(01.05 LC)Which of the following is not considered a type of demonstrative evidence?

(01.01 MC)Christiaan Eijkman shared the Nobel Prize in 1929 for the discovery of vitamins. Eijkman went to Java to isolate the pathogen causing beriberi, an illness that appeared to be contagious as it was common in prisons and among ship crews. Eijkman noticed that chickens fed a diet of white rice also suffered from a similar disorder. When the chickens were fed a diet of red rice, the chickens quickly recovered. What can Eijkman safely infer at this point from his observations?

(01.03 MC) Shrimp are primary consumers that feed on photosynthetic organisms. Why would these organisms likely be found only in shallow ocean zones? (3 points)

(01.07 LC)What type of evidence would the statement “I saw the car hit the tree” be considered?

(01.01 HC)Mary wants to determine if there is a relationship between room color and sleep. Based on her research, Mary makes an educated guess that people fall asleep more quickly in a room painted blue than in a room painted yellow. She asks several people which color they like better—yellow or blue—and uses their responses to determine if her educated guess was correct.What can you infer is missing from Mary’s scientific investigation?

(03.04 LC)Which of the following mutations results in the removal of a section of DNA?

(03.05 MC)In the RFLP process, restriction enzymes are needed to

(03.06 LC)STR can help determine a person’s

(03.06 LC) Which characteristic of coastal dynamics limits the abundance of aquatic organisms? (3 points)

(01.01 MC) A professor researching seaweed at a laboratory in the United States has been offered a position at a Chinese university. She needs to decide whether to move her experiments to China or whether to start the experiments over. Would it be appropriate scientific methodology to transport her experiments to China and continue them there? (3 points)