WATER
photosythesis
Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
Macromolecules
Autotrophs and Heterotrophs
100

Overflow of excess water that can not be absorbed at Earth's surface

What is condensation?

100

The reason leaves appear to be green

What is chlorophyll?
100

The two main types of cells

What are prokaryotes and eukaryotes?

100

The parts that make up a substance

What is a monomer?

100

Make their own food 

What are autotrophs?

200

The process of turning liquid water to water vapor

What is transpiration?

200

An organelle within the leaves of green plants

What are chloroplasts 
200

An example of a prokaryotic cell

What is bacteria?

200

The same as fats

What are lipids?

200

Consume other organisms for food

What are heterotrophs?

300

Surface water seeps in the ground and becomes groundwater

What is evaporation?

300

Produced in photosynthesis

What are glucose and oxygen 

300

Examples of eukaryotic cells

What are plant and animal cells?

300

The two building blocks of lipids

What are fatty acids and Glycerol?

300

Animals, protists, fungi, some bacteria

What are examples of heterotrophs?

400

When water vapor from the atmosphere cools and converts to liquid

What is infiltration?

400

The three things used for photosynthesis 

What are carbon dioxide, water and sunlight?

400

Larger, linear DNA, nucleus, multicellular

What is Eukaryotes?

400

The monomers of proteins

What are amino acids?

400

Another name for autotrophs

What are producers? 

500

Where water is transferred to the atmosphere from plants and soil

What is surface runoff? 

500

6CO2 + 6H2O → C6H12O6 + 6O2

What is the formula for photosynthesis?

500

Simpler, no nucleus, smaller, and unicellular

What are prokaryotes?

500

Code for your traits

What are DNA and RNA?

500

Another name for heterotrophs

What are consumers?

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