1. Consider the 4 foods in order of the percent by mass of proteins, from lowest to highest. From food to food, as the percent by mass of proteins increased, the mass of food remaining at 28 hr:
A. increased only.
B. decreased only.
C. increased and then decreased.
D. decreased and then increased.
2. Consider the statement 'The B. germanica ate the food between 0 hr and 4 hr, between 4 hr and 16 hr, between 16 hr and 24 hr, and between 24 hr and 28 hr.' This statement is consistent with the data in Figure 1 for how many of the 4 foods?
F. 1
G. 2
H. 3
J. 4
3. A student predicted that the B. germanica would eat less cat food than ham by the end of the study. Do the data in Figure 1 support this prediction?
A. Yes; at 28hr, the mass of cat food remaining was about 55 mg greater than the mass of ham remaining.
B. Yes; at 28hr, the mass of cat food remaining was about 95 mg greater than the mass of ham remaining.
C. No; at 28hr, the mass of cat food remaining was about 55 mg less than the mass of ham remaining.
D. No; at 28hr, the mass of cat food remaining was about 95 mg less than the mass of ham remaining.
4. Based on Table1, when 200mg of each of the 4foods was placed in the box, water accounted for more than 100 mg of the mass of which food(s)?
F. Peanuts only
G. Cat food and ham only
H. Cheese and peanuts only
J. Cat food, cheese, and ham only
5. Based on Student 1’s explanation, the same substance composes both of the samples in which of the following pairs?
A. Samples A and B
B. Samples B and C
C. Samples C and D
D. Samples D and E
6. Based on Student 3’s explanation, the same substance composes both of the samples in which of the following pairs?
F. Samples A and C
G. Samples B and E
H. Samples F and G
J. Samples G and H
7. Suppose that the temperature of Sample A is increased to 250°C at 1 atm of pressure. At 250°C, would Sample A be a solid or a liquid?
A. Solid, because the melting point of Sample A is 126°C.
B. Solid, because the melting point of Sample A is 747°C.
C. Liquid, because the melting point of Sample A is 126°C.
D. Liquid, because the melting point of Sample A is 747°C.
8. Consider the claim that 2 samples having the same density will always be composed of the same substance, regardless of the values of the other 4 properties. Which of the students, if any, would be likely to agree with this claim?
F. Students 1 and 2 only
G. Students 2, 3, and 4 only
H. All of the students
J. None of the students
9. Consider the volume of gas collected in the trial in Experiment 2 for Ni at 30°C. The same approximate volume of gas was collected in the trial in Experiment 1 for what mass of Ni?
F. 0.20 g
G. 0.25 g
H. 0.30 g
J. 0.35 g
10. How many temperatures were tested in Experiment 1, and how many temperatures were tested in Experiment 2?
A. 1 1
B. 1 5
C. 5 1
D. 5 5
11. Which of the following statements describes a difference between Experiments 1 and 2? In Experiment 1:
F. only Fe was tested, but in Experiment 2, Fe, Ni, and Zn were tested.
G. Fe, Ni, and Zn were tested, but in Experiment 2, only Fe was tested.
H. the same mass value of each metal was tested, but in Experiment 2, multiple mass values of each metal were tested.
J. multiple mass values of each metal were tested, but in Experiment 2, the same mass value of each metal was tested.
12. If a temperature of 5°C had been tested in Experiment 2, would the volume of gas collected for Zn more likely have been greater than 107 mL or less than 107 mL?
F. Greater than 107 mL, because for a given metal, the volume of collected gas increased as the temperature decreased.
G. Greater than 107 mL, because for a given metal, the volume of collected gas increased as the temperature increased.
H. Less than 107 mL, because for a given metal, the volume of collected gas decreased as the temperature decreased.
J. Less than 107 mL, because for a given metal, the volume of collected gas decreased as the temperature increased.
13. According to Figure 2, the maximum positive value of V was approximately:
A. 125 V.
B. 200 V.
C. 250 V.
D. 275 V.
14. A period is the time required for a wave to complete one full cycle. Based on Figure 3, the period for V was:
F. 05 msec.
G. 10 msec.
H. 20 msec.
J. 40 msec.
15. Based on the results of the study, which of the suspected mutagens resulted in the greatest number of His+ revertants in a dish?
