BIO 201 STRAIGHTERLINE CUMULATIVE FINAL
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
◉ a hypothesis must be. Answer: testable and falsifiable
◉ independent variable. Answer: the variable being manipulated
◉ dependent variable. Answer: the thing you are measuring as a
result of the study
◉ constant. Answer: condition that is the same across all tested
groups
◉ confounding variable. Answer: condition not held constant and
could affect results
◉ control groups. Answer: allows for comparison for interpreting
results
◉ experimental groups. Answer: treatment groups; the participants
in a study that receive the intervention
, ◉ negative control. Answer: Control group where conditions
produce a negative outcome. Negative control groups help identify
outside influences which may be present that were not accounted
for when the procedure was created.
◉ positive control. Answer: the result should be seen, guarantees a
positive result, that what you are seeing is true
◉ all cells have what component. Answer: plasma membrane,
cytosol, chromosomes, ribosomes
◉ location of DNA in eukaryotes. Answer: inside the nucleus, which
is double membrane bounded
◉ location of DNA in prokaryotes. Answer: nucleoid, not membrane
enclosed
◉ organelles in eukaryotes. Answer: have many organelles with
different functions
◉ organelles in prokaryotes. Answer: most have no organelles
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
◉ a hypothesis must be. Answer: testable and falsifiable
◉ independent variable. Answer: the variable being manipulated
◉ dependent variable. Answer: the thing you are measuring as a
result of the study
◉ constant. Answer: condition that is the same across all tested
groups
◉ confounding variable. Answer: condition not held constant and
could affect results
◉ control groups. Answer: allows for comparison for interpreting
results
◉ experimental groups. Answer: treatment groups; the participants
in a study that receive the intervention
, ◉ negative control. Answer: Control group where conditions
produce a negative outcome. Negative control groups help identify
outside influences which may be present that were not accounted
for when the procedure was created.
◉ positive control. Answer: the result should be seen, guarantees a
positive result, that what you are seeing is true
◉ all cells have what component. Answer: plasma membrane,
cytosol, chromosomes, ribosomes
◉ location of DNA in eukaryotes. Answer: inside the nucleus, which
is double membrane bounded
◉ location of DNA in prokaryotes. Answer: nucleoid, not membrane
enclosed
◉ organelles in eukaryotes. Answer: have many organelles with
different functions
◉ organelles in prokaryotes. Answer: most have no organelles
