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What are the two types of secondary structures in proteins?
Alpha Helix and Beta Sheets
How can surface area affect the rate of chemical reactions?
Increasing the surface area of the solid will expose more solid molecules to the liquid, which allows faster reaction.
A type of chemical reaction which involves a compound broken into its component elements
Decomposition, reduction reaction, or analysis
Disaccharides that are present in cereals, beers, potatoes, cheese, and pasta
Maltose
The gas law which states that at constant pressure, the temperature and volume are directly proportional
Charles' Law
It refers to the average amount of energy of motion or kinetic energy in a system
Temperature
Briefly describe the Lamarckian Concept of "Use and Disuse"
If certain body parts are frequently used they will gradually increase while organs that are unused will disappear
It is the joining together of DNA molecules from two different species
Recombinant DNA technology
A type of base substitution that involves the swapping of a pyrimidine to purine or vice versa
Transversion
The adhering follicular cells surrounding the zona pellucida are collectively known as _______________.
Corona Radiata
It is a long, muscular tube that carries sperm from the epididymis to the urethra
Vas Deferens or Sperm Duct
It is the division of the human nervous system that is responsible for the involuntary responses of the body
Autonomic Nervous System
What are the characteristics of images formed by concave lenses?
Upright, Reduced, and Virtual
What is Lateral Inversion?
The apparent reversal of left and right in the mirror image compared with the object
The phenomenon in light that involves the reflection of all the incident light off the boundary
Total Internal Reflection
Briefly explain the benefit of sterile insect technique
A method used to control harmful insect pests by exposing male insects to radiation that makes them incapable of reproducing
A type of electromagnetic wave that is good for transmitting information from one place to another since it can penetrate haze, light rain and snow
Microwaves
What are the three components of the Fleming's Right Hand Rule?
Middle Finger - Current, Index Finger - Magnetic Field, Thumb - Thrust or Motion of the Conductor
Fossilized dung and stomach contents that can provide useful information pertaining to the size and food habits of organisms
Coprolites
A geologic process in which tectonic plates split apart from each other which is a result of mantle convection
Seafloor spreading
Long, narrow scar-like features on the lithosphere brought about by transform boundaries
Faults or Fracture Zones
A type of plate boundary that creates new seafloor that contains the youngest geological rocks on Earth
Divergent Plate Boundaries
The type of seismic waves that can pass through the mantle but absorbed at the outer core
S-Waves
It is the Earthquake belt which is also known as the "Pacific Ring of Fire" which is the zone of the greatest Seismic activity
Circum-Pacific Belt


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