The term for an organism’s visible, evident, or detectable physical traits is _______________.
       a. genotype
       b. phenotype
       c. code
       d. recessive allele

Which is the following statements regarding the theory of evolution is true:
       a. Newer traits are better than older, primitive traits
       b. Natural selection always works
       c. Natural selection always produces perfect structures
       d. All of the above
       e. None of the above

Which of the following represents a dominant heterozygous pair?
       a. rr
       b. RR
       c. Rr
       d. none of the above

An individual who is homozygous for a gene has __________.
       a. different alleles for the gene
       b. no alleles for that gene
       c. two of the same alleles for that gene
       d. only one locus for that particular gene

According to the theory of natural selection:
       a. Physical variation within a species is critical.
       b. Populations always increase faster than the resources on which they depend.
       c. New species emerge because the organisms with advantageous variations become a larger percent of the population.
       d. a and b
       e. a, b, and c

A ___________________ is a set of hypotheses that have been tested repeatedly and that have not been rejected.
       a. Fact
       b. Observation
       c. Hypothesis
       d. Theory

True or false: It is likely that every individual carries a mutation in their body.
True

False

__________ anthropology is the study of humans as biological organisms, considered in an evolutionary framework.
       a. Astronomical
       b. Physical
       c. Molecular
       d. Osteological

In proper pairings, DNA base combinations are always __________.
       a. A-T or C-G
       b. A-G or C-T
       c. G-T or A-C
       d. A-D or C-D

True or false: All of the DNA in our body is part of a gene?
True

False

Regulatory genes, which act like “lightswitches” in the body, are important because they:

       
always work at night.

       
help explain how large physical differences can exist between species that have very similar genes.

       
always lead to the most important mutations in the body.

       
help determine which species will dominate other species in the survival of the fittest.

In an evolutionary sense, a “bottleneck” occurs when:

       
a. Genes are spliced and created in a laboratory tube.

       
b. Too many species exist.

       
c. A sequence of genetic code cannot attach to a ribosome.

       
d. A random factor or chance changes or reduces the gene pool of a particular species.

Why is childhood obesity high in the African American community?

Identify each of the following COMPOUND sentences as a conjunction, disjunction, conditional, or negation by writing the name on your answer sheet.

1. If it rains, Kellogg will not flood.

2. Either the legislature will pass the finance bill or they will run out of time, and they won’t run out of time.

3. Software is either reliable or cheap, but not both.

4. If one goes to the concert, one had better take earplugs and water.

5. It’s not true that the best bargains and the best merchandise are online.

A researcher is interested in seeing if playing violent video games leads to a change in aggressive attitudes. The researcher recruits an experimental group, who plays a violent video game for 1 hour, and a control group. Both groups complete a measurement instrument that measures their aggressive attitudes on a scale of 0-100.

A. What type of study design is this (descriptive, correlational, or experimental)?

B. What would be the appropriate statistical analysis to use in that situation (Chi-Square, Pearson correlation, one sample t-test, paired samples t-test, independent samples t-test, or ANOVA)?

A researcher is interested in seeing how a group of law school students from a prestigious university compared in their scores on the bar exam to other law school students who have taken it. The researcher obtains data on the national average scores for comparison and mean scores from 10 participants.

A. What type of study design is this (descriptive, correlational, or experimental)?

B. What would be the appropriate statistical analysis to use in that situation (Chi-Square, Pearson correlation, one sample t-test, paired samples t-test, independent samples t-test, or ANOVA)?

After reading the material from Henry Giroux about public intellectuals and their role in higher education, share your own thoughts about what role you believe teachers should play.

What is your personal first hearing or awareness of Indian music?

This question is based in regard to Rachel dolezal.

Besides self-identifying as a member of a racialized group, what else seems to matter for proper, legitimate, etc. membership in that group? For example, does it matter how other people perceive our racial identity? Does our ancestry matter?

Why bell hooks argues that fighting homophobia is a necessary component of feminism?

Which theory or theories on crime best explain why people become involved in criminal behaviour? research and write a 270 words essay.

A woman is pregnant. She finds out that the baby she is carrying has spina bifida. She can’t decide whether to terminate the pregnancy or not. Assume that she can legally do so if that is her choice. Resolve the issue using the 7 step decision model.  

1. Define the precise ethical issue

2. Identify the major principles, rules, and values

3.Specify the Determine the facts

4. alternatives

5. Compare values and alternatives

6. Assess the consequences

7. Make a decision

approximately 300 words, please answer the following question(s): Please summarize and briefly explain Singer's argument for morally obligated famine relief. According to Singer, why are the affluent nations of the world morally required to provide aid to the poorer nations of the world? What is the primary moral principle that Singer uses to justify his reasoning? Are there any worries/difficulties that Singer’s position seem to face? If so, what are they and how might Singer respond to those worries/difficulties?

what is the different sentencing models used to determine the length of sentence for convicted felon?

for criminal justice 113

1. Can you identify and describe nearby urban neighborhoods by their social class compositions? (p257-261 and p274)

2. Describe a. Upper-Class and Middle-class Urban Neighborhoods (p266-272). Specify Yuppies, Dinks, Buppies, Bobos

3. What is Minority Suburbs and how and where they exist? (P281-285)

Answer three of these question using the below book

Cities and Urban Life 7^th Edition

Why are grammatical mistakes that all children make as they acquire language important to psycholinguistics?  What do they reveal about the origins of the language?