Read the lab description and answer questions 1-7 Jack was tasked with determining which brand of pen is most likely to attract a termite. He selected 5 brands of black ink pen, Bic, Precision V5, Sharpie, Papermate, Pilot, plus a pencil. Jack knows from previous experience that the termites are attracted to ink from a black Bic pen and are not attracted to lead from a pencil. To complete the experiment Jack drew a 7 cm diameter circle with each pen and placed a termite 0.25 cm from each circle. He then gave the termite 60 seconds to find the circle and travel around the circle. Jack defined positive results as a termite finding the circle within 60 seconds and then following the circle at least half way around. A negative result would be a termite that was unable to find the circle within 60 seconds or a termite that found the circle but followed it for less than half the circle. Jack tested ten termites on each brand of pen for a total of sixty termites. The results of Jack’s experiment are found in the table below. Table 1: Number of termites that found the black 7 cm diameter circle within 60 seconds and then followed the circle for at least half the total distance. Brand of pen Bic Precision V5 Sharpie Papermate Pilot Pencil # of termites 10 2 0 4 10 2   What are Jack’s standardized variables?

Which structure/s are only found in animal cells (Not in plant and/or bacterial cells) ? (select all that apply)

You and your roommate went on a trip to Kenya and you suspect your roommate contracted Malaria. Malaria is a diseased caused by a parasitic infection and is characterized by bouts of intermittent fever and chills. Your goal is to confirm that your roommate indeed has Malaria and if so, provide the appropriate medicine to cure the illness. The World Health Organization (WHO) categorizes the chills of a Malaria infection as those below 36.7°C. You take your roommate’s temperature to see if it is below this threshold. You discover that your roommate has a temperature of 97°F. Convert 97°F into °C. (Numerical answer only. Round to the nearest tenth)

You and your roommate went on a trip to Kenya and you suspect your roommate contracted Malaria. Malaria is a diseased caused by a parasitic infection and is characterized by bouts of intermittent fever and chills. Your goal is to confirm that your roommate indeed has Malaria and if so, provide the appropriate medicine to cure the illness. The World Health Organization (WHO) categorizes the chills of a Malaria infection as those below 36.7°C. You take your roommate’s temperature to see if it is below this threshold. You discover that your roommate has a temperature of 96°F. Convert 96°F into °C. (Numerical answer only. Round to the nearest tenth)

Read the lab description and answer questions 1-7 Jack was tasked with determining which brand of pen is most likely to attract a termite. He selected 5 brands of black ink pen, Bic, Precision V5, Sharpie, Papermate, Pilot, plus a pencil. Jack knows from previous experience that the termites are attracted to ink from a black Bic pen and are not attracted to lead from a pencil. To complete the experiment Jack drew a 7 cm diameter circle with each pen and placed a termite 0.25 cm from each circle. He then gave the termite 60 seconds to find the circle and travel around the circle. Jack defined positive results as a termite finding the circle within 60 seconds and then following the circle at least half way around. A negative result would be a termite that was unable to find the circle within 60 seconds or a termite that found the circle but followed it for less than half the circle. Jack tested ten termites on each brand of pen for a total of sixty termites. The results of Jack’s experiment are found in the table below. Table 1: Number of termites that found the black 7 cm diameter circle within 60 seconds and then followed the circle for at least half the total distance. Brand of pen Bic Precision V5 Sharpie Papermate Pilot Pencil # of termites 10 2 0 4 10 2   Based on Jack’s data, which pen/s attract termites? 

Read the lab description and answer questions 33-38 You are lactose intolerant.  You found an unlabeled container of milk in your fridge and you want to know if it is safe for you to use that milk on your cereal.  Unfortunately, you ran out of Lactaid tabs.   You happen to have a container of urinalysis strips in your medicine cabinet, but you’re not sure how old those strips are.  You decided to do an experiment on some known beverages in your fridge along with the unknown milk to see if it is safe for you to drink.  Your mom is a diabetic and there just happens to be a glucose solution in the refrigerator for emergencies.  Below is a table containing the results from your experiment. Sample Actual glucose content in mg/dL Water 0 Sprite 750 Diet Sprite 0 Bottled Starbucks Iced Coffee 1000 Gatorade 250 Glucose solution 750 Unknown Milk 750   Is the Unknown Milk safe for you to drink? Yes or No.

What type of biological molecule is lactose?

_______________________ is the quantity of matter in a given object.

Objective lens = 10x, Ocular lenses = 10x   This image was taken from a slide under the compound microscope using a total magnification of: _________________    

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