Natural Selection
Chemistry of Life
Water
Functional Groups
Macromolecules
100

How well an individual reproduces (reproductive success)

What is Fitness

100

An atom that pulls electrons towards itself in a polar covalent bond will become slightly ________ 

What is negative

100
Bonds that hold a water molecule together.
What is Polar Covalent
100
The functional group that contains the element nitrogen.
What is Amino group
100
All cell membranes consist of these.
What is Phospholipids
200

An individual either survives to pass on their traits or they do not based on the environment they live in

What is Natural Selection

200
Type of covalent bond in which electrons are not shared equally.
What is Polar Covalent Bond
200
Bonds between water molecules that leads to water's many emergent properties.
What is Hydrogen Bonds
200

Identify this functional group

what is hydroxyl

200
Proteins are made up of these monomers.
What is Amino Acids
300

A scientist is observing two rats. One died at 6 years old and had three babies. Another died at 3 years old and had 16 babies. Which is most fit according to the theory of evolution?

the 3 year old with more babies

300

What type of reaction is shown in the image below?


What is dehydration synthesis?

300

_________ is water liking to bond with other water molecules while _________ is water liking to bond with other types of polar molecules

cohesion; adhesion
300

Identify the following functional group

What is Carboxyl?

300
Starch, glycogen, and cellulose are all
What is Polysaccharides
400

Give an example of an abiotic factor that can affect the fitness of an animal

temperature, weather, water availability, etc.

400

A polypeptide is broken down into it's amino acid sequence. What type of reaction did it undergo?

What is hydrolysis

400

Water resists rapid changes in temperature because a large amount of energy must be added or removed to alter its temperature - this property is known as...

high specific heat capacity

400

The functional group that neither polar nor hydrophilic

What is methyl

400
Enzymes are examples of this macromolecule.
What is Proteins
500

Observable differences in physical traits is also known as

Phenotypic Variation

500

Atoms that really like electrons are considered...

What is electronegative

500

Water's high _________________ means that a high amount of energy is needed for water to change state (i.e. from liquid to gas). This allows for a phenomenon called _______________through the process of sweating.

high heat of vaporization; evaporative cooling

500

The functional group found in ATP.

What is Phosphate group

500

Nucleotides are made up of 3 parts - what are they?

Phosphate, Sugar and a Base

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