A. Substance L
B. Substance M
C. Substance N
D. Substance P
16. Based on the results of the study, what is the order of the suspected mutagens, from the substance with the least potential to be mutagenic to the substance with the most potential to be mutagenic?
A. P, M, N, L
B. P, L, M, N
C. N, L, P, M
D. N, M, L, P
17. In the study, the scientists tested the effect of Substance P at a concentration of 5×10−9g/mL. After the study, the scientists repeated their test of the effect of Substance P, but at 3 other concentrations. What is the relationship, if any, between the concentration of Substance P and its potential to cause mutations?
F. As the concentration of Substance P increases, its potential to cause mutations increases only.
G. As the concentration of Substance P increases, its potential to cause mutations decreases only.
H. As the concentration of Substance P increases, its potential to cause mutations first decreases and then increases.
J. There is no relationship between the concentration of Substance P and its potential to cause mutations.
18. Before bacteria were added to it, the dish that was intended to serve as the control dish in the study lacked which of the substances listed below?
A. II only
B. III only
C. I and II only
D. I and III only
19. Which of the following statements about the numbers of bacteria that regained the ability to synthesize histidine is consistent with the results of the study for Dishes 2 and 3?
F. Substance M was about 2 times the number of bacteria that became His+ revertants after exposure to Substance L.
G. Substance L was about 2 times the number of bacteria that became His+ revertants after exposure to Substance M.
H. Substance M was about 4 times the number of bacteria that became His+ revertants after exposure to Substance L.
J. Substance L was about 4 times the number of bacteria that became His+ revertants after exposure to Substance M.
20. The particular strain of S. typhimurium chosen for the study lacks normal DNA repair mechanisms. Which of the following statements gives the most likely reason this particular strain was chosen?
A. did not want the bacteria in the study to synthesize any DNA.
B. did not want the bacteria in the study to synthesize any proteins.
C. wanted the bacteria in the study to be able to repair the mutations caused by the substances.
D. wanted the bacteria in the study to be unable to repair the mutations caused by the substances.
21. The researchers conducting the studies chose to use a box made of a type of plastic rather than of wood to ensure that all of the water from the melting ice would flow from the box and into the trough. The researchers most likely made that choice because that type of plastic, unlike wood, is:
F. porous and permeable, and therefore incapable of absorbing water.
G. nonporous and impermeable, and therefore incapable of absorbing water.
H. porous and permeable, and therefore capable of absorbing water.
J. nonporous and impermeable, and therefore capable of absorbing water.
22. Suppose Study 2 had been repeated, except in a lab kept at −1°C. The total volume of runoff measured over the 600 min in the repeated study would most likely have been:
A. near or at zero, because −1°C is below the freezing point of water.
B. near or at zero, because −1°C is above the freezing point of water.
C. greater than that in the original study, because −1°C is below the freezing point of water.
D. greater than that in the original study, because −1°C is above the freezing point of water.
23. According to the results of Study 1, for which of the wind speeds did the runoff volume per 20 min decrease to zero from its maximum value before 500 min?
F. 0 m/sec only
G. 2.5 m/sec only
H. 0.5 m/sec and 1.0 m/sec only
J. 1.0 m/sec and 2.5 m/sec only
24. Compare the results of the 2 trials in Study 2. In which trial did the volume of runoff per 20 min reach a greater maximum value, and in which trial did the volume of runoff per 20 min decrease to zero from the maximum value in the shorter amount of time?
A. with sand layer with sand layer
B. with sand layer without sand layer
C. without sand layer with sand layer
D. without sand layer without sand layer
25. Based on the diagram and the description of Study 1, which of the following expressions would most likely be used to calculate the volume of the sand layer in the plastic box (before chipped ice was placed on top)?
F. 30 cm × 60 cm × 60 cm
G. 30 cm × 60 cm × 120 cm
H. 60 cm × 60 cm × 60 cm
J. 60 cm × 60 cm × 120 cm
26. Which factor was varied in Study 1 but kept the same in Study 2?
A. Depth of sand layer
B. Wind speed
C. Tilt of box
D. Type of material that melted
27. According to the results of Study 1, what is the relationship between wind speed and the volume of runoff?
F. As wind speed increases, volume of runoff increases.
G. As wind speed decreases, volume of runoff increases.
H. Wind speed has no effect on volume of runoff.
J. As wind speed fluctuates, volume of runoff fluctuates.