exam 1 pt2 Flashcards

1
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What are 2 ways to reproduce?

A

2 ways to reproduce are asexual and sexual.

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2
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What is asexual reproduction?

A

When you identically clone something

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2
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What is evolution?

A

The result of natural selection

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3
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What is sexual reproduction?

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When 2 parents come together, and offspring are genetically different.

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4
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Why do we need reproduction?

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To constantly survive that’s why we want the offspring to be genetically different

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4
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What does natural selection leads to?

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Evolution

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5
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If you wait too long to go to the doctor while having an infection. / Go to the doctor too much you will have mutated bacteria. What is this called?

A

Antibiotic resistance

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5
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What is it called when life is characterized?

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Taxonomy

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6
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What is the order of life acronym? What does it mean?

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Dear King Philip Came Over For Good Soup / Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus and Species.

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7
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What does Bacteria and Archaea lack? Where do they live? What do Bacteria, Archaea, and Ekaryea have in common?

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They both lack nuclei and are unicellular. They live deep in the ocean and volcano. All three have DNA.

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7
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If you are alive you are either what?/ What does it mean to be Eukarya? What does bacteria and Archaea mean?

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Bacteria, Archaea, or Eukarya. / Means you have a nucleus in your cell. / They don’t have a nucleus.

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7
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How do scientists’ study life?

A

Through the scientific method

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8
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What is law in science?

A

a description of how something behaves.

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8
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What is a fact?

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A known proven true observation.

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9
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what is a theory?

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Explanation backed up by facts and tested many times and incorporates everything in the scientific method.

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9
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what is a hypothesis?

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An educated explanation about an observation that can be tested.

10
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In science we come up with a number that tells us how different the control group was from our experimental value called what?

A

” P’ value

11
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What is matter?

A

everything that takes up space.

12
Q

What makes up of everything is called? / Contains particles called what?

A

atoms/ Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons

13
Q

The number of protons, that can’t change is called? The weight of all atoms of an element, which CAN change is called?

A

Atomic Number/ Atomic Weight

14
Q

Protons cannot what? What can neutron do?

A

Protons don’t change but neutrons do change

15
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Gaining or losing electrons are called?

16
Q

how does the ring model look?

A

First rings hold 2. Second and Third rings hold 8.

16
Q

What is chemical bonding?

A

Attractive force that holds atoms
together.

17
What is Electronegativity?
Measure of atom’s ability to attract others to bond with.
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Why is ionic bonding the strongest?
because they transfer electrons from one to another