All of the following are modes of asexual reproduction EXCEPT. Because biological structure is often closely related to function. There is a set range of conditions that living things can live in successfully, called homeostasis. A catalyst is something that speeds something up. Eukaryotic cells are organized into many smaller structures called organelles. Protein Y might be an allosteric or a competitive inhibitor of Enzyme C. If it is an allosteric inhibitor, then it binds to a site other than the active site. As we will see, a mutation can cause different types of effects. What is the dependent variable? 2. The order of the nucleotides is a recipe for making all the things that the organism needs to make. A group of Daphnia, small crustaceans known as water fleas, was placed in one of three culture jars of different sizes to determine their reproductive rate. If a dark colored, poisonous fish of similar appearance to these fish is added to the ecosystem in 2008, what will the graph likely look like in 50 years? You’ll notice that the original chromosome and its duplicate are still linked, like conjoined twins. A proton gradient is established. (B) The traits in bacteria are determined by the DNA that is present. Once the change has been made, the future muscle cell can’t change its mind and become a bone cell. The nucleotide sequence of the tRNA codon would be 5′-C-A-U-3′. This would be if a cell has already made a protein, but it doesn’t need to use the protein yet. (C) DNA from the pathogenic bacteria was taken up by the nonpathogenic bacteria. However, no sulfur-based compounds were included in the Miller-Urey experiment, so it was impossible to form these two amino acids under the conditions of the experiment. There is no guessing penalty on the AP Biology Exam. 52. (A) Fish in the school take longer to fatigue than solitary fish. 1. Reactions with a negative ∆G are exergonic (energy exits the system); reactions with a positive ∆G are endergonic. Most of the chemical compounds in living organisms contain a skeleton of carbon atoms. WORDS.TXT - Free ebook download as Text File (.txt), PDF File (.pdf) or read book online for free. Proteins generated in the rough ER are trafficked to or across the plasma membrane, or they are used to build Golgi bodies, lysosomes, or the ER. For example, a mutation in a protein that normally controls progression through the cell cycle can result in unregulated cell division and cancer. • P700 in photosystem I captures light and passes excited electrons down an electron transport chain to produce NADPH. Choice (C) is true only of a mature forest. The first thought that comes to mind is that they’ve caught a glimpse of the sun. (A) Sequence 1 is less likely to be a coding sequence. Choice (D) would cause the medium-orange fish to be eaten more often and thus promote the light and dark extremes shown in 2008. The only difference is what type of membrane. Because all levels of an ecosystem are closely con-nected, a disruption in one level due to environmental changes, for example, affects all other aspects of that ecosystem. This can be because of errors by the DNA polymerase, changes to the DNA caused by transposons, or other types of DNA damage. In fact, these effects become even more intense as the population density increases. Rogue autoantibodies in the bloodstream target the body’s own acetylcholine receptors at the neuromuscular junctions, causing the patients’ muscles to exhibit delayed responses. In this instance, the cat has paired together cotton balls with something else that causes it to have fear. In the intestines, tight junctions are necessary because an absolute barrier must be maintained to separate the lumen of the gut from the rest of the body. Some atoms have the same number of protons but differ in the number of neutrons in the nucleus. (C) They excite or inhibit the postsynaptic neuron. Which question is best answered by this experiment? Let’s say the principal of your school thinks that students who eat breakfast do better on the AP Biology Exam than those who don’t eat breakfast. Radiometric dating is a scientific technique based on predictable radioactive decay. Which of the following does NOT affect higher order protein structure? 21. There are two types of mutations: base substitutions and gene rearrangements. 1. Every cell has a life cycle—the period from the beginning of one division to the beginning of the next. 43. Sickle-cell anemia is a genetic disorder caused by the abnormal gene for hemoglobin S. A single substitution occurs in which glutamic acid is substituted for valine in the sixth position of the hemoglobin molecule. However, you will not be expected to perform calculations using this equation. DNA-dependent RNA polymerases are used during transcription. Choice (C) is incorrect; a voltage change from –70 to –90 is called hyperpolarization. For the AP Biology Exam, you’ll be expected to know about two types of nucleic acids, DNA and RNA, which are shown here. This is still a hotly debated topic among scientists. • Linked genes: Sometimes genes on the same chromosome stay together during assortment and move as a group. In skeletal muscle cells, the sarcoplasmic reticulum is a specialized organelle that actively sequesters calcium from the cytosol. Therefore, I and II are true. • Sodium channels close, and potassium channels open, which restores its negative charge. This theory didn’t receive any substantial support until 1953. Describe three main differences between meiosis and mitosis. 