Lab Practical Biology 2

5 Written Questions

1. Leaf- Photosynthesis
2. opposite of what you believe will happen
3. crawling water beetle, non biting midge, mosquito pupa
4. To be able to see things that you usually cannot see
5. Segmented Body, long, worm-like, can have 2 legs per leg
   Ex: earthworm

5 Matching Questions

1. Tertiary Source
2. Chordata
3. Spaces within large stones
4. Riffle
5. Abstract

1. a Most have backbones
   Ex: vertebrates
2. b swift, rocky segment; shallow stretch of a river or a stream, where current is below the average stream velocity and where the water forms small rippled waves as a result
3. c Aquatic earthworm, stonefly, non biting midge, riffle beetle, black fly, caddis fly
4. d Includes textbooks or scientific encyclopedias
5. e summary of paper

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. cube shaped cells; important in transport functions
   1. Alternative hypothesis
   2. Null hypothesis
   3. Simple cuboidal epithelium
   4. Secondary Source
2. isopod crustacean arthropod
   1. Wind pollinated
   2. Spaces within large stones
   3. Plant cell organelles
   4. What group do pillbugs belong to?
3. leaf- photosynthesis
   1. Onion
   2. Riffle
   3. Torpor
   4. Broccoli
4. slow, sandy segment; deeper and calmer areas whose bed load is made up of finer material such as silt
   1. TDEC
   2. Pool
   3. Onion
   4. Carrot
5. Goldenrod Gall Fly
   1. Organisms that produce Ball Galls
   2. Insect pollinated
   3. Geomyces Destructans
   4. Organism that produce Bunch Galls

5 True/False Questions

1. Simple columnar epithelium → cube shaped cells; important in transport functions

   True        False

2. Stratified squamos epithelium → what you believe will happen

   True        False

3. Ancestral (Plesiomorphic) Character → tend to be showy and reward pollinators with sweet nectar

   True        False

4. Results → swift, rocky segment; shallow stretch of a river or a stream, where current is below the average stream velocity and where the water forms small rippled waves as a result

   True        False

5. Secondary Source → the plant part that is being dispersed

   True        False