Unit 1: Evolution and Speciation
Unit 2: Biological Molecules
Unit 3: Intro to Cells
Unit 4: Cell Organelles and Specialization
Unit 5: Cell Respiration and Photosynthesis
100

This molecule is similar to DNA, but instead of containing genetic information it helps make proteins.

What is RNA?

100

The most basic subunit of a biological molecule.

What is a monomer?

100

This type of organism has cells that have a rigid cell wall and chloroplasts.

What are plant cells?

100

A type of cell that does not have a nucleus.

What is prokaryotic?

100

This process uses carbon dioxide, water, and light to produce oxygen and glucose.

What is photosynthesis?

200

The process by which organisms accumulate differences from their ancestors over time.

What is evolution?

200

This is the name of the most basic unit of a protein.

What is an amino acid?

200

This cell structure is responsible for making proteins.

What are ribosomes?

200

This word refers to how eukaryotic cells are divided into many different spaces with many different functions.

What is compartmentalization?

200

Cellular respiration provides organisms with this molecule, which then acts as the energy for important molecular functions.

What is ATP?

300

This is a structure or behavior that may look similar but evolved in two unrelated species.

What is an analogous structure?

300

This is a reaction where large molecules are made / synthesized from small molecules.

What is anabolism?

300

This type of protein uses ATP to move particles across the membrane.

What is a pump protein?

300

This organelle is thought to have been a separate organism at one point, but was consumed by ancient cells and incorporated as an organelle in a process called endosymbiosis.

What is mitochondria / chloroplast?
300

A type of protein that speeds up reactions by binding to molecules and decreasing the activation energy.

What is an enzyme?

400

Process where organisms accumulate difference over time from a common ancestor, eventually resulting in new species.

What is divergent evolution?

400

This word is used to describe when a molecule has hydrophobic and hydrophilic parts.

What is amphipathic?

400

A thin, double-layered structure that forms the cell membrane.

What is the phospholipid bilayer?

400

These 3 cell structures are common to all cells.

What are the cytoplasm, plasma membrane, and ribosomes?
400

A type of cellular respiration that produces glucose and lactase.

What is anaerobic respiration?

500

An evolutionary process where a single ancestral species diversifies quickly.

What is adaptive radiation?

500

A reaction that uses water to synthesize larger molecules.

What is hydrolysis?
500

A type of passive transport across the membrane that is caused by the movement of water.

What is osmosis?

500

An organelles that was made by the infolding of the cell membrane and packages proteins and lipids made by the endoplasmic reticulum.

What is the Golgi apparatus?

500

This part of the chloroplast converts light into usable energy.

What is the thylakoid?

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