-.06 mm

34.

Size of E. coli

1-2 um

35.

Size of Nostoc heterocyst

5-10 um

36.

Size of S. epidermidis

.8-1 um

37.

Size of S. volutans

.8-1 um

38.

Size of Saccaromyces

4-6 um

39.

What is the size of Amoeba proteus

1 mm- 100 mm

40.

What is the size of Chlamydomonas

1 um-100 um

41.

What is the size of Euglena

1 um-100 um

42.

What is the size of Paramecium caudatum

100 um- 1 mm

43.

What is the size of Peridinium

1 um-100 um

44.

What is the size of Plasmodium vivax

1 um-100 um

45.

What is the size of Trypnosoma lewisi

1 um-100 um

46.

What is the size of a Volvox colony

100 um- 1 mm

47.

What is the size of the brown algae

larger than 1 cm

48.

What is the size of the red algae

larger than 1 cm

49.

Arrange the following steps of the scientific method in the correct order: 1. A hypothesis is developed. 2. Experiemnts are conducted. 3. The hypothesis is supported or rejected. 4. Observations are made. 5. The experimental setup is designed

no data
50.

The categories of Bacteria, Archaea and Eukarya belong to which taxanomic rank?

no data
51.

This is sometimes given to mimic the treatment?

no data
52.

This the explanation of natural phenomena

no data
53.

Which section of a scientific article places the findings of the study in the larger framework of science?

no data
54.

The most frequently occurring measurement is the

no data
55.

This is the square root of the difference between the mean and each of the sample measurements divided by the square root of the number of samples

no data
56.

When the explanation of a scientific phenomenon has supporting evidence from multiple investigations, that explanation is a

no data
57.

Which situation would using a t test be best for analyzing the data for significance?

no data