Bio S 1 Review Flashcards

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1
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Science uses which system to measure items?

A

metric

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2
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Biology is the study of ______________.

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living things

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3
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All living things __________ to make more of themselves.

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reproduce

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4
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Living things adjust to a stimulus by a ______________.

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response

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5
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Questions arise from individuals __________ the world around them.

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observing

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6
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The study of standards for what is right and wrong is called ______.

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ethics

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7
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Information gathered through experimentation.

A

data

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8
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A structured procedure for collecting information to test a hypothesis is called an _______.

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experiment

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9
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Applying science to the needs and problems of our society is called ________.

A

technology

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10
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A scientific explanation that’s been tested over time is a _________.

A

theory

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11
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The part of a science experiment that’s kept the same.

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control Group

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12
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Steps used in science that gathers information, tests hypothesis, and solve problems is called

A

scientific Method

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13
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A testable explanation for a question or problem

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hypothesis

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14
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Research that’s reported in numerical form with charts and graphs.

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quantitative research

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15
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A test of a hypothesis

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experiment

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16
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Carbohydrates, nucleic acids, and proteins are all large molecules called _____________.

A

polymers

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17
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All carbon compounds are called ___________________.

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organic

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18
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Carbon atoms must share ____________ electrons to be stable

A

four

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19
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Burning of paper is an example of a ______________ reaction.

A

chemical reaction

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20
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Two or more elements chemically bonding together is called a _____________.

A

compound

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21
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Protons and neutrons are located in the __________ of an atom.

A

nucleus

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22
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Electrons move about the nucleus in regions called ____________.

A

electron Clouds

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23
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Proteins are made up of __________________.

A

amino acids

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24
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Water can dissolve many compounds because of its

A

polarity

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25
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All living things are made up of _________.

A

cells

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26
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Which type of cells do not have a cell wall?

A

animals cells

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27
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When diffusion slow down and stops __________ is reached.

A

dynamic Equilibrium

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28
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Diffusion continues until there is no ____________.

A

concentration gradient

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29
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Proteins contain what element that fats and carbohydrates don’t have?

A

nitrogen

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30
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The first electron energy level can contain a maximum of ______ electrons

A

2

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31
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Acids have a pH _______ than seven.

A

less

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32
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Unsaturated fats contain ________ bonds

A

double

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33
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pH of 13 is considered a strong ____________.

A

base

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34
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Enzymes in the human body are ___________.

A

proteins

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35
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Non-metals like chlorine typically will _________ electrons to become stable.

A

gain

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36
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N?O? has how many total atoms?

A

4

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37
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all life is made of cells which are the basic units of life and must come from preexisting cells is called the ________.

A

cell theory

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38
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First to describe cells

A

Hooke

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39
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The type of microscope which has the greatest magnification

A

electron microscope

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40
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A cell with a nucleus and membrane bound organelles is termed ____________.

A

eukaryotic cells

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41
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The cell membrane is made up of a ________________.

A

lipid bilayer

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42
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Water moves out of a cell when the cell is placed in a ________ solution like sugar water.

A

hypertonic

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43
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Water moves into a cell when the cell is placed in a _________ solution.

A

hypotonic

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44
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When a cell moves particles from an area of lesser concentration to greater concentration it uses ________.

A

active Transport

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45
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Water leaving or entering a cell does so through a process known as __________.

A

osmosis

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46
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What part of a cell maintains the cells homeostasis?

A

plasma membrane

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47
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A gene is a segment of DNA that controls the production of ________.

A

proteins

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48
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Viruses, environmental influences and radiation are examples of things that can cause _________.

A

cancer

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49
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What monitors the cell’s cycle from phase to phase?

A

series of enzymes

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50
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What phase is identified by chromosomes lining up along the cell’s mid-line?

A

metaphase

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51
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The longest phase of the cell’s cycle.

A

interphase

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52
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Chlorophyll is located in what organelle?

A

chloroplast

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53
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Green pigment that traps light energy is called ____________.

A

chlorophyll

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54
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In order for your body to undergo reactions and normal body function, it requires _____.

A

energy

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55
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What are the two products of photosynthesis?

A

glucose (C?H??O?) and oxygen (O?)

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56
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The process which burns glucose to produce energy.

A

respiration

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57
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When parts of homologous chromatids exchange places with one another which creates genetic recombinations.

A

crossing over

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58
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A device used to show the offspring combinations of two parents.

