The second law of Thermodynamics is that Energy Transformations are never 100% efficient
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True
False
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Select all that are true
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Organisms are open systems
Organisms need constant energy inflow because there is a constant outflow
In a closed system, energy leaves the system
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Shape determines protein function
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True
False
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Select all that is true about catalysts
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Enzymes help to catalyze reactions in metabolic pathways
Catalysts have no impact on reactions
Catalysts speed up reactions
Catalysts slow down reactions
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Check the best answer about enzymes
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Enzymes are proteins
The shape of the enzyme determines the enzyme's function
Enzymes are catalysts
All of the above
None of the above
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Enzyme active sites bind to substrate molecules
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True
False
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DNA is located in the
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cell membrane
nucleus
rough ER
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Based on this investigation title: The effect of temperature on food vacuole formation in Tetrahymena pyriformis, what is the Independent Variable (IV)?
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Tetrahymena pyriformis
Different temperatures amounts (ie. 12, 22, and 30 degrees Celsius)
Number of food vacuoles
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Based on this investigation title: The effect of temperature on food vacuole formation in Tetrahymena pyriformis, what is the Dependent Variable (DV)?
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Tetrahymena pyriformis
Different temperature amounts
Number of food vacuoles
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Based on this investigation title: The effect of temperature on food vacuole formation in Tetrahymena pyriformis, what is the study organism?
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Tetrahymena pyriformis
Different temperature amounts
Number of food vacuoles
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Active sites are the place where part of the enzyme interacts with the substrate
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True
False
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Substrates are the molecules that join with an enzyme at the active site
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True
False
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A protein's final shape determines the protein's function.