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| Hypothesis what is an example |
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| 1. Hypothesis is an educated guess you make before you do an experiment. Ex. I think that the flower is going to be purple in the second generation because it is the dominant gene. |
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| 2. Theory is an assumption that is backed up by many experiments it is often believed as true. |
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| what is the difference between experimental group and controlled group |
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| 3. The difference between a controlled group and experimental group is that in a experimental group things are added to the experiment to see what the difference is between that and the controlled group. Ex. 2 plants they want to know if miracle grow works better then natural soil. So the experimental contains the miracle grow the other nothing. |
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| what is the difference between qualitive and quantitative |
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quantitative is #'s
qualitive is letters |
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| what is the difference between and inference and fact |
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inference= is beleved to be true
fact= it true |
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| what is Francesco Redi's Hypothesis |
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| that maggots come from flies |
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| francesco redid's prediction |
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| that maggots come from flies that laided eggs on the meat |
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| francesco redid's controled experiment |
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| was that maggots do come from flies that laid eggs on the meat |
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| covalent bonds hold the atom together |
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| an atom is said to be charged when it has _________ type of bond? |
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| what is the smallest unit of matter |
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| a bond in which electrons are shared is called a ________ bond |
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| where are the reactants located in a chemiacl equation |
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| reactants are on the left |
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| where are the products located in a chemiacl equation |
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| products are located on the right of the ----> |
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| what happened to the atoms in a chemical reaction |
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| the atoms are rearranging |
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| Which category is the moden classification system is the most specific |
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| Which category in the modern classification system it the broadest |
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| the science of classifying things |
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| why is binomial nomenclature used instead of common name |
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| because common names are to confuseing because for some animals there are more then one name just in a different part of the state so it could get really confuseing |
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| would animals with the same genus be closely realated |
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yes
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species |
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| What kingdom indcludes mushrooms and mold |
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| What kingdom included organisms that are all prokaryotic |
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| which kingdom includes heterotrophic, multicellular organisms, that are monile |
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| what kingdom includes protozoa like amoeba and paramecium |
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| which kingdom includes bacteria and blue-green algae |
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| what kingdom would a multicellular, autotrophic, eukaryotic, and complex structured belong to |
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| what class would a multicellular, hetrophic and plant-like structued belong |
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| can two organism that are classified in the same class be in the same family |
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yes, if they are in the same order
Kingdom,Phylum, Class, Order,Family, Genus, Species |
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| are common names the same around the world |
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| no, some common names arent even the same in the same country let alone the world. |
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| what is the difference between heterotroph and autotroph |
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heterotroh can ~NOT~ make its own food
Autotroph makes it own food |
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| do plants from the plantae kingdom make their own food or get it from another source |
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| they make their own food and it is called photosynthsis |
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| do organisms of the same genus have to be in the same order |
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yes,
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species |
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| what power should you be on when you are trying to find an object with a microscope |
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| the lowest power, becasue it gives you the biggest field of view |
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| what happenes to the field of view when u change it from the lowest power to the hightest power |
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| how do you figure out the total magnification of a microscope |
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you x the occular by the power
ours is 10 x the power u are on |
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| as you look through the eyepiece, what happenes to the image as you move your slide to the left in a compound microscope |
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| it moves right or the opposite direction you move the slide |
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| what is the highest maginification that your microscope is capable of |
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| our compound microscope 400 |
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cell energay
potential energy
kinetic energy
cellular respiration
arobic
anarobic |
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potential= energy at rest
kinetic = energy in motion
cellular res.= ...??
arobic= w/ oxygeen, needs boost of energy to get started
anarobic= w/out oxygeen |
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cell energay
potential energy
kinetic energy
cellular respiration
arobic
anarobic |
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potential= energy at rest
kinetic = energy in motion
cellular res.= ...??
arobic= w/ oxygeen, needs boost of energy to get started
anarobic= w/out oxygeen |
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| what are the sturctures of lipids, proteins, and sugars |
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