A

punnett Square

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59
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Two alleles; one dominant and one recessive is said to be ______.

A

heterozygous

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60
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Mendel’s law that states only one factor from each parent is passed to the offspring is called _______.

A

law of Segregation

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61
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The passing of traits from parents to offspring is called __________.

A

heredity

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62
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A cell containing the full set (2) alleles for each trait is said to be _____.

A

diploid

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63
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The gamete produced by the mother.

A

egg

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64
Q

The percent chance a couple will always have a boy is _______.

A

50%

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65
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Looking at the physical features of a dog will provide the dog’s ________.

A

phenotype

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66
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What cell division reduces the number of chromosomes by 1/2?

A

meiosis

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67
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The process of a sperm uniting with an egg is called __________.

A

fertilization

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68
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Alternate forms of a gene are called ______________.

A

alleles

69
Q

Guanine always bonds to what nitrogen base?

A

cytosine

70
Q

When a portion of a chromosome is missing or breaks off.

A

deletion

71
Q

The shape of the DNA molecule.

A

double helix

72
Q

What could be one result of mutated skin cells of a person?

A

skin cancer

73
Q

When DNA is copied, these pair up to form a new strand.

A

nitrogen bases

74
Q

Is made up of one sugar, base and a phosphate group.

A

nucleotide

75
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The sugar of a DNA molecule.

A

deoxyribose

76
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The sugar of a RNA molecule.

A

ribose

77
Q

Replaces the Thymine in an RNA molecule.

A

uracil

78
Q

Process which forms Messenger RNA

A

transcription

79
Q

Put in order from largest to smallest: DNA, nucleotide, cell, chromosome, nucleus

A

cell, nucleus, chromosome, DNA, nucleotide

80
Q

What part of the DNA molecule gets copied during transcription?

A

nitrogen bases

81
Q

The dropping off of amino acids for protein assembly is called ______.

A

translation

82
Q

When a DNA segment has an added or lost nitrogen base it’s called a _________ mutation.

A

frameshift

83
Q

Pink flowers from red and white parent combination shows the trait is ____.

A

incomplete dominant

84
Q

The 23rd set of chromosomes is called ______.

A

sex chromosomes

85
Q

Males have XY chromosomes and females have sex chromosomes called _____.

A

XX

86
Q

The most efficient type of respiration is ______.

A

aerobic

87
Q

Sac of digestive enzymes

A

lysosome

88
Q

Storage sacs

A

vacuole

89
Q

Power-house of the cell (converts larger molecules into ATP for energy use)

A

mitochondria

90
Q

Folded membrane where reactions occur

A

endoplasmic reticulum

91
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Thin strands of DNA

A

chromatin

92
Q

Boundary of the cell

A

cell membrane

93
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Short hair-like; used for movement

A

cilia

94
Q

Control Center of Cell

A

nucleus

95
Q

Converts light energy to chemical energy

A

choroplast

96
Q

Phase the cell spends most of it’s time in

A

interphase

97
Q

Chromosomes line up along midline

A

metaphase

98
Q

Cell begins to undergo Mitosis by coiling up chromosomes

A

prophase

99
Q

Chromatids separate at the centromere

A

anaphase

100
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Two new cells form

A

telophase

101
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Division of body cells

A

mitosis

102
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Division of cells that will form gametes

A

meiosis

103
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Putting amino acids together

A

protein synthesis

104
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Converting light energy into glucose

A

photosynthesis

105
Q

Known as Father of Genetics

A

Mendel

106
Q

Compounds with the same chemical formula will differ in ________________

A

arrangement of atoms

107
Q

Carbon-12 carbon-13 carbon-14 are examples of ___________

A

isotopes

108
Q

The cell’s cytoplasm can differ from the cell’s surroundings due to the cell membrane’s _________________

A

selective permeability

109
Q

Cancer rates for people will follow according to the country ____________

A

where the person lives

110
Q

Chromatids of a chromosome attach to spindle fibers by the ___________

A

centromere

111
Q

Which term is most complex: cell, organ system, organ or tissue?

