Unit 1: Biodiversity
Unit 2: Rock Cycle & Plate Tectonics
Unit 3: Climate Change & Unit 4: Chemistry
Unit 5: Human Body
Unit 6: Genetics
100

The next level of organization in the list below.

Organism,______________, Community, Ecosystem

What is Population?

100

The name of this rock type.

What is obsidian?

100

The three subatomic particles found in atoms.

What are protons, neutrons, and electrons?

100

The next level of organization in the list below.

Atom, Molecule, Organelle, Cell,____________, Organ, Organ System, Organism

What is a tissue?

100

The name of this type of genotype (Aa).

What is heterozygous?

200

A definition and example of an abiotic factor.

What is a non-living part of an ecosystem and water?

Other examples: rocks, sun, win, gases, sand, etc.

200

WED stands for this.

What is weathering, erosion, and deposition?

200

Two examples of greenhouse gases.

What is carbon dioxide, water vapor, methane, nitrous oxide, HFCs, and PFCs?

200

This system is responsible for taking in oxygen and giving off carbon dioxide. 

What is the respiratory system?

200

Two reasons for how asexual reproduction is different than sexual reproduction.

What is the offspring is genetically identical, happens fast, one parent, hard to evolve?

300

Two things that organisms might compete over.

What is food and habitat?

Other examples: mates, water, light (plants)

300

The current Geologic Time Scale Era that we are in from the options below.

A. Paleozoic

B. Precambrian

C. Mesozoic

D. Cenozoic

What is the Cenozoic Era?

300

Three examples of types of renewable energy.

What is solar, wind, hydropower, biomass, geothermal, tidal?

300

Four bones that are in the lower body (below the stomach).

What are the phalanges, metatarsals, tarsals, tibia, fibula, patella, femur, pelvis, sacrum, coccyx?

300

Mutations in DNA can be any of these three things to the organism.

What is positive/beneficial, negative/harmful, and neutral/no effect?

400

Two examples of invasive species in Maine.

What are Emerald Ash Borers and Green Crabs?

Other examples: Northern Pike, Purple Loosetrife, Spotted Lanternfly, Asian Shore Crab, Eurasian Milfoil, etc.

400
A sedimentary rock gets melted down and cools to form this type of rock.

What is an igneous rock?

400

The number of neutrons that this element has.

What is 121 neutrons?

400

Gas exchange (oxygen <--> carbon dioxide) in the lungs happens where specifically?

hint: there are 2 parts that should be named

What are the capillaries and the alveoli?

400

From the list below, this shows an example of artificial selection.

A. Wolves evolving into different subspecies naturally

B. Farmers breeding cows that produce more milk

C. A scientist editing genes in a lab

D. A random mutation that helps potatoes resist drought

What is B. Farmers breeding cows that produce more milk?

500
As we move closer to tropical areas (near the Equator) the biodiversity amount does this.

What is increases?

500

The type of plate boundary when tectonic plates are pulling apart. 

What are divergent plate boundaries?

500

Two pieces of evidence that a chemical change has taken place.

What is unexpected color change, new smell, burning/combustion, a gas is created, heat/light produced, change in temperature, a precipitate is formed?

500

What is it called when your body maintains stable and steady conditions?

What is homeostasis?

500

In the punnett square below, two heterozygous round pea plants are crossed. The percentage that you'd have any homozygous offspring is this. 

What is 50%?

25% homozygous dominant (RR)

25% homozygous recessive (rr)

50% chance of homozygous offspring

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