Pick 2 out of the 4 questions to answer from Chapter 2.  Question A: In a couple of sentences tell me why a biologist needs to learn basic chemistry. In your answer you should include at least 2 topics we discussed in chapter 2.  Question B: Differentiate between a covalent, ionic, and hydrogen bond. Make sure to discuss what is happening to the electrons in your answer. Which bonds are considered the strongest? Question C: Describe the basic structure of an atom. Include in your answer: protons, neutrons, and electrons.  Question D: In the question below, what is the reactants and what are the products? Is the equation balanced? If not, provide the balanced equation. 

Explain the difference between a compound light microscope and a dissecting microscope. What would be one limitation of each of these microscopes? Name one “real” life situation where you would use each of these microscopes. 

Complete the following metric conversions.  A. 24nm = ________mmm B. 56mL = ________ kL C. 432m = ________ kL D. 10cm = ________mm

Pick 2 out of the 5 questions to answer from Chapter 5.  Question A: Differentiate between a monosaccharide, disaccharide, and a polysaccharide. Provide 1 example of each in your descriptions.  Question B: What are phospholipids? Why are they important to life? Question C: What are the building blocks of proteins? What is their general structure? What are 4 functions of proteins? Question D: What are the building blocks of nucleic acids? What are their general structures? Differentiate between RNA and DNA.

Read the sentences below. Decide if there is a capitalization error, a punctuation error or the is NO error at all. My sister had her honeymoon in malaysia. She was so happy. 

Read the sentences below. Decide if there is a capitalization error, a punctuation error or the is NO error at all.   Many people are moving to the united Arab Emirate these days due to the safety it has

Read the sentences below. Decide if there is a capitalization error, a punctuation error or the is NO error at all. His favorite teacher in the whole school is Mr. Jack

Suppose you are an analyst following Snap-on. Based on your analysis of Snap-on’s customers and industry competitors, you think that Snap-on should set its allowance for doubtful accounts to be 5% of gross accounts receivable (i.e., Allowance for Bad debt = 5% of Gross Accounts Receivable). What adjustments would you make to the following items in Snap-on’s financial statements? Please indicate the direction and magnitude of the adjustment, if any. Ignore any tax effects. Use this information for questions 18-23.

Question 12. Compute the following indefinite integral.

The organisms noted by the number 1. represent: