Biology Unit 1 Exam Flashcards

Unit 1 Exam

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1
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Definition of Biology?

A

Study of life

Bio = life
logy = study

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2
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7 Properties of Life

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  1. Order - all living things have structure and organization
    ex: sunflower
  2. Energy Processing (Metabolism) - all living things convert food to energy
    ex: butterfly eating nectar
  3. Growth and Development - All living things mature
    ex: baby to adult
  4. Response to Environment - All living things react to external stimuli
    ex: plant grabbing insect to eat it
  5. Reproduction - All living things produce offspring
  6. Regulation (Homeostasis) - All living things maintain stable internal conditions
    ex: body same temp
  7. Evolutionary Adaptation - All living things change over time to better fit in their environment
    ex: seahorse camouflaging to environment
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3
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All living things are made of and carry?

A

Cells and DNA

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4
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Three Domains of Life

A
  1. Bacteria
  2. Archaea
  3. Eukarya
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5
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Four Kingdoms inside Domains?

Hint: A F P P

A

Animalia, Plantae, Fungi and Protista

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6
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Unicellular

A

Single

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7
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Eukaryotic

(we are eukaryotic)

A
  • Nucleus
  • Membrane-bound organelles
  • Larger
  • More organized and complex
  • Unicellular and multicellular
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Multicellular

A

Many

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9
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Prokaryotic

A
  • No nucleus
  • No organelles
  • Smaller
  • Less organized and less complex
  • Unicellular
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10
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Matter

A

Anything that takes up space and has mass

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11
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Atom

A

Basic unit of matter

ex: car

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12
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Element

A

Pure substance that can be broken down

ex: make or model of car

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13
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Atomic #

A

Number of protons

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14
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Mass #

A

Number of protons (+) + neutrons (0)

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15
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How to tell number of neutrons?

A

atomic# - mass # = neutrons

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16
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Polar

Non-polar

A

e- shared unequally // > or equal to 0.5

e- shared equally // < less than 0.5

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17
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What are isotopes?

A

“variations” of atoms of same element with different number of neutrons

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18
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Radioactive Isotope

A

Unstable isotope that releases energy over time (and particles)

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19
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What is valence shell?

A

The outermost shell

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20
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What does it mean if an electron is incomplete?

A

it has unpaired electrons

21
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All compounds are molecules, BUT not all molecules are compounds

A

True

22
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Which one is the strongest bond?

A

Covalent Bond

23
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Covalent Bond

A

Cov = 2
Valent = Valence

Chemical bond that involves sharing of electrons between atoms

24
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Nucleic Acids

A

stores genetic information

25
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Genes

A

sequences of DNA that encode info for protein

26
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Proteins

A

macromolecules that do various jobs

27
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Molecule

Ex: N=N

A

Grouping of two or more bonded atoms

28
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Compound

Hint: diversity!

A

Grouping of two or more bonded atoms of two difference elements

29
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Ionic bonds

A

Attraction between two oppositely charged ions

Anion & Cation
Metal & NonMetal on periodic table

30
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Hydrophilic

A

likes water usually polar molecules
interact = polar

31
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Hydrophobic

A

does not like water and does not interact = non polar

32
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Ice is less dense that H20 , why?

A

as water freezes, h2o molecules move further apart from one another to form more stable hydrogen bonds

33
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Water is ____ molecule

Charges for H-O-H

A

Polar

s+ - s- - s+

34
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Cohesion

A

water likes water and sticks to other water molecules

35
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Adhesion

A

water like non-water things
(polar)

36
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What is the tension of H2O?

A

Cohesion

37
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Molarity (m)

A

unit of measure for concentration

(how much solute dissolved)

38
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Lines for Covalent and Hydrogen

A

Covalent = straight bold
Hydrogen = lines parted

39
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What is a cell?

A

basic fundamental unit of life

40
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What is taxonomy?

A

classifying and organizing life

41
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What is an emergency property?

A

as smaller things combine to form larger, complex things that have new properties / characteristics

42
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What is an element

A

Pure substance

43
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What are four essential elements of life?

Hint: c, h, n , o

A

carbon
hydrogen
nitrogen
oxygen

44
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Chemical Bond

A

reactive bonds that come together to form a bond

(from incomplete to complete)

45
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Intramolecular

A

intra = within

chemical bonds between atoms of ONE molecule

  • covalent + ionic
46
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Intermolecular

A

Inter = between

chemical bonds between DIFFERENT molecules

  • hydrogen + van der Waals
47
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Bonds:
Single
Double
Triple

A

2 e-
4 e-
6 e-

48
Q

What is an ion?

Example of two types?

A

atom with positive or negative charge

Cation and Anion

49
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Why does water have the ability to absorb a lot of heat energy before it changes temperature or evaporates?

A

Water absorbs lots of heat because it takes a lot of energy to break hydrogen bonds between water molecules