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Final Review

Final Review. Fall Semester. Basics 10. A variable that you can manipulate. Basics 20. The _________ include cells, need for energy, and a response to environment. . Basics 30.

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Final Review

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  1. Final Review Fall Semester

  2. Basics 10 A variable that you can manipulate.

  3. Basics 20 The _________ include cells, need for energy, and a response to environment.

  4. Basics 30 Cells function best within a limited range of conditions. Maintaining the constant control of conditions is called ________?

  5. Basics 40 Science is our method of understanding the world around us. While not all methods are the same, all scientists follow the same principle.

  6. Basics 50 Proposed explanations are supported by a wide range of evidence, and may eventually be accepted by the scientific community.

  7. Circle of Life 10 The elements that are important to life.

  8. Circle of Life 20 Lightning’s energy breaks apart this molecule in the atmosphere and allows it to enter the soil.

  9. Circle of Life 30 Transpiration occurs through these two properties of water.

  10. Circle of Life 40 Over time as the water cycle continues, what happens to the amount of water on Earth?

  11. Circle of Life 50 What are the two process that make up this matter cycle?

  12. Pieces of Me 10 This is the smallest unit that carries on all the processes of life.

  13. Pieces of Me 20 Animalcules were observed by _____.

  14. Pieces of Me 30 This type of organelle can be found in large quantities in liver cells.

  15. Pieces of Me 40 This property of the cell membrane helps maintain homeostasis.

  16. Pieces of Me 50 Plant cells have two organelles that produce energy.

  17. Building Blocks 10 A chain of this macromolecule forms the cell membrane.

  18. Building Blocks 20 Name the most common elements of organic molecules.

  19. Building Blocks 30 Chemical reaction where large molecules are formed by removing water.

  20. Building Blocks 40 This macromolecule is used for “construction materials and chemical reactions.”

  21. Building Blocks 50 The genetic code is made of up this macromolecule.

  22. Protect Me! 10 These dead cells continue to support the entire plant.

  23. Protect Me! 20 A theory that disease is caused by microorganisms.

  24. Protect Me! 30 This body system helps fight off infections and pathogens.

  25. Protect Me! 40 When pathogens enter the body, chemical signals are released and attract ______.

  26. Protect Me! 50 Gaining antibodies from your mother is an example of _____.

  27. Survival of the Fittest 10 A collection of organisms and their physical environment.

  28. Survival of the Fittest 20 Carnivores, omnivores, and herbivores are organisms that cannot make their own food.

  29. Survival of the Fittest 30 A type of consumer that eats waste products and dead organisms for energy.

  30. Survival of the Fittest 40 Food web is a complex network about feeding relationships and the flow of energy. As energy is transferred to each level, how much energy is lost?

  31. Survival of the Fittest 50 A lichen is a combination of fungus and algae that lives on the sides of trees, rocks, and other materials.  The fungus provides the algae with water and minerals and the algae uses the water and minerals to make food for both organisms.

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