A

organ system

112
Q

The energy molecule that cells use is called _________________

A

ATP

113
Q

The MAKING of a glucose molecule occurs through the process called _________

A

photosynthesis

114
Q

The first step in BREAKING DOWN a glucose molecule

A

glycolysis

115
Q

The parent’s ________________ are written on the top and side of a punnett square

A

gametes

116
Q

Reducing 78 chromosomes to 39 is the result of ___________

A

meiosis

117
Q

The backbone of a DNA molecule is made up of a phosphate

A

deoxyribose sugar

118
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The process of a part of a chromosome breaking off and is added to a different chromosome is called _____________

A

translocation

119
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The process of DNA copying itself is called ___________________

A

replication

120
Q

A DNA segment that’s changed from CAT to GAT while being copied is called

A

point mutation

121
Q

Royal hemophilia is the result of _____________ inheritance

A

sex-linked

122
Q

Blood types are the result of ______________ inheritance

A

codominant

123
Q

Most human genetic disorders are caused by

A

recessive alleles

124
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the site of protein synthesis

A

ribosome

125
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the breakdown of glucose to usable energy

A

respiration

126
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long whip-like extension of the cell used for movement

A

flagella

127
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jelly-like matrix that suspends organelles

A

cytoplasm

128
Q

Ability to reproduce, high level of organization, growth, adaptation, responding to stimuli and requiring energy are all examples of

A

characteristics of living things

129
Q

The metric base unit for length is

A

meter

130
Q

The metric unit commonly used for mass is _____ for small items and kilogram for heavier items.

A

gram

131
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The metric unit for volume is

A

liter

132
Q

The measured outcome of an experiment

A

dependent variable

133
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The variable being tested in an experiment

A

independent variable

134
Q

water has slight charges on its ends due to unequal sharing of electrons causing a property called

A

polarity

135
Q

The attraction of a hydrogen atom of one water molecule to an oxygen atom of another water molecule forms

A

hydrogen bonds

136
Q

Dissolving substances is a ___________ change since you can achieve the solid again by boiling the liquid

A

physical

137
Q

Isotopes are the same atoms with different numbers of

A

neutrons

138
Q

A substance that forms hydrogen ions in water is an

A

acid

139
Q

metals and nonmetals form __________ compounds

A

ionic

140
Q

nonmetals form ___________ compounds with other nonmetals

A

covalent

141
Q

Known as the Father of Microscopy

A

Leeuwenhoek

142
Q

micrscope containing two lenses and used in common high school labs

A

compound light

143
Q

The three main parts of a cell

A

cell membrane cytoplasm and nucelus

144
Q

What does ATP stand for?

A

adenosine triphosphate

145
Q

Enzymes attach to molecules called __________that undergo chemical reactions in the body

A

substrates

146
Q

The word equation for photosynthesis

A

carbon dioxide + water + light yeilds glucose and oxygen

147
Q

The light reaction and calvin cycle are two parts to ________________

A

photosynthesis

148
Q

glycolysis, krebs and electron transport chain are all steps in

A

aerobic respiration

149
Q

__________ occurs after glycolysis if oxygen is absent

A

fermentation

150
Q

total net ATP molecules produced from one glucose molecule during aerboic respiration

A

36

151
Q

During the first step of respiration, glucose is broken down into

A

pyruvic acid

152
Q

uncontrolled division of cells creates a tumor that can spread resulting in

A

cancer

153
Q

During prophase I of Meiosis, homologous chromosomes (4 chromatids) which come together are called ___________

A

tetrads

154
Q

The actual moving of homologous chromosomes to pair up during prophase I is called

A

synapsis

155
Q

The phase of meiosis when homologous chromosomes line up in two lines along the mid-line of the cell is called

A

metaphase I

156
Q

The phase of meiosis when chromatids separate from each other

A

anaphase II

157
Q

The phase of meiosis when 4 haploid cells form is called

A

telophase II

158
Q

Meiosis produces 4 sperm or 1 egg and 3 _________.

A

polar bodies

159
Q

Type of RNA that is a blue print of the DNA molecule which leaves the nucleus during protein synthesis

A

mRNA

160
Q

Clover shaped RNA that picks up amino acids for transport to the ribosome

A

tRNA

161
Q

A globular RNA that is combined with special protein that makes up a ribosome

A

rRNA

162
Q

Guanine base binds to _________

A

cytosine

163
Q

_____________ bonds to thymine on a DNA molecule or uracil on RNA.

A

adenine

164
Q

nasal spray allowing good genes to enter and person’s body

A

gene Therapy

165
Q

placing cut DNA in a gel-filled well to separate them by size and charge

A

electrophoresis

166
Q

22 pair of chromosomes not including the sex chromosomes

A

autosomes

167
Q

diagram showing an inherited disease over several generations

A

pedigree

168
Q

picture of chromosomes which help locate abnormalities

A

karyotype