winter finals Flashcards

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what is a constant variable?

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stays constant or unchanged throughout the investigation.

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what is a controlled variable?

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stays constant or unchanged throughout the investigation.

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3
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what is a control group?

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group that doesn’t receive any treatment.

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4
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what is biology the study of?

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life and living things.

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5
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what is a prokaryotic? give examples of what type of cell or cell(s) it is.

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doesn’t contain membrane-bound organelles, such as the nucleus. bacteria.

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what is a eukaryotic? give examples of what type of cell or cell(s) it is.

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contain membrane-bound organelles, such as the nucleus. plants, animals, fungi.

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7
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what structure regulates what enters and exits a cell?

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plasma membrane.

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8
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in which organelle does photosynthesis occur?

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chloroplasts

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9
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what is the function of a mitochondria?

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produce the energy currency of the cell

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10
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which organelle contains the cell’s genetic material (DNA)?

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nucleus

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11
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which cellular structure helps make proteins?

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ribosomes

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12
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how are plant cells different from animal cells?

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plant cells have an organelle called chloroplast and they have cell walls (animal cells do not)

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13
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active transport

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describes what happens when a cell uses energy to transport something.

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14
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osmosis

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Osmosis is a process in which a fluid moves through a semipermeable membrane so that each side has equal amounts

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15
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example of diffusion :

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Digested particles of food diffuse in the colon.

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16
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what will occur if an animal cell is placed on fresh water?

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it will make the cells swell up and eventually burst.

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17
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once equilibrium has been reached what will happen to the molecules?

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particles of a solution will continue to move across the membrane in both directions.

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18
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what is the result of cell division after mitosis?

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two genetically identical daughter nuclei.

19
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what does the cytoplasm do

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supports and cushions organelles.

20
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what does the nucleus do

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controls cell processes.

21
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list the eight characteristics of life

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are made up of units called cells
reproduce
universal genetic code
grow and develop
obtain and use energy
respond to environment
maintains stable internal enviorment
as a group; changes over time
22
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bias is…

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prejudice material

23
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line…

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continuous data on x and y

24
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pie…

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percentages or parts of a whole

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importance of decomposers;
plants wouldn't get their nutrients and dead matter would waste and pile up.
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biotic
living things in an ecosystem
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abiotic
non-living things in an ecosystem
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difference in how matter and energy move in ecosystems
matter cycles | energy flows
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food web
a network of complex interactions and feeding relationships among all organisms in an ecosystem.
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food chain
series of steps in an ecosystem in which organism transfer energy by eating and being eaten.
31
sketch on a piece of paper what exponential and logistic growth looks like (go online if you need help)
(sorry, I couldn't provide pictures)
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carrying capacity is...
maximum population size
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what type of symbiosis is defined by both organisms benefiting?
mutalism
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what is ecological succesion?
a series of predictable changes
35
define polar :
molecules that are neautral
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which characteristic of water allows some animals to"walk-on-water"?
surface tension
37
examples of substances made up of lipids
fats, oil and steroids
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compare the energy storage of carbohydrates and lipids
carbs are used for quick energy and lipids are used for long-term energy STORAGE
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which characterisitc of water refers to its ability to dissolve most substances?
universal solvent
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plants use this organic compound to build strong cell walls
carbs
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what are monomers?
proteins that are amino-acids
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how do enzymes affect the reactions in living cells?
they speed up reactions
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what can denature enzymes?
increase in tempratue
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explain what happens to a cells volume and surface area as its size inceases
the volume of the cell increases faster than its surface area making it less efficent