1. The goal of learning about biology through the lens of other sciences is to:(all of them )!!!! gain new insights into biology, become a more judicious citizen, and recognize that the world does not work in isolated boxes.2. As currently defined, Citizen Science is:The participation of citizens in science research3. Who was one of the first scientists to use math and physics to determine constraints on living beings?Galileo Galilei4. What two sciences mentioned in the Introduction chapter of the textbook help us learnabout the metabolism of an ecosystem?Information Theory, Network Theory5. Match the scientific principles with their meaningExamples include Superposition and Gravity → LawHypothesis → Makes testable predictions about a single ideaTheory → Explains universal phenomenon that work under a variety of conditionsThe first step for this is to make observations in nature → HypothesisIt describes a specific phenomenon that always works under certain conditions → LawExamples include Evolution and Relativity → Theory6. A college student has a new job, and must balance classes and commute times to work. The student takes two weeks to drive from campus to the workplace by several routes, including a direct route through town, a highway route, and a route through a city park. Comparing the drive times, affected by the route, speed limits and intersections is possible. The dependent variable is the -average time in minutes it takes to drive from campus to workplace.7. Select all of the properties of biological entities...not just "life", but all biological entities.8.Most viruses ___.-infect only a few closely related species. 9. How does the Corona Virus attach to your cell?- By the outer spikes10. Where do viruses live in our bodies to protect from harmful bacteria?●