Which layer of the digestive tract contains blood vessels and nerves?

Where does filtrate pass first in the nephron?

Which part of the digestive system is responsible for the initial breakdown of food?

What is the function of the mesenteries?

You discover two new galaxies located outside of the Local Group.  Let’s call them Peppermint and Mistletoe.  Peppermint Galaxy is located farther away from us than Mistletoe Galaxy.  How will the motions of these two galaxies compare?

Here is the equation sheet needed for the math portion of the exam.  Please only use Unit 3 constants, equations, and conversions.  All work must be your own.   The next two questions will all be connected with this prompt. Please read and comply with all input instructions.  They are not optional. You must match my answer exactly to receive credit.  You are researcher at NASA and have detected a new galaxy using the latest data from JWST.  Go you!  Since you discovered the galaxy, you decide to name it Rowdylicious.  Use the following details to help better understand your new friend.  After analyzing the data, you determine the galaxy is traveling at a whopping 9300 km/s.  What is the redshift of Rowdylicious (with units)?      Input Instructions:  Round your final answer to three decimal places (i.e. 3.712).  Your answer must include the case-sensitive and appropriately abbreviated unit for redshift. Do not type anything else in the input box. No scientific notation or words. If you are having difficulty in submitting an answer in the input box, please just type your answer in the bonus section at the end of the exam.   

In this matching terminology section, please match the best description to each term covered in the course. Each is worth 1.5 points. Each option will be used only once. Partial credit is possible. 

The current leading theory as to how it will all end is called the

Match the Metaethical theory with the appropriate method for determining morality.

What will ultimately happen to our Universe (as we currently understand) in the end?  Select all that apply.