Scientific Method
Fields of Biology
Studying Life
Scientific Attitudes
Science in Context
100

The word science translates into what in Greek?

Knowledge

100

Is based on our ability to “edit” and rewrite the genetic code. We may soon learn to     correct or replace damaged genes that cause inherited disease or genetically engineer bacteria to clean up         toxic waste. 

It raises enormous ethical, legal and social questions.  

What is Biotechnology.

100

Biology is the science that employs the scientific methodology to study ______ _____. 

What is living things

100

May look at a salt marsh and immediately ask, “What’s that plant? Why is it growing here?”

What is Curiosity. 
100

Scientists share their findings with the scientific community by publishing articles that have undergone this.

What is Peer-Review. 

200

This type of data are numbers obtained by counting or measuring.

What is Quantitative Data. 

200

This studies signs of ancient life —fossilized dinosaur bones. 

    In addition to identifying and cataloging all these life forms, biologist aim to combine the latest genetic         information with computer technology to organize all living things into a single universal “Tree of All Life”— and put the results on the Web in a form that anyone can access. 

What is a Paleontologist.

200
Living things are based on a universal ________ _____. 

What is genetic code.

200

Scientists question existing ideas and hypotheses, and they refuse to accept explanations without evidence.

What is Skepticism.

200

Is a particular preference or point of view that is personal, rather than scientific. Science aims to be objective, but scientists are human, too. Sometimes scientific data can be misinterpreted or misapplied by scientists who want to prove a particular point. 

What is bias. 

300

**Daily Double**

These tools were used in the Bubble Gum Lab experiment.

What are two types of gum, string, a meter stick, and wax paper. 

300

These fields focus on the study of DNA and other molecules inside the cell.

Genomics and Molecular Biology. 

300

Most plants and animals engage in _________ ________.

What is sexual reproduction.

300

Scientists are willing to accept different ideas that may not agree with their hypothesis. 

What is Open-mindedness. 

300

People living on a strip of land along a coast may face flooding; this is an example of 

What is a Practical Problem. 

400

Whenever possible, the hypothesis should be tested by an experiment in which only one variable has changed. All other variables must be kept unchanged. This type of experiment is known as a

What is a Controlled Experiment. 

400

Life on Earth is shaped by weather patterns and processes in the atmosphere that we are just beginning to understand. 

Activities of living organisms —including humans— profoundly affects both the atmosphere and climate. 

What is Global Ecology 

400

The combination of chemical reactions through which an organism builds up or breaks down materials is called ____________. 

What is metabolism. 

400

Researchers need to think this way so that they can design experiments that yield accurate data. 

What is Creativity. 

400

In science, this applies to a well-tested explanation that unifies a broad range of observations and hypotheses and that enables scientists to make accurate predictions about new situations. 

What is Theory. 

500

What are the steps of the scientific method in order?

Observe and record

Share your results

Do the experiment

Ask a question

Form a hypothesis

Draw conclusions

Ask a question

Form a hypothesis 

Do the experiment

Observe and record

Draw conclusions

Share your results


500

The relationships between host and pathogens are constantly changing. Organisms that cause human     disease have their own ecology, which involves our bodies, medicines we take, and our interactions with each other and the environment. 

What is Ecology and Evolution of Infectious Disease. 

500

There are many big ideas in Biology, name four:

What are: 

the cellular basis of life; 

information and heredity; 

matter and energy; 

growth and development, and reproduction; 

homeostasis; 

evolution; 

structure and function; 

unity and diversity of life; 

interdependence in nature; 

and science as a way of knowing. 

500

These four Attitudes that help Scientists generate new ideas.

What are Open-mindedness, Skepticism, Curiosity and Creativity. 

500

Pure science does not include ________ or ________ viewpoints.

What are ethical and moral viewpoints. 

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