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Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 1

The table above shows measurements for tumor size growth over time within three different possible treatment methods. Each tumor was first documented at an initial size of 2 inches. Every month each tumor was measured, for a total of five measurements of each tumor.  

Q. What conclusion CANNOT be reached based on the data shown above?

Detailed Solution for Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 1

There is not enough information in the data to know that the cancer cells in all three groups grew at the same rate. Cancer cells can grow at different rates depending on size, stage, and other factors.

Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 2

The table above shows measurements for tumor size growth over time within three different possible treatment methods. Each tumor was first documented at an initial size of 2 inches. Every month each tumor was measured, for a total of five measurements of each tumor.  

Q. What information would be most important to know before drawing conclusions based on this data? 

Detailed Solution for Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 2

The key is here the phrase most important. The location and stage of the cancer would play the biggest role in terms of treatment results. All of the other information would be helpful, but the question asks to prioritize which is the most important. 

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Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 3

The table above shows measurements for tumor size growth over time within three different possible treatment methods. Each tumor was first documented at an initial size of 2 inches. Every month each tumor was measured, for a total of five measurements of each tumor.  

Q.  Looking at the "Surgery and Chemotherapy" treatment column, where could one infer that chemotherapy was performed? 

Detailed Solution for Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 3

ne would think that surgery as opposed to chemotherapy resulted in a drastic reduction of tumor size; therefore, the smaller reduction of size can be attributed to chemotherapy (0.09 to 0.05). 

Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 4

The table above shows measurements for tumor size growth over time within three different possible treatment methods. Each tumor was first documented at an initial size of 2 inches. Every month each tumor was measured, for a total of five measurements of each tumor.  

Q.  Based on the chart above, what conclusion could be drawn about the "no treatment" option? 

Detailed Solution for Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 4

Based on the data, the only conclusion that can be drawn is the tumor size increases. One might be tempted to draw the conclusion out further and say that some treatment is always better than no treatment; however, that is a circumstantial conclusion based on the individual patient cases, and cannot be concluded from the data shown. 

Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 5

The table above shows measurements for tumor size growth over time within three different possible treatment methods. Each tumor was first documented at an initial size of 2 inches. Every month each tumor was measured, for a total of five measurements of each tumor.  

Q.  Based on the table above, which single method is most effective at reducing tumor size in the shortest period of time?

Detailed Solution for Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 5

The tumor size decrease from surgery alone was 2 to 0.05 inches, the largest decrease on the chart. Don't be tricked into answering "Surgery and Chemotherapy" because the questions asks for which single method is most effective.

Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 6

Scientist’s believe they have found the gene accountable for intelligence. The allele “G” is dominant, and the allele “g” is recessive. The intelligence gene is optimally expressed in the homozygous recessive form. The chart above shows the trait in the heterozygous form and the homozygous form. The form “gg” is from the mother, and “Gg” is from the father. The parents want to know what the gene might look like in their child.

Q. What form of the gene expresses optimal intelligence?

Detailed Solution for Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 6

The prompt states the intelligence gene is "optimally expressed in the homozygous recessive form." Therefore, this is the "gg" form.

Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 7

Scientist’s believe they have found the gene accountable for intelligence. The allele “G” is dominant, and the allele “g” is recessive. The intelligence gene is optimally expressed in the homozygous recessive form. The chart above shows the trait in the heterozygous form and the homozygous form. The form “gg” is from the mother, and “Gg” is from the father. The parents want to know what the gene might look like in their child.

Q. According to the data given, what could one infer about the phenotype for "Gg?" 

Detailed Solution for Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 7

The prompt does not tell what the phenotype of "Gg" is, it just mentions the phenotype for "gg" is optimal intelligence. 

Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 8

Scientist’s believe they have found the gene accountable for intelligence. The allele “G” is dominant, and the allele “g” is recessive. The intelligence gene is optimally expressed in the homozygous recessive form. The chart above shows the trait in the heterozygous form and the homozygous form. The form “gg” is from the mother, and “Gg” is from the father. The parents want to know what the gene might look like in their child.

Q. According to the chart above, what are the chances of the child inheriting the optimal form of the gene? 

Detailed Solution for Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 8

The optimal form of the gene is the homozygous reccesive "gg," which has a 50 percent chance of resulting from the parental cross. 

Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 9

A new drug is in its clinical trial phase. The graph below shows the data for participants sleep patterns before medication use and then after using the medication for three months. Series 1 shows the average hours slept a night for each participant prior to medication. Series 2 shows the average hours slept a night for each participant after three months of use. The average hours slept a night was obtained by recording sleep every night for one month, and then finding the average. Patients one through five took a placebo pil, not the actual Moonlight medication. Note: The y-axis is measured in hours slept a night, while the x-axis lists each anonymous patient numerically. 

Q. The overall trend when comparing sleep before and after mediciation use is __________. 

Detailed Solution for Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 9

Looking at the graph, one will see the patients who slept the least before medication usage (patients 4, 6, and 9), had the largest increase in hours slept. Further, patient 7 and patient 3 had the greatest amount of hours slept prior to medication usage. These two patients had the smallest increase in average sleeping hours. 

Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 10

A new drug is in its clinical trial phase. The graph below shows the data for participants sleep patterns before medication use and then after using the medication for three months. Series 1 shows the average hours slept a night for each participant prior to medication. Series 2 shows the average hours slept a night for each participant after three months of use. The average hours slept a night was obtained by recording sleep every night for one month, and then finding the average. Patients one through five took a placebo pil, not the actual Moonlight medication. Note: The y-axis is measured in hours slept a night, while the x-axis lists each anonymous patient numerically. 

Q. What information would strengthen the experiment? 

Detailed Solution for Test: ACT Biology Data Representation Questions - Question 10

This experiment takes into account the total average hours slept each night. While the medication seems to improve the total hours slept, it leaves out how consecutive the hours. An individual who sleeps a total of seven hours a night but wakes up five times a night will not show an improvement based on the way the results are measured. 

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