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What is the study of life called? |
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What are the smallest units that can
carry on life functions called? |
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Living things are composed of
______________. |
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Give an example of a scientific
observation. |
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What is a hypothesis? |
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What 3 things compose an atom? |
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Matter is made of ________________. |
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When atoms gain energy, what happens to
electrons? |
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Do cells contain a few or
thousands of different kinds of enzymes? |
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__________________ reactions are
important in organisms because they allow the passage of energy from one
molecule to another. |
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What is a polar molecule? |
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Water molecules break up other polar
substances. Give an example of such a polar molecule. |
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What happens to ionic compounds in
water? |
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Which is not a carbohydrate -----
glycogen, steroids, cellulose, or sugars? |
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Amino acids are the monomers for making
________________. |
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Is ice an example of an organic
molecule? |
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The type & order of the amino acids
determines the ___________ of a protein. |
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Very active cells need more of which
organelle? |
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What organelle is the packaging &
distribution center of the cell? |
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What membrane surrounds the nucleus? |
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What is the function of mitochondria.
Sketch their shape. |
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Where is chlorophyll found in plants? |
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Diffusion takes place from
________________ concentration to ___________. |
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If a cell has a high water content, will
it lose or gain water? |
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Ink dispersing in a beaker is an example
of ________________. |
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Very large molecules enter cells by a
process called ________________. |
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Endocytosis and exocytosis occur in
______________ directions across a cell membrane. |
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What is photosynthesis? |
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Where do the dark reactions of
photosynthesis take place? |
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When chlorophyll absorbs light energy
ATP is made and what other energy carrying molecule? |
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When chlorophyll absorbs light energy,
what happens to its electrons? |
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_______________ molecules are
responsible for the photosystems. |
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Electrons that have absorbed energy
& moved to a higher energy level enter what chain? |
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When cells break down food molecules,
energy is temporarily stored in what molecule? |
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When muscles do not get enough oxygen,
what acid forms during exercise? |
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If you are growing bacteria in a culture
and lactic acids starts to form, the bacteria are not getting enough of
what gas? |
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The 2 stages of cellular respiration are
_____________ & oxidative respiration. |
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Citric acid forms in which cycle during
cellular respiration? |
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ATP molecules are formed inside what
cellular organelle? |
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The first filial generation is the
result of a __________________ cross. |
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If a genetic trait appears in every
generation is it dominant or recessive? |
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When Mendel crossed pea plants &
looked at 2 different traits (flower color & plant height), did the
inheritance of one trait influence the other? |
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If a heterozygous individual is crossed
with a homozygous recessive individual, how many phenotypes will result? |
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What is the expected genotypic ratio
from a homozygous dominant X heterozygous monohybrid cross? |
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List several reasons for genetic
counseling. |
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If a genetic disorder is found equally
in males & females, is it autosomal dominant or recessive? |
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If both parents carry the gene for
cystic fibrous, what is the chance that their child will develop the
disease? |
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If a trait is sex-linked, will it occur
more often in males or females? |
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If a gene is located on the
X-chromosome, it is said to be ________________. |