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Biology Flashcards

1
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units largest to smallest

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Giga, mega, kilo, hecta, deka, deci, centi, milli, micro, nano

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2
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the root bio means…

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life

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3
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scientific method

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observations, ask a question, hypothesis, methods and materials, data and analysis, conclusion

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4
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8 characteristics of life…

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  • reproduction
  • DNA
  • energy
  • homeostasis
  • stimuli
  • growth and development
  • evolve
  • cells
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5
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What type of reproduction is Binary fission?

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asexual

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6
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AN organism that eats both meat and vegetables is called…

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omnivore

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7
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Is an omnivore heterotroph or autotroph?

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heterotroph

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8
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What is homeostasis?

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maintaining of internal balance inside an organism

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9
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`What is a meter stick used to measure?

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distance/length

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10
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How many milligrams are in 56kg?

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5.6x10^7

56kg/1 (10^6mg/1kg)=5.6x10^7mg

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11
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If a car is moving 35mph, how fast would it be at meters per minute

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933.333 m/min

35mi/1hr (1.6 km/1mi) (1000 m/1 km) (1hr/ 60min) =933.3 m/miin

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12
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What does the atomic number tell?

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number of protons

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13
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If the atom is neutral, what does the atomic number also tell?

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number of electrons

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14
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What is the mass number a sum of?

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protons and neutrons

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15
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nickel is #28… How many protons, electrons, and neutrons does it have?

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  • Pro: 28
  • Elec: 28
  • Neu:31
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16
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If Ni bonded with O, what charge would it have?

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+ because it is the metal

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17
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If an element is in period 3 family 6… how many orbitals and how many valence electrons?

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  • orb: 3

- val: 6

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18
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What type of bond does H2O have?

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covalent

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19
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In a chemical equation___ are on the left side and ___ are on the right side.

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reactants; products

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20
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Balancing a chemical equation helps support what law?

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Law of conservation of matter

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21
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What is the energy range of Acid on the pH scale?

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1-6.999999999999

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22
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What is the energy range of Base on the pH scale?

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8-14

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23
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What si the base ion?

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OH- Hydroxide

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24
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If a base increases from pH 11 to pH 13, how has its hydronium concentration change?

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down 10^-2

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25
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At a pH of 5… what is its hydronium? what is its hydroxide?

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  • hydronium 10^-5

- hydroxide 10^-9

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26
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What is oxidized?

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  • gain
  • metal
  • positive
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27
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What is reduced?

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  • lose
  • nonmetal
  • negative
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28
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If Li3P… what si being reduced and what is being oxidized?

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  • reduced: P

- oxidized: Li3

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29
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Water’s uneven distribution of electrons causes it to be what?

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polar

30
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which end of water is slightly negative?

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oxygen

31
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What is glucose?

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a monosaccharide

32
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What is the freezing point of water?

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0 degrees Celsius

33
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What is the boiling point of water?

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100 degrees Celsius

34
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What makes a molecule organic?

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Carbon

35
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What functional group is specifically in amino acids?

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amino

36
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What functional groups are found in carbohydrates?

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hydroxyl, ketone, and aldehyde

37
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What elements are found in carbs?

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Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen

38
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What elements are found in Proteins?

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Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen

39
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What elements are found in nucleic acids?

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Carbons, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphate

40
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Why are lipids insoluble to water?

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hydrophobic fatty acid tail

41
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What polysaccharide is abundant in plant cell walls?

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cellulose

42
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If a carbohydrate has 7 carbons, what would its chemical formula be?

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C7, H14, O7

43
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What two building blocks back a lipid?

A
  • fatty acid

- glycerol

44
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At room temperature…What state of matter is a saturated fatty acid in?

A

solid

45
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What macromolecule are steroids?

A

Lipids

46
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How are steroids naturally occurring in the body?

A

testosterone

47
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How many different amino acids are there?

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20

48
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When linking 2 monomers, what type of reaction occurs?

A

dehydration

49
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What type of molecule is released as a product of dehydration?

A

hydrolysis

50
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What type of macromolecules are enzymes?

A

proteins

51
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How do nucleotides for DNA comprare to nucleotides for RNA?

A

Deoxyribose ribose

52
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What 3 molecules compose a nucleotide?

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  • phosphate
  • carbon sugars
  • nitrogenous base
53
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Out of 3 different molecules in a nucleotide…. Which molecule has variations?

A

base

54
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What are 3 common parts of all cells?

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  • DNA
  • cell membrane
  • cytoplasm
55
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Who was the first person to observe a cell?

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Robert Hooke

56
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Matrix : Mitochondria :: ____ : chloroplast

A

lumin

57
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How is a ribosome different from other organelles?

A
  • no membrane

- made of RNA

58
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What si the difference between ATP and ADP?

A

ATP is energy while ADP is used energy

59
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Turgor pressure is related to ….

A

central vacuole

60
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Where are ribosomes located?

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  • RER
  • Cytoplasm
  • nucleolus
61
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What organelle contains hydraulic enzymes?

A

lysosomes

62
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How do microtubules differ between flagella and centrioles?

A

Flagella 9+2

Centrioles 9+3

63
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The molecules of ____ in the ____ are used to identify the type of cell within the organism

A

-glycolipids and glycoproteins; cell membrane

64
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Which organelle preforms 2H2O2 -> 2H2 and O2

A

peroxisomes

65
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What charge difference is created in the Na-K pump?

A

inside -

Outside +

66
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If the extracellular matrix has twice the solute concentration as a cell, how would this solute be described?

A

hypertonic

67
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If a cell has a smaller water concentration than its extracellular matrix, how would the matrix be described?

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hypotonic

68
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How is osmosis different than diffusion?

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osmosis moves water

diffusion moves anything small

69
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How does the cell wall of a plant cell differ from the cell wall of a prokaryote?

A

peptidoglycan

70
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What molecule helps move molecules against the concentration gradient in active transport?

A

ATP

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