Is It Really Living?
The stem of a Dandelion flower.
What is Living?
One of the most basic tasks of all living things is to multiply. This characteristic of life describes that particular process.
What is "reproduction?"
The acronym ADI is not simply a random pairing of letters. Instead, it stands for this phrase.
What is "Argument-Driven Inquiry?"
This organelle located in an animal cell once lived on its own as a prokaryotic cell and is now considered the powerhouse of an animal cell.
What is a mitochondria
What are the coarse adjustment knobs and the fine adjustment knobs.
The legs of a wooden table.
What are non-living?
A sunflower is placed in a window and subsequently begins to turn and grow toward the sunlight. This is indicative of this characteristic of living things.
What is "change and response to stimuli?"
After reading the guiding question and completing a few steps of the process, students make a "claim" about their laboratory task. This "claim" is also known as what step in the scientific method?
What is a hypothesis?
The word prokaryotic means this.
What is a single-celled organism?
This is done by placing your palm on the base of the microscope and gripping the arm of the microscope with your opposite hand.
What is carrying the microscope?
The elements on the Periodic Table
What are non-living?
The brain's ability to learn new skills as human beings age is known as this.
What is "Development"
The process in which students DO NOT label their lab report papers and provide feedback to other students is known as this.
What is double-blind peer review?
This theory states that eukaryotic cells arrived from ingesting prokaryotic cells billions of years ago.
What is Endosymbiont Theory?
These are the three basic objectives of a general microscope used in Biology lab.
What are 4x, 10x, and 40x?
A baby Kangaroo
What is living?
Under a microscope, a researcher can classify a plant cell due to the presence of a cell wall and chloroplasts. The presence of these organelles is known as this.
What is "cellular organization?"
The justification step of an ADI lab allows readers and researchers to understand how you concluded your research in a more succinct manner. This step, if done correctly, connects which two pieces of data?
What are the claim and the evidence?
Similarly to mitochondria in animal cells, this organelle made its way into plant cells billions of years ago and is responsible for the "power" of the plant cell.
What is a chloroplast?
When in the closed position, this structure blocks light from passing through the specimen, hindering the researcher/scientist from seeing the specimen.
What is the diaphragm?
A viral particle enters the body of a 23-year-old Black female via contaminated food. The virus then enters the bloodstream and multiplies as the blood cells multiply. The virus also moves to the liver via the bloodstream, infecting the liver and causing Hepatitis.
Describe the virus as living or non-living.
What is non-living?
Known as metabolism, this is the body's conversion of food/fuel to useful building blocks such as carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids.
As a biologist working for NASA you are given the task of looking for microscopic life forms on rocks brought back from Mars. Upon further investigation with a microscope, you find what you think are cells. These objects have a round shape with a defined outer boundary and a small dark-colored object in the center. How would you classify this object?
What is a plant cell?
What are "within/internal" and "mutual relationship/beneficial relationship between two things"
A scientist is looking through the ocular lens at a plant specimen under a microscope. If the scientist is viewing a specimen with the 10x objective, what is the total magnification that at which they are viewing?
What is 100x?