Cell Theory
Bacteria and Viruses
Kingdoms
General Science
100
Name the two types of cells.
What are prokaryotes and eukaryotes?
100
Name the medicine used to fight bacteria.
What is antibiotic?
100
Name an organism that uses autotrophic nurtrition.
What are plants, bacteria, or algae?
100
What is biology the study of?
Biology is the study of living things.
200
Name one of the two main differences between plant and animal cells.
What is a cell wall or chloroplast?
200
Name the medicine used to fight viruses.
What is antiviral?
200
Name the kingdom this organism is from.
What is the fungi kingdom?
200
Name the science that studies the stars and planets.
What is astronomy?
300
Name the role or function of chloroplast.
What is photosynthesis?
300
Name the method bacteria use to reproduce.
What is bipartition?
300
Name the two types of reproduction.
What are sexual and asexual reproduction?
300
Name one element that makes up our atmosphere. (Example: Hydrogen, Helium, etc)
What is oxygen, nitrogen, argon, or carbon dioxide?
400
Name one of the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
Size, the nucleus, complexity, etc...
400
Name the kingdom bacteria belong to.
What is the Moneran Kingdom?
400
Name the two groups of the animal kingdom.
What are invertebrates and vertebrates?
400
How many planets are there? Bonus points if you can name all of them in English.
What are eight planets? (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune)
500
Name the unit used to measure cells.
What is a micrometre?
500
A bacteria studied in a lab is shown to divide themselves with bipartition every 30 minutes. Starting with 4 bacteria, how many would there be after 90 minutes?
What are 32 bacteria? (Minute 30: 4x2 = 8, Minute 60: 8x2 = 16, Minute 90: 16x2 = 32)
500
Name the type of nutrition used here.
What is autotrophic? Venus Flytraps use photosynthesis; the eaten insects are just extra food.
500
Explain the difference between an ecosystem and a biome.
Biomes are made of ecosystems and consider geography, weather, and living and nonliving things. They are also larger than ecosystems being made of several ecosystems.