An enzyme is describes as a biological ___________.
Catalyst
Which microorganisms have cell walls made of chitin
Fungi
The movement of water from a high concentration to a low concentration.
Osmosis
What is the name for this type of diagram

Phylogenetic Tree
Name both scientists responsible for the Theory of Evolution
Darwin & Wallace
State two factors the effect the rate of activity of enzymes.
Temperature, or pH, or concentration of the enzyme/substrate.
True or False: Bacteria can be Heterotrophic and Autotrophic
True
The movement of molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration
Diffusion
Taxa are levels of classification, name three of the six groups found in the taxa Kingdom
Animal, Plant, Fungi, Protista, Eubacteria, Archaebacteria
Over a long period of time, evolution eventually leads to the _________.
Speciation
Which part of the enzyme attaches to the substrate?
Active Site
How are Prokaryotes classified?
Unicellular, non-membrane bound organelles, no true nucleus
The movement of molecules from a low concentration to a high concentration, also requiring energy.
Active Transport
Modern taxonomy uses genetics to classify organisms, how did we used to classify living things?
Morphology, or the physiology of organisms
State one type of evidence used to support the Theory of Evolution
Fossils, or Phylogeny, or Comparative Anatomy, or Embryology
What is the structural role of polysaccharides in plants?
To provide strength
True or False: Fungi contain a true nucleus, meaning they are eukaryotic
True
Give an example of active transport in plants
Root cells taking up ions like calcium and magnesium from the soil
Name the three Domains
Eubacteria, Archaea, Eukaryotes
Explain variation
The difference in individuals within a species or population.
What model does this illustrate?

Induced Fit Model
Label one part of the Rhizopus:

A: Spores
B: Sporangium
C: Rhizoid
Describe how the movement of the concentration gradient in the image.

Molecules are moving against the concentration gradient.
Biologists use a two-part naming system when referring to organisms, what are the two classification levels used in this system?
Genus & Species
Biologists use a two-part naming system when naming new species, what is this system called?
Binomial System