Biology

Question 1

What are the characteristics of living things?What criteria must be met to be considered living?

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Able to reproduce, gas exchange, able to grow, (add on rest)

Question 2

Describe the properties of water and why water is so important to a living organism’s survival.

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Question 3

Describe pH, what is it and what does it measure in a solutions?

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Question 4

Acids?

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Question 5

Bases?

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Question 6

Neautral?

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7 pH

Question 7

What are the 6 kingdoms? (include characteristic and organisms)

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Question 8

What are the three domains?(include characteristic and organisms)

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Question 9

Is there a hierarchy to classification? How is it constructed?

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Question 10

What are different kinds of bonding and what is an example of each?

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Question 11

How do scientists name and organism?

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Question 12

Who was Linnaeus?

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Question 13

What is a prokaryotic cell?

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Question 14

What are a prokaryotic cell’s characteristics?

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Question 15

What is a eukaryotic cell?

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Question 16

What are a eukaryotic cell’s characteristics?

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Question 17

How is modern genetics using technology to classify organisms?

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Question 18

What is the hierarchy of living organisms? Describe each level.

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Question 19

What is a cladogram? How is it used? What does it represent?

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Question 20

What is a phylogenic tree? How is it used? What does it represent?

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Question 21

What is a homologous structure? (example and type of evolution it comes from)

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Question 22

What is a analogous structure? (example and type of evolution it comes from)

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Question 23

What are Darwin’s views on evolution?

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Question 24

What are Lamarck’s views on evolution?

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Question 25

What are acquired traits? Are they heritable?

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Question 26

What is the genetic drift and how does it occur? Can you show this taking place by using a graph or storyboard?

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Question 27

What is the genetic equilibrium and how does it occur? Can you show this taking place by using a graph or storyboard?

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Question 28

Describe three types of natural selection.

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Question 29

How do populations become isolated?

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Question 30

How are new species formed?

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Question 31

What is a prokaryotic cell? Examples.

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Question 32

What is a eukaryotic cell? Examples.

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Question 33

Describe a bacterial cell.

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Question 34

Does a bacterial cell share any characteristics with plant or animal cells?

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Question 35

What are the four bio molecules?

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Question 36

How are the four bio molecules similar?

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Question 37

How are the four bio molecules different?

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Question 38

What are the primary functions of the four bio molecules?

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Question 39

What is the monomer of each bio molecule?

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Question 40

What is the polymer of each bio molecule?

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Question 41

What regents do you use to test for the presence of each bio molecule and what is the positive result?

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Question 42

What are the two main categories of cell transport? Do they require energy? Describe the movement of the particles (or water) for each.

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Question 43

Describe the steps of mitosis and how they into the cell cycle.

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Question 44

What types of cells undergo mitosis?

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Question 45

What is replication; describe the process and components. (Chargaff’s rule, base pairing, and nucleotides)

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