Self-Replication, or the Ability to Duplicate Itself, Is Achievable by

question 53

Multiple Choice

Self-replication, or the ability to duplicate itself, is achievable by

• A) DNA.
• B) amino acids.
• C) meiosis.
• D) genetic heterogeneity.

Analyze the logical strength and weakness of arguments by analogy.

Recognize the role of similarity in arguments by analogy.

Assess how specific similarities or differences affect the strength of analogical arguments.

Understand the inductive generalizations implied by arguments by analogy.

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Definitions:

Double Bond

A chemical bond in which two pairs of electrons are shared between two atoms.

Lewis Structure

A representation of molecules where symbols for elements are used to represent nuclei and inner-shell electrons, and dots or dashes between symbols represent electron pairs forming covalent bonds.

Ammonia

A colorless gas with a distinct sharp smell, composed of nitrogen and hydrogen (NH3), used as a fertilizer, in cleaning products, and in the synthesis of various chemicals.

Lewis Structure

A representation of molecules showing all the atoms, valence electrons, and bonding between atoms as well as any lone pairs of electrons.