Scientific Method
You have this in your experiment so you can compare results.
What is control group?
You use this graph when quantity changes.
What is line graph?
When the living thing keeps the inside of their body stable even when the conditions change outside
What is homeostasis?
Types of microscopes we used in class.
What is Dissecting and compound?
These cells are multicellular.
What are plant and animal cells?
How many variables do you change between your control group and your experiment group?
What is 1?
You use this graph for percentages.
What is Pie Graph?
An organism that has many cells and an organism that has one cell.
What is multicellular and unicellular
Person who developed the microscope.
Who is Aton Von Leeuwenhoek?
These cells is unicellular.
What is bacterial cells?
The variable that is changed in an experiment.
What is independent variable?
You use this graph for comparison of numbers.
What is bar graph?
World's most common solvent.
What is water?
This microscope is for viewing small objects.
What is compound microscope?
These cells are sexual.
What is animal cells?
The variable that is measured in an experiment.
What is dependent variable?
The axis does the independent variable goes on.
What is x axis?
Things that have carbon and things that don't.
What is organic and inorganic?
This microscope is for viewing large objects.
What is dissecting microscope?
These cells are asexual.
What are bacteria cells?
Steps of the scientific method.
What is 1. Observe 2. Question 3. Research 4.Hypothesis 5. Experiment 6. Data Analysis 7. Communicate Conclusion 8. Replicate
The axis that the dependent variable go on
What is the Y axis?
What does SER CREGG stand for
Stable internal environment, Energy, Reproduction, Cells, Response to stimuli, Evolve, Genes and Growth & Development
This how you focus on a specimen on a compound microscope.
What is scan on 4x to focus and then switch to 10x or 40x to fine tune?
These cells are both asexual and sexual.
What are plant cells?