13. Solution: Since there are 52 cards in a deck and this question is asking about one particular card, P = 1/52. 65. Even if you don’t know the answer right off the bat, you’ll surely know that two or three of the answer choices are not correct. Choice (C), inversion, is when a segment of a chromosome is inserted in the reverse orientation. The sequence of amino acids in hemoglobin molecules of humans is more similar to that of chimpanzees than it is to the hemoglobin of dogs. 5. 42. Citrate gets turned into several other things, and because the cycle begins with a four-carbon molecule, oxaloacetate, it eventually gets turned back into oxaloacetate to maintain the cycle by joining with the next acetyl-CoA coming down the pipeline. C The plant does not give anything to the fungi, but the fungi still help the plant get water. (A) Acquisition of any DNA by bacteria causes it to acquire new traits. When chlorophyll absorbs light, electrons within it are energized. Have you ever seen a group of goslings waddling along after their mother? ATP, in turn, turns off the enzyme phosphofructokinase, which catalyzes a key phosphorylation step in glycolysis. 59. Now that we know that different genes assort independently, let’s look at a cross of two traits. The next stage is the Krebs cycle, also known as the citric acid cycle. Individuals 6 and 7 (XcX and XY) will produce two males: one XcY and one XY. Choice (B) can also be eliminated, as the seal does not need to increase the amount of oxygen to the skeletal system. The graph below shows the different dissociation curves that maternal (normal) hemoglobin and fetal hemoglobin have. Density-independent factors are factors that affect the population, regardless of the density of the population. 67. If the plant devised a way to block sugar transport to the fungi, the relationship could best be described as. The osmolarity should not increase more than before because that was dependent on the beverage that they consumed. Due to that restriction, viruses are also not able to reproduce themselves. Which of the following would make the Calvin cycle unnecessary? Costa Rica is plentiful with many beautiful tropical rainforests. Choice (C) is correct. 11. This can be determined experimentally by observation (such as when population data is being collected) or by the nature of the event. As you probably know, these structures are also found in certain human cells. B. S. Haldane, proposed that the primitive atmosphere contained the following gases: methane (CH4), ammonia (NH3), hydrogen (H2), and water (H2O). Remember, the median is not the average, so the line doesn’t have to be in the middle. Each data point is plotted as a dot. (B) DNA ligase links the Okazaki fragments. Therefore, (B) is the best answer. For example, Darwin observed that animals in the Galápagos have traits similar to those of animals on the mainland of South America. The nerve conduction will travel from the spinal cord (where interneurons are located) to the muscle. If the question asks for three examples, give only three examples. The phytoplankton are producers because they produce energy through photosynthesis. Keep these tips in mind as you write. 41. Homologous chromosomes are the two copies/versions of a chromosome that diploids have. In this process, the pyruvates generated by glycolysis are broken down by fermentation to produce lactic acid or ethanol and NAD+ and ATP, which permits glycolysis to continue. This chapter takes a closer look at how cells divide. (C) RNA does not need to travel in a capsid and gets exposed to chemicals. The calypso orchid, Calypso bulbosa, grows in close association with mycorrhizae fungi. Fortunately, it’s through adenosine triphosphate (ATP). • Organic compounds contain carbon atoms AND hydrogen atoms (and sometimes other things too). The first turning point was achieved by Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty. 2. Table 1 shows different types of receptors found in the body, and the graph that follows shows the response to various stimuli of several unknown types of receptors. Cell movement requires energy. You are advised to spend the 10-minute reading period planning your answers. Other important neurotransmitters include norepinephrine and GABA. Here’s an example of exponential growth. If a certain time/location is not working for you, then try mixing it up. Nonparametric data requires a different set of descriptive statistics than parametric data. B Thorns and spines are examples of innate defenses that plants have to deter herbivores. 