Chemistry
Life's Unity
Life's Diversity
Life's Organization
Scientific Method
100

The 3 subatomic particles are...

protons, neutrons, and electrons.

100

The mechanism by which an organism produces offspring

Reproduction

100

Dog and pigeon breeding are an example of...

Artificial Selection  

100

The smallest substance that cannot be broken down is..

an atom

100

The variable on the x-axis is...

Independent Variable (experimental)

200

Isotopes are...

Elements with different number of protons. 

200

The molecule that allows for traits to be transmitted from parent to offspring. 

DNA

200

An example of a beneficial and a harmful mutation

TBD
200

Many multicellular organisms of different species in one area is called...

A community 

200

When the variable of interest is absent or kept at its default value it is called the...

control.

300

Ionic bonds are...

When two different elements give/receive electrons. 

300

The place where most of our energy originates from.

The sun.

300

Evolution occurs within a...

Population

300

The three domains are...

Eukarya, Bacteria, and Archaen

300

The two kinds of hypotheses are pattern and...

process.
400

What do periods indicate on the periodic table?

Total number of electron shells. 

400

The four criteria for life

Growth, metabolism, reproduction, response to stimuli.

400

A mutation changes...

the structure of an organism's DNA

400

The two parts of a scientific name are...

Genus and species (specific epithet)

400

What type of hypothesis is the following, "Higher productivity in rainforests leads to higher species diversity.

Process

500

The six elements that compose 98% of all organisms are

Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus, Sulfur

500

The chemical element all life on Earth is built upon

Carbon

500

The process by which heritable genes change over time is...

evolution

500

The first law of thermodynamics is...

Energy cannot be created or destroyed. 

500

The three requirements to be a process-based hypothesis...

Identification of a cause, covariation of events, and a time-order relationships. 

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