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Cell Transports Photosynthesis/ Respiration

Cell Transports Photosynthesis/ Respiration. Cell Cycle and Meiosis DNA, RNA, Protein Synthesis Cell Cycle/ Meiosis Diagrams. Midterm Jeopardy. 100 200 300 400 500. 600 700 800 900 1000. Scientific Method. Scientific Method. The initial step of the Scientific Method is?

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Cell Transports Photosynthesis/ Respiration

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  1. Cell Transports Photosynthesis/ Respiration Cell Cycle and Meiosis DNA, RNA, Protein Synthesis Cell Cycle/ Meiosis Diagrams Midterm Jeopardy

  2. 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 Scientific Method

  3. Scientific Method • The initial step of the Scientific Method is? • Observe and Define a Problem

  4. Scientific Method • Can your hypothesis be changed • Yes

  5. Scientific Method • A(n) __________ tests the predictions made by the hypothesis • Experiment

  6. Scientific Method • Susan said “If I fertilize my plants, then they will blossom.” • Forming a hypothesis

  7. Scientific Method • A ______ in a experiment provides a standard of comparision for the one factor in the experiment varies. • Control

  8. Scientific Method • Define variable. • Part of the experiment that varies

  9. Scientific Method • What do you have to do if your experiment does not support your hypothesis? • Restate your hypothesis

  10. Scientific Method • What is the format for a hypothesis? • If - then

  11. Scientific Method • What is the purpose of the scientific method? • To problem solve

  12. Scientific Method • List the steps of the scientific method. • Observe, Define a Problem, Form a hypothesis, Experiment, Observe and collect data, Form a conclusion, Report results

  13. 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 Microscopes

  14. Microscopes • The _______ regulates the amount of light entering the microscope. • Diaphragm

  15. Microscopes • A compound microscope has a total magnification of 100x. Eyepiece = 10x. What is the objective’s magnification? • 10x

  16. Microscopes • What is the best microscope to use when looking at a dissected flower or a fruit fly? • Stereoscope or Stereo Microscope

  17. Microscopes • In order to view a specimen under a ________ the specimen must be frozen and thinly sliced. • Transmission Electron Microscope

  18. Microscopes • Explain how a Scanning Electron Microscope work. • Scans along the surface of an object and then an image is projected onto a screen

  19. Microscopes • Why do we project the image of a SEM and TEM on a screen? • We cannot see electrons

  20. Microscopes • Define Resolution. • Ability to distinguish between two objects that are next to each other

  21. Microscopes • When viewing an object, under which power should you use to find an object? • Low

  22. Microscopes • Define Parfocal. • Object focused under low power will be focused under high power

  23. Microscopes • Define working distance: • Distance between slide and objective

  24. 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 Chemistry

  25. Chemistry • Define Element and give an example. • Made up of only one kind of atom; periodic chart • H, C, O, N

  26. Chemistry • Define Compound. • Made up of two or more elements that combine chemically

  27. Chemistry • Over 96% of all living matter is made up of what 6 elements? • N C H O P S

  28. Chemistry • 2 Elements that are always present in organic compounds? • C H

  29. Chemistry • Name 4 types of organic compounds. • Carbohydrates, Lipids, Protein, Nucleic Acid

  30. Chemistry • What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? • Glucose or simple sugars

  31. Chemistry • Name the elements that are found in a protein. • C H O N

  32. Chemistry • What are the building blocks of lipids? • Glycerol and fatty acids

  33. Chemistry • What is the building blocks of a protein? • Amino Acids

  34. Chemistry • An unsaturated fat is _________ at room temperature. • Liquid

  35. 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 Diagrams

  36. Diagrams • Carbohydrate

  37. Diagrams • Lipids

  38. Diagrams • Protein

  39. Diagrams • Eyepiece

  40. Diagrams • Objective

  41. Diagrams • Base

  42. Diagrams • Stage

  43. Diagrams • Diaphragm

  44. Diagrams • Arm

  45. Diagrams • Fine Adjustment

  46. 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 Digestive System

  47. Digestive System • Carbohydrates are digested here: • Mouth and small intestine

  48. Digestive System • Undigested materials pass through the: • Large intestine and out through the anus

  49. Digestive System • Give an example of mechanical/physical digestion. • Chewing your food

  50. Digestive System • Where are proteins digested? • In the stomach and small intestine

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