700 The graphed line of chlorophyll a has its highest peak at 700 nm. Some amino acids, such as cysteine (shown below) and methionine, could not be formed in this experiment. Lysosomes contain hydrolytic enzymes that only function at acidic pH, which is enclosed inside the lumen of the lysosome. It might bind to the promoter of gene B or to another transcription factor to prevent RNA polymerase binding or prevent transcription from occurring in another way. • P680 in photosystem II captures light and passes excited electrons down an electron transport chain to produce ATP. Questions 55–56 refer to the following passage. A diagram of a reflex arc is given below. Well, perhaps it’s the one we know the most about. Right away, you know the answer is not (A) or (C) because plants don’t have lungs or ganglia. The AP Biology Exam requires specific knowledge of only three systems: immune system, nervous system, and endocrine system. Several descriptive statistics can be used to summarize normal data. (D) The rate of decay is predictable and has not greatly changed over time. Choice (A) is correct. Sometimes these things can bind at the active site, and sometimes they bind at other sites, called allosteric sites. The two reaction rates (k1 and k2) must also have the same unit. 40. Which is NOT a true statement about acid rain? A plasmid is passed between two bacteria, who then go their separate ways. Therefore, NADH is produced. For instance, hydrogen and oxygen exist in nature as gases. Antibodies can also combat the antigen just by binding to it because this alone can wreak havoc for the pathogen. Choice (C) describes hot springs, but the temperature does not reflect the enzyme activity most likely for Taq polymerase. 22. 61. 1. 21. 68. Organisms carry out a process called fermentation. A The biomass is the total bulk of a particular living organism. 1. B Silica is a mineral form of glass, is not a common component of life-forms, and is largely chemically inert. This might seem like an awful lot of information, but for each topic, there are just a few key facts you’ll need to know. We’ll look at some examples in a moment, but for now, keep these test-taking tips in mind: • Label each generation in the cross. 2. The next important experiment was done by Hershey-Chase. 1. (C) The person drank a beverage hypotonic to their blood. The height of the plants should be measured throughout the experiment to see which condition causes each plant to grow better. • Dominance hierarchies (or pecking orders) occur when members in a group have established which members are the most dominant. Understanding these ideas and being able to articulate them will help you craft your responses. What molecule will result? 31. The DNA fragments are loaded into wells on an agarose gel. I. Your outline should incorporate as many of the hot buttons as you need in order to maximize your score. 60. (C) Saltwater salmon should have the same blood osmolarity and a higher urine volume than saltwater salmon. 34. Tritium differs from the more common form of hydrogen because, (A) it contains two neutrons and one proton in its nucleus, (B) it contains one neutron and two protons in its nucleus, (D) it is radioactive and therefore gives off one electron. TNS 2 is involved in viral infection. Surprisingly, the X chromosome destined to be inactivated is randomly chosen in each cell. The range is the difference between the two, or 50 ((D) is correct). Because fish eat thousands of insects, and ospreys hundreds of fish, the toxins grew increasingly concentrated (biomagnification). (C) Only the left atrium and the left ventricle, 24. 29. A repeat experiment was performed 100 years later in 1902. Since the test is not for antibodies in the blood, choice (C) is not something that is represented by the low bars. 2. Griffith was a researcher who coined the term transformation when he noticed that incubating nonpathogenic bacteria with heat-killed pathogenic bacteria produced bacteria that ultimately became pathogenic, or deadly, in mice. If the repressor binds to the operator, transcription will not occur. Are you being asked to find a value on a graph or chart? Which of the following is the result of wobble pairing? This behavior is typically found among birds. 