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WGU Introduction-to-Biology Exam Syllabus Topics:

WGU Introduction to Biology (KBC1, C190) Sample Questions:

1. Which stage of cellular respiration produces themost ATPper molecule of glucose broken down?

A) Glycolysis
B) Electron transport chain
C) Calvin cycle
D) Krebs cycle

2. Agroup of lionsthat preys on deer constitutes which ecological level?

A) Ecosystem
B) Community
C) Population
D) Biome

3. In a species wherewhite fur (W)is dominant toblack fur (w), you cross twoheterozygousindividuals (Ww × Ww). What is the probability that an offspring will havegenotype Ww?

A) 50%
B) 75%
C) 25%
D) 100%

4. Coral reefs are built from calcium carbonate secretions of coral polyps and support diverse communities, but many are shrinking due to climate change. Which activity would have a negative impact on coral reef biodiversity?

A) Increasing use of fossil fuels
B) Developing technologies that reduce pollutants
C) Increasing use of sustainable technologies
D) Increasing the use of renewable energy sources

5. Which organisms arefour-limbed, produceshelled eggs, andlack feathers?

A) Crocodilians
B) Sharks and rays
C) Rodents and rabbits
D) Amphibians

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