Unifying Principles Of Biology
Carbohydrates
Levels Of Organization
(individual level)
Levels Of Organization
(above individual level)
Saturated & Unsaturated Fatty Acids
100

Living things are made of cells.

What is cell theory?

100

Found in fruits.

What is fructose?

100

The basic unit of life.

What is cell?

100

Number of the same species in a specific area.

What is population?

100

Contain the maximum number of what.

What is hydrogens?

200

Characteristics are transferred from parents to offspring within chromosomes (DNA).

What is gene theory?

200

Broken down from larger molecules.

What is glucose?

200

Group of the same kind of cells.

What is tissue?

200

All the populations in the same area.

What is community?

200

Have a what bond between carbons.

What is doubled?

300

Keeping internal conditions constant.

What is homeostasis?

300

They are built of smaller pieces called.

What is monosaccharides?

300

Structure made of one or more tissues.

What is organ?

300

Abiotic and biotic factors in an area.

What is ecosystem?

300

Are what at room temperature.

What is solid?

400

Genes are passed that are helpful.

What is natural selection?

400

Chains of multiple sugars.

What is polysaccharides? 

400

Group of organs that work together.

What is organ system?

400

Similar ecosystems with similar environments.

What is biome?

400

Are what at room temperature.

What is liquid?

500

Traits that help in a specific situation.

What is adaption?

500

Carbohydrates are sugars or starches used to store what.

What is Energy?

500

Individual with more than one organ system.

What is organism?

500

Part of Earth where life exists; includes water, land and air.

What is biosphere?

500

Saturated fatty acids are found in animals but what are Unsaturated fatty acids found in.

What is plants?

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