62. Unicellular and multicellular organisms alike meet these challenges through organization and specialization. Red plants prefer dry, and white plants prefer wet. Carbon is important for life because it is a versatile atom, meaning that it not only has the ability to bind with other carbons but also with a number of other elements including nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen. Organic molecules contain carbon atoms. It is important that the sample is big enough that the data from the experiment are a good representation of what would happen if the whole population were measured. First, mitosis is designed to reproduce copies of somatic cells, while meiosis is designed to create gametes with greater variability. An energy pyramid shows that of all the energy stored in the living things in an ecosystem, most of it is in the producers. A cotransporter requires one to be passive and one to be active. In exocytosis, a cell ejects waste products or specific secretion products, such as hormones, by the fusion of a vesicle with the plasma membrane. By binding and releasing substrates over and over again, the enzyme speeds the reaction along, enabling the cell to release much-needed energy from various molecules. B The pH scale is logarithmically based, meaning that each difference of 1 on the log scale is indicative of a ten-fold difference in the hydrogen (H+) ion concentration. 64. On the other hand, if the question asks you to contrast two things, you need to show how these things are different. Choice (D) has two sites, resulting in three chunks. Cells must maintain homeostasis and, in order to do this, must eliminate wastes, ingest nutrients, and maintain osmotic and ion balances. (C) They would die because they acquired tetracycline sensitivity through viral transduction. 12. Once the helix unwinds a bit more, it can build another okazaki fragment, and so on. The only way to physically separate linked alleles is by crossing over. Sometimes antibodies can have one, two, or five Y-monomers with the stem parts attaching and the arms facing outward. B The fungi are increasing the surface area, which would increase the water absorption of the roots. (B) Due to an atypically warm and humid summer, there were more mosquitoes than usual. Let’s talk about the parts of a neuron. The plasma membrane is important because it regulates the movement of substances into and out of the cell. The expression of one allele does not prevent the expression of the other. Questions 62–63 refer to the following passage. (C) Plasma membrane consisting of lipids and proteins, (D) Ribosomes that synthesize polypeptides. Choice (A) is incorrect because the nuclear envelope and nucleolus do not interact with vacuoles; they interact with the centrioles only during mitosis. C DNA is permanent and gets passed from generation to generation. • The 10% rule says that only 10% of the energy consumed from one level will be retained by the higher level that consumed it. One equal to the average of the two masses and one representing a lighter mass. Also, a DNA polymerase replicates DNA. A radioactive isotope of hydrogen, 3H, is called tritium. Notice that all the plants in your house tip toward the windows. D If substance F leads to the inhibition of enzyme 3, then substances D and E and enzymes 3, 4, and 5 will be affected. With this type of question, you must remember that you’re looking for the wrong (or the least correct) answer. Remember, genotype refers to the genetic makeup of an organism, whereas phenotype refers to the appearance of the organism. The graph shows nothing about nonresponsiveness. (A) The genes are linked on the same chromosome. Ribosomes translate and manufacture proteins, often on the rough endoplasmic reticulum. Questions 47 and 48 refer to the following bar graph, which shows the relative biomass of four different populations of a particular food pyramid. However, since the offspring were both black in color, they must have each been Bb. As electrons (and the hydrogen atoms to which they belong) are removed from a molecule of glucose, they carry with them much of the energy that was originally stored in their chemical bonds. (B) Do either of the patients have antibodies A, B, or C in their blood? 53. Although RNA is also made up of nucleotides, it differs from DNA in three ways. (B) Yes, the x2 value is smaller than 3.84. Viruses are obligate intracellular parasites, requiring their host cells for replication. • Water has cohesive and adhesive properties. Because these two organisms share similar amino acid sequences, humans must share more recent common ancestors with chimpanzees than with dogs. This means the person must have drunk something hypertonic to his or her blood. The first stage of the job usually falls to a community of lichens. A specific fragment can be mixed together with a plasmid, and this recombinant plasmid can then be taken up by E. coli. I. 9. Basically, heterotrophs digest the carbohydrates of their prey into carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen and use these molecules to make organic substances. As we will see, compartment­alization is an important part of the organization of unicellular and multicellular organisms. The genetic material in a prokaryote is one continuous, circular DNA molecule that is found free in the cell in an area called the nucleoid (this is not the same as a nucleus!). Since then, the field of genetics has vastly expanded. Take a look at the flow of carbon through a typical ecosystem. You also need a reference p-value. If