I. All chemical reactions of life occur in or in association with cells.
II. All cells carry genetic information in the form of DNA, which is passed from parents cell to daughter cell.
III. All cells contain a nucleus that coordinates the basic functions of the cell.
A. I only
B. III only
C. I and II only
D. II and III only
E. I, II, and III
The answer given is C.
Here's my argument: Red blood cells are cells, but they don't have a nucleus or any genetic information which makes II false. The answer should be A.
You are right with RBCs not having nuclei. However, they don't divide either (they just "die" after a while), so nothing is passed down to daughter cells since there is no mitosis. I totally understand what your saying, though. I mean, just try and not go into every single specific thing. Its tough, after taking AP Bio, I want to yell out "but _________________ [insert really specific species name here] has....., making the question incorrect!" but the SAT II is not as uber detail oriented (I mean there is detail but not as detailed as AP Bio).
Yay for bio lovers like us
Do we have to know much about classification, or just the general kingdom/phylum/class sequence (and the 5 main) ?
Oh, and is anyone else having plant issues? I know the parts, but can't seem to do more than the basics on the diagrams on the Barron's tests...
