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What is the measured variable in and experiment? |
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What variables stay the same in an experiment? |
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How many significant digits are in the number 203.3 |
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How many significant digits ar in the number 0.061? |
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how manys significant digits are in 10.? |
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how many significant digits are in 9.8x10^1? |
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round 0.004978 to three significant digits. |
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Complete the addition problem 750+653 |
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Complete the subtraction problem 67-1.8
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Complet the mutipilication problem 4.45*1.2 |
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Complete the division problem 1.8/6.33 |
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What is the smallest unit of life? |
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What are the three characteristics of living things? |
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They need energy, composed of cells, and repoduce. |
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What are all organisms composed of? |
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Maintaining a stable internal environment, a balance between cells and environment. |
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Unifying explanation for a broad range of hypothesis. |
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testable possible explanation for an obsercvation |
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How do you test a hypothesis? |
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What are organisms with one cell? |
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What is it called when cells do a specific job? |
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What type of reproduction leads to genetic varation? |
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How to autotrophs obtain energy? |
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What are organisms that consume other oraganisms or their remains for energy? |
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What are characteristics of polar molecules? |
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unequal sharing of electrons, slight charges on either side of the molecule |
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What element do all organic compounds contain? |
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What are the monomers of protein? |
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What are two nucleic acids? |
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reactants that are acted upon by an enzyme |
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Robert Hooke discovered cells by observing what? |
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Who is the father of microbiology? |
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Why is surface area an important factor limiting cell growth? |
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removal of waste and entrance of food |
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Smallest living unit in organism? |
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What are the differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes? |
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prokaryotes have no nucleus, no mitochondrion, or any other membrane bound organelles |
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Give examples of prokaryotes and eukaryotes cells. |
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Prokaryotes are bacteria, eukaryotes are all others |
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What is the function of the cell membrane? |
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regulates what enters and leaves the cell |
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Active cells have many of what type of organelle? |
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what is responsible for the packing and distribution center of the cell? |
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what is the function of ribosomes? |
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Location of ATP synthesis? |
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Storage organelle of plants |
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Similarity of cholorplasts and mitochondria |
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Regulate the production of protiens |
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what do plant cells have that animal cells do not? |
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vacuole
cell wall
chloroplasts |
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the correct order of the organization of living things |
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cells
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organ
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be able to label a diagram of an animal cell |
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how would you find CO2 and O2 in the cell? |
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Give an example of diffusion. |
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How much energy is required for diffusion? |
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What type of transport is osmosis? |
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Passive transport the Na/K (sodium and Potasium) pump
Active transport |
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what is the process by which water diffuses into or out of a cell? |
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what happens to an animal cell in a hypotonic solution? |
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how does sugar enter the cell? |
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what are the ions channels and what types of transport use them? |
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how do molecules that are to large to be moved into or out of the cell get transported through the cell membrane? |
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endocytoss (into) exocytosis (out of) |
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what is centromere? Chromtid? |
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Join strand of identical duplicated material |
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describe the S phase of mitosis? |
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Nucleaus is devided into 2 nuclei |
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Chromosomes in daughter cells? |
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Exact copy of all chromosomes from parent cell |
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Characteristics of metaphase? |
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Chromosomes line up along equator |
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Order of cell cycle phases? |
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Characteristic of a plant cell cytokinesis? |
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When in meiosis do homologous chromosomes separate? |
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Meiotic phase that results in 4 haploid cells? |
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Difference between anaphase and anaphase I? |
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Chromatids do not seperate in Ana 1 |
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Difference between metaphase I and meatphase II |
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Homologous pairs line up in Meta 1, haploid number line up in Meta 2 |
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What is crossing-over? When does it occur? |
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Trading of genoticc material betwen homologous chromosomes. Pro 1 |
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What are the three cellular situations that increase genetic variation? |
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Crossing over, random fertilization, independedt assortment |
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Distinguish between a diploid and a haploid cell? What is the haploid number in humans? |
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Diploid is 2n haploid is N. humans are 23 |
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In a Female egg cell, what divides unequally during cytokinesis? |
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