Mary loved having her own garden and would often spend many hours tending to its care. She was meticulous in watering the plants,pulling the dreaded weeds, and harvesting the fruits and vegetables as they ripened. Her garden consisted of corn, tomatoes, greenbeans, okra, zucchini, squash, lima beans, watermelon, and cantaloupe. Often, the garden would produce much more than Mary andher daughter, Sue, could eat. Rather than waste the delicious food, the ladies would spend hours on the weekend canning the excessvegetables and fruit. It was something they had done for many years. On this particular occasion, Sue noticed that the pressure cooker,the instrument used to sterilize the canned food, did not seem to be acting quite right, but the cans were hot when they came out soshe figured everything would be okay.Several months after their weekend of canning, the ladies invited the entire family over for Thanksgiving dinner. The meal consisted ofturkey, ham, chicken, macaroni and cheese, rolls, spinach salad, tomatoes, corn, lima beans, green beans, and okra. All of thevegetables were the ones they had previously canned from their garden. For dessert, they had pecan pie and vanilla ice cream. Thenext day, while most of the family was out shopping, four of the family members were home with blurred vision, dry mouth, and muscleweakness. Mary called the family physician, Dr. Franklin, who told her to take the sick individuals to the emergency room, and he wouldmeet them there. Upon arrival at the ER, Dr. Franklin asked what the family members had eaten for the meals before they developedthe symptoms. The common foods that all of them ate were the chicken, the ham, the tomatoes, the green beans, and the spinachsalad. The doctor determined that the family was suffering from botulism food poisoning. In the United States, foodborne botulismhappens in 15% of cases each year, frequently from foods with a low acidity. He was suspicious of the green beans and tomatoes, eventhough tomatoes are highly acidic. Dr. Franklin also said that using proper methods of microbial control could have prevented theirillness.

Which of the following is an example of microbial control?

a. Sue washes off the vegetables before serving them in a meal.
b. Mary warms food up in a microwave before putting it on the table.
c. Sue uses bleach to clean the kitchen counters.
d. Mary places leftovers in the refrigerator after the meal.

Answer:

Option a (Sue........meal) would be the correct answer. Below however is the explanation offered.

Explanation:

All other three methods are not connected to the case provided. So, the solution here is just the right one.

Which statement best describes cancer cells?
A.cells that go through mitosis successfully
B.cells that continue to replicated even when not needed and does not stop
C.cells that move to G0,the resting phase
D.cells in hypotonic, solution to burst

What is the difference between osmosis and diffusion?
A. Diffusion uses energy, but osmosis does not.
B. Osmosis is movement of proteins, and diffusion is movement of water.
C. Diffusion only occurs in animal cells, and osmosis only occurs in plant cells.
D. Osmosis is a kind of diffusion that involves movement of water.​

_ observations include descriptions of sights, sounds, smells, and texture ( use senses)


A. Solution

B. Problem

C. Qualitative

D. Quantitative

define Hypothermia in a way a elementary kid would understand

What is cancer? Explain what a doctor means when he or she says the cancer has
"metastasized." (Provide examples)

Which of the following is NOT something you would find a "fluid mosaic" cell membrane?

These students are playing tug-of-war. What will cause one side to win the game?


A. A net force of zero
B. A net force other than zero
C. No applied forces
D. Balanced forces​

Which of the following is an example of passive transport across a membrane?
a
the movement of H+ into a thylakoid disc during photosynthesis
b
the uptake of glucose in the intestine
с
the uptake of mineral ions into root hair cells of plants
d
the movement of water from the descending loop of a nephron into the interstitium

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6.What is the process a plant uses to create glucose?
A. ATP
B. Cellular Respiration
B. Cell Membranes C. Cytoplasm D. Mitochondria
C. Diffusion

7. What organelle does cellular respiration take place in?
A. Chloroplast
B. Lysosome
D. Photosynthesis
C. Mitochondria
D. Nucleus

8. The movement of particles from a less crowded area to a more crowded area requires
A. Diffusion
B. Energy
B. Osmosis and endocytosis
C. Endocytosis

9. Which of these are types of passive transport?
A. Osmosis and diffusion
D. Sunlight
C. Diffusion and exocytosis
D. Endocytosis and exocytosis

In which situation would artificial insemination most likely be used over other forms of treatment?
A.
A woman's ovaries do not release any eggs.
B.
A man's testicles have not properly descended, lowering sperm count.
C.
There is a blockage in the fallopian tubes.
D.
The mucus that helps the sperm travel to the uterus is too thick.

9. All of the following statements about the scientific name for an organism are true EXCEPT
A. the genus name is listed first
B. the name is two words
C. the species name is listed second
D. the kingdom name is listed first

What usually compresses the sedimentary rock layers?

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How much time will 48.5 million years ago will be at an specifici year.

Proper question or report

Which component of the blood is part of the body’s immune system?

Farmers can store food for when it is difficult to grow. True or false?

Which of the following is not a product of cellular respiration?
A) CO2
B) energy
C) CoH 1206
D) H2O

Fossils are usually
usually found in

A common test for liver function involves sprinkling sulfur powder onto a sample of urine (mostly water with dissolved bodily waste). Sulfur powder sprinkled on a sample from an Individual with impaired liver function will sink because the urine contains a high level of bile salts, while the sulfur powder sprinkled on normal urine samples will float.

Which of the following best explains why bile salts cause the sulfur powder to sink?

A. Bile salts decrease the surface tension of the urine sample.

B. Bile salts increase the water potential of the urine.

С. Bile salts increase the density of the urine sample.

D. Bile salts decrease the strength of the covalent bonds within a water molecule.​

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metabolism is a process of breaking down molecules and forming new ones.

Where do most of this occur within the cell?

A-CYTOPLASM ******

B- NUCLEUS

C- DNA

D- CELL WALL

6. The replication of chromosomes by eukaryotes occurs in a relatively short period of time because
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A reduction of the amount of product of a particular gene is observed due to a mutation. This type of a mutation is called ____

Which animals have tube like mouth?​

explain
what could happen to the community
if all the hares suddenly died

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This water bottle has a mass of 0.5 kg. If the net force acting on the bottle is 5 N to the right, what is the bottle's acceleration?
(Hint: Use the formula a = ...)

A. a = 50 m/s^2 right
B. a = 2 m/s^2 left
C. a = 10 m/s^2 right
D. a = 10m/s^2 left​

Describe Claire's symptoms. Explain how they were related to metabolism and homeostasis.

What food substance do plants produce during photosynthesis?

Which layers of the atmosphere does the temperature decrease the higher you go?

Select all of the arguments that are supported by the diagram depicting the lytic cycle of viral replication. A) Viruses use a host cell to replicate their genome. B) A single virus can infect multiple cells at the same time. C) Viral replication can exponentially increase virus numbers. D) Viruses destroy host cells upon their release from the cell. E) Viruses use their own organelles for replication of viral components.

11. Match the term with the definition regarding the anatomical position
1. Arms
A Erect
2. Eyes
B. At the sides
3. Head
c. Flat on the floor
4. Feet
D. Level
5. Body
E. Facing forward

is protein a living cell or a virus

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