Author: Anonymous

I understand the assignments that are due and how much each assignment is worth in the overall grading scheme (see syllabus).

I understand that in the event of an absence (or failure to take test) on scheduled test days, I must provide documentation for the absence on the test day or accept a “0” for the test. (see syllabus)

I understand that I am required to do the following before starting my exam: Google Chrome is the only browser I am allowed to use for this proctored exam. The use of any other browser will result in me receiving a zero for this exam. A slow and thorough room scan (including all walls, workspace and under my desk).  Once my external webcam is placed to the side of me, up against the wall and in a corner, I will do the following:  Show all sides of my scratch paper Show my calculator Use my phone to record a video to show my entire workspace and behind my webcam. Show the webcam that I power off my phone and place it behind me and out of reach.  Enable my onscreen webcam viewer and my microphone. I understand that my hands, face, and workspace must be in view of the webcam for the duration of the exam. I understand that if my webcam or proctoring session pauses or cuts off during this proctored session, I will receive a zero on this exam. I understand that I must submit my scratch work within 10 minutes of submitting this exam. Your scratchwork must match the answers your provide or you will not receive credit.  Last chance! If you haven’t done any of these requirements, please do so now. I understand and acknowledge these requirements.

Proximal means farther from the midline or point of attachment to the trunk 

Eukaryotic cells differ from prokaryotic cells in that eukaryotic cells ___________ prokaryotic cells.

Movement of a substance from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration is called?

The plasma membrane is constructed largely of what?

There are no limits to what science can do. 

Are plant cells prokaryotic or eukaryotic?

Many medical studies include a control group in which patients receive a medically ineffective treatment that resembles the treatment tested.  What do we call the ineffective treatment?