The Nature of Science
Macromolecules 1
Macromolecules 2
Macromolecules 3
The Chemistry of Life
The Scientific Method and Variables
Everything Else
100
The "formula" for a hypothesis
If (IV) then (DV)
100
The monomer form of a carbohydrate
Monosaccharides
100
Monomer form of a lipids
Fatty acids
100
Monomer for Proteins
What are amino acids
100
This is the smallest unit of matter
Atom 
100
The number of steps in the Scientific Method
Six
100
Name two pieces of lab equipment and what they are commonly used for
Answers may vary
200
Robby recorded the volume of the below as 23.75mL. Describe how correct he is in terms of precision and accuracy.
He is precise but not accurate
200
An example of a carbohydrate (only need one)
What is starch, glycogen, cellulose, glucose, fructose, lactose, galactose, etc...
200
Which macromolecule can we NOT get from food?
Nucleic Acids
200
An example of a protein (just need one)
What is keratin, collagen, actin, myosin, hemoglobin, insulin, catalase, etc...
200
This property of water allows two water droplets to be attracted to one another.
Cohesion
200
The term given to the thing in a scientific experiment that you are changing or manipulating
Independent Variable
200
Limited Time, Money and Resources are all examples of ________ in a Technological Design
Constraints
300
This step in the scientific method gathers the data between a control and experimental group
Experiment/ Test step
300
These two macromolecules require 4 kcal/ gram to break down
Carbohydrates and Proteins
300
Two simple sugars linked together is called a:
Disaccharide
300
These two macromolecules only contain Carbon, Oxygen and Hydrogen
Lipids and Carbohydrates
300
You make simple syrup solution by dissolving sugar in water.
What is the solute?
Sugar
300
This term is given to the things that are not changed between groups or during the duration of your scientific experiment.
Constants
300
What is the control group and the experiment group in this experiment:
Sean wants to know if bread dough will rise faster using a Red Star yeast rather than his normal brand of Good Grains. He mixes two batches of bread, one with Red Star and the other with Good Grains brand and measures the height of the dough rising each hour.
Control group: Red Star yeast
Experimental group: Good Grains yeast
400
This type of observation describes the qualities of what you are seeing.
Qualitative observation
400
This nucleotide that is only found in RNA
Uracil
400
Use for long-term energy storage
Lipids
400
Name two of functions of proteins
Antibodies, Enzymes, Structure, Hormones, Transport, Receptors for cell signaling, energy source
400
A term meaning "water hating"
Hydrophobic
400
The term given to the item/factor that is measured in response to the change
Dependent variable
400
The dependent variable in the hypothesis statement:
"If the water is colder that 25C, then the fish will swim slower"
How fast the fish swim
500
When pulling into the Wal-Mart parking lot, you notice there are not a lot of parking spots left. If you assumes the store must be busy you are making an: _________
Inference
500
Name this structure:
Phospholipid Bilayer
500
Uracil is a nucleotide is only found in:
RNA
500
This element can only be found in proteins compared to the other macromolecules
Sulphur
500
Name the six elements essential for all life
C, H, O, P, N, S
500
Name a reputable source for a citation when conducting background research on a topic
Other scientific papers, newspapers, governmental or academic university websites
500
You are given a data table showing the days of sunlight exposure vs. number of sunflower seeds produced.
You graph the data into a chart.
What data would be graphed on the Y-axis of the chart?
The Dependent Variable (The response) = # sunflower seeds produced