Science
Characteristics of Life
Macromolecules
Enzymes
Potpourri
100

If...Then... statement

Hypothesis

100

What is the universal genetic code?

DNA

100

Name all 4

Carbohydrates

Lipids

Nucleic Acids

Proteins

100

What macromolecule are enzymes made of?

Proteins

100

How many bonds can 1 carbon atom form?

4

200

A preference or point of view that is personal, rather than scientific

Bias

200

I put my hand on something hot and pull my hand away. What characteristic of life does this represent?

Response to the Environment

200

Is this lipid saturated or unsaturated?

Saturated

200

Enzyme names usually end in what 3 letters?

-ase
200

A solution with a pH of 13 is a(n) _____

Base

300

Name 2/4 of the scientific attitudes.

Curiosity

Skepticism

Creativity

Open-Mindedness

300

What is an organism's ability to maintain stable internal conditions called?

Homeostasis

300

What macromolecule is this?

Protein

300

Enzymes are a biological _____

Catalyst

300

The suffix "-ose" means that something is a _____

Sugar

400

In an experiment, this is the thing a scientist changes

Independent variable

400

What are the smallest units that can be considered living?

Cells

400

What macromolecule is made of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus?

Nucleic Acids

400

Name 1 factor that influences the rate at which enzymes work.

Temperature

pH

400

What property of water allows us to balance a paper clip on the surface of water?

Cohesion/Surface Tension

500

Name all 8 steps of the scientific method

  1. Observation

  2. Question based on the observation

  3. Make a hypothesis (If… Then… statement)

  4. Plan a way to test the hypothesis

  5. Perform the experiment

  6. Record and analyze your data from the experiment

  7. Make conclusions

  8. Do it again

500

Name all 8

  1. Made up of units called cells

  2. Based on a universal genetic code (DNA)

  3. Obtain and use matter and energy

  4. Grow and Develop

  5. Reproduce

  6. Maintain stable internal conditions

  7. Change over time

  8. Respond to their environment

500

Match the monomers to the polymers for each of the macromolecules

Monosaccharides-Polysaccharides

Glycerol head and fatty acid tails-Lipids

Nucleotides-Nucleic Acids

Amino acids-Proteins

500

Enzymes work by doing what to a reaction's activation energy?

Lowering it

500

What are Mr. Wertz's 2 cats named?

Mango and Oatmeal

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