An ion having eleven protons, twelve neutrons, and ten electrons will have a charge of 

A. +.
B. -.
C. ++.
D. --.


A. +.

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In Cell 3,  

Consider the following plant cells floating in an open beaker containing 0.2M sucrose. By definition, an open beaker has a pressure potential 0 MPa. Assume that the cells have come to equilibrium with the solution in the beaker.



A.  ?p = 0.0 MPa and ?w = -0.5 MPa.
B.  ?p = 0.0 MPa and ?w = 0.0 MPa.
C.  ?p = +0.5 MPa and ?w = -0.5 MPa.
D.  ?p = -0.5 MPa and ?w = -0.5 MPa.
E.  ?p = 0.0 MPa and ?w = +0.5 MPa.

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Water moves up a plant via

a. capillaries. b. phloem. c. xylem. d. stomates. e. panicles.

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As a result of an accident, a patient has their jaw wired shut and is put on a liquid diet. Why has the person been placed on a liquid diet?

A. Mechanical digestion would be inhibited since the jaws could not drive the breakdown of food by teeth. B. The secretion of amylase would be inhibited since muscles could not work. C. Peristalsis would stop. D. Lipase would not be added to food. E. None of the answer choices is correct.

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____ plants do not develop aerial parts that are composed of lignin

a. Herbaceous b. Woody c. Deciduous d. Evergreen e. Shrub

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