you find that you stress out during exams, here are a few preemptive actions you can take: • Take a reality check. There are 20 amino acids. This is an example of a nonsense mutation. Depending on the condition, the body will respond accordingly. II. However, there are also some fish on each extreme (light or dark). Some colleges will give you college credit if you score well on an AP Exam. Questions 4-6 refer to the following table, chart and paragraph. Diagrams can be used to supplement your writing but will not receive credit on their own (unless otherwise specified). The bottom line is that heterotrophs, or consumers, get their energy from the things they consume. (B) Methionine–proline–glutamine–histidine, (C) Methionine–proline–leucine–alanine–arginine, (D) Methionine–proline–alanine–arginine–arginine, 61. Maybe one part was burned by fire. This is the probability of observing a deviation from the expected results due to chance. Like carbohydrates, lipids consist of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms, but not in the 1:2:1 ratio typical of carbohydrates. Water will flow into the sucrose chamber until the concentration is the same across the membrane. They possess the highest biomass (the total weight of all the organisms in an area) and the greatest numbers. Heterotrophs can obtain their energy from ingesting autotrophs, but they can also consume other heterotrophs. Example 1: Eleven male laboratory mice were weighed at thirty-two weeks of age. Height, skin color, and weight are all examples of polygenic traits. Understanding these will help you write clear, focused, and accurate responses. 3. If you do come into contact with the real version, your body will fight it off ASAP. With all the soot around, the predators couldn’t even see them; the dark moths continued doing their thing—above all, reproducing. A right shift curve would represent a reduced affinity. A Radiometric dating assumes that the isotope started decaying when the rock was formed (B). 6. • Parametric data are summarized using median, mode, and range. DNA is passed from generation to generation, and from this process the genes and the traits associated with those genes are inherited. 16. Some cells contained a β-galactosidase marker and grew in blue colonies, while others did not contain the marker and grew in white colonies. Depending on polarity, molecules cross the cell membrane in different ways. Even if you don’t know how whales reproduce, you should know that spiders lose lots of their young and humans don’t. Naturally, you can’t just compose a “laundry list” of scientific terms. Pheromones, for instance, are chemical signals between members of the same species that stimulate olfactory receptors and ultimately affect behavior. Succession describes how ecosystems recover after a disturbance in terms of pioneers, sere, climax community, and secondary succession. A species of butterfly comes in two colors: blue ((B) and white (b). For the AP test, it is important to have a general idea of how the body works. 15. Eventually, some life-forms found a way to make their own food; most commonly through photosynthesis. The sample size (n) is how many members of the population are included in the study. Questions 29–32 refer to the following passage. If the pH level decreases from a neutral pH of 7, the reaction rate of the enzyme will decrease. When you exercise, your muscles require a lot of energy. A community refers to a group of interacting plants and animals that show some degree of interdependence. abs acos acosh addcslashes addslashes aggregate aggregate_info aggregate_methods aggregate_methods_by_list aggregate_methods_by_regexp aggregate_properties aggregate_properties_by An interesting problem is that a few bases at the very end of a DNA molecule cannot be replicated because the DNA polymerase needs to bind. The electron transport chain stops working, and the electron carriers have nowhere to drop their electrons. The chromatids are pulled apart by the microtubules, which begin to shorten. For example, instead, they might display thermotropism or hydrotropism (B). One important factor is population density. Finally, hydrogen bonds form between the new base pairs, leaving two identical copies of the original DNA molecule. This plasmid DNA can be expressed within them in the same way as their own bacterial chromosome. It’s like riding a bicycle downhill. The products gained energy in the form of heat. Gap junctions are described as allowing action potentials to be passed from cell to cell. Insulin is released when blood glucose is high and glucagon is released when blood glucose in low. These electrons—and their accompanying energy—are then transferred to readied hydrogen carrier molecules. For example, suppose you counted the number of pine needles on each branch of a Pinus strobus tree. Choices (A) and (B) involve stimulations, so they can be eliminated. 1. These are broken down into Part A (63 multiple-choice questions) and Part B (6 grid-in questions). The testing board is bound to ask you which cells contain which structures: Why do we need to know about the structure of cells? What no one knew was that in sufficient concentrations, DDT weakened the eggshells of ospreys. Then, that volume should be divided by 5 to determine what volume will fill to the bottom line. • Greenhouse effect: The atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide increased by the burning of fossil fuels and forests have contributed to the warming of the earth. Which of the following could describe the growth patterns of the red- versus white-colored, shade tolerant shrubs? Choice (B) is the only one that puts the membrane protein in the membrane. Expatica is the international community’s online home away from home. This includes soil, water, light, and air. (B) The receptors on the postsynaptic cell determine the effect of the neurotransmitter. 20. By about 1950, the gene pool reached 90 percent dark and only 10 percent light. If any white spotted pups result from that cross, then the male would have contributed a spotted allele. Take Another Test and Assess Your Performance. 52. This is a basic form of meditation that should help you to clear your mind of stress and, as a result, concentrate better on the test. Plasmids and the gene of interest are cut with the same restriction enzyme (restriction enzymes cut DNA at very specific pre-determined sequences), creating compatible sticky ends. Of the choices, it would appear violet. For example, suppose you roll a die 120 times. What is a valid explanation as to why parents of children with this devastating disease can be completely normal? If that chunk held a gene for something like antibiotic resistance, the next cell that gets infected will gain that trait. Imagine that you adopt a cat and discover that it has a strange fear of cotton balls. This may result in new traits because one copy can maintain the gene’s original function and one copy may evolve a new function. Water moves across a selectively permeable membrane from an area of higher water potential to an area of lower water potential. Choice (B) can also be eliminated; in cardiac muscle fibers, voltage-gated K+ channels open during repolarization. While there are different types of imprinting, including parent, sexual, and song imprinting, they all occur during a critical period—a window of time when the animal is sensitive to certain aspects of the environment. Cell cycle checkpoints are control mechanisms that make sure cell division is happening properly in eukaryotic cells. 4. However, when the double-helix is “unzipped,” one of the two strands is oriented in the opposite direction—3’ to 5’. Water, (C), is polar and not found in plasma membranes. This is because the bonds joining the glucose subunits in cellulose are different than those in starch. There are several ways to improve your pacing and timing for the test: • Know your average pace. Here’s one thing to remember: In operant conditioning, the animal’s behavior determines whether it gets the reward or the punishment. Data can be quantitative (based on numbers or amounts that can be measured or counted) or qualitative (data that is descriptive, subjective, or difficult to measure). Most assume that if they study hard, they will test well and that if they do not study, they will do poorly. Also, each dot on a line graph could represent one data point or a mean of values. An animal cell that is permeable to water but not salts has an internal NaCl concentration of 10%. Questions 26–27 refer to the following figure. In the light-dependent reactions, energy from the sun is absorbed by chlorophyll and energizes electrons. 22. • Be specific. The fishes’ pigment level varied from pale white-orange fish to dark brown-orange fish. Unanswered questions do not receive points. A Choice (B) is incorrect because bacteria make membrane proteins that reside on the plasma membrane. Practice Test 2: Answers and Explanations, Practice Test 3: Answers and Explanations, Practice Test 4: Answers and Explanations, Click here to download a PDF of Practice Test 2, 1. (B) The inside of the cell would become less negative. So while you lose a little time at the outset, you’ll more than make up for it when it comes time to actually write your answer. (A) DNA from the nonpathogenic bacteria revitalized the pathogenic bacteria. A good example is birth weight in human babies. 18. 37. Everything that relies on the plankton would be affected too. What makes a solution acidic or basic? There are two different refractory periods. Now let’s turn to how organisms deal with their environments. Mary Beth Garrick, Director of Production. 34. • Water expands when it freezes (or, ice floats). Light receptors are common in plants and help link environmental cues to biological processes such as seed germination, the timing of flowering, and chlorophyll production. 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