Biology Basics
Science People
Concepts of Science
Key Terms
Wild Card!
100

We study the diversity of life, research disease, develop technology, improve agriculture, and preserve the environment. 

What are Biologists.

100

This is a person who studies the interactions between organisms and their environment.

What is an ecologist?

100

All organisms keep an internal condition stable by this process.

What is homeostatis.

100

When you grow, it's called growth. When you change over time due to your environment, it's called what?

What is adaptation.

100

These are preserved remains of ancient organisms.

What are fossils?
200

Growth, development, and reproduction are three characteristics of living organisms. Name two others.

Made of more than one cell/multicellular, organization, responds to stimulus, requires energy, maintains homeostasis, adapts and evolves over time.

200

I am a biologist who studies the climate.

What is a climatologist.
200

Growth results is an increase in what?

What is mass and/or different abilities.

200

A group of similar organisms is called what? 

What is "species."

200

The cell membrane is primarily composed of this type of molecule.

What is mitochondria.

300

I am the cause of strep throat.

What is the Streptococcus pyogenes or streptococcus bacteria.

300

I proved that chimpanzees and humans are 99% genetically identical.

Who is Mary-Claire King.

300

Asking a question, creating a hypothesis, and gathering data are critical steps in what process?

What is the Scientific Method.

300

A Paramecium is made up of one cell yet that cell is a collection of organized structures. This is a representation of what?

What is "organization"

300

This is the molecule that carries the genetic code.

What is DNA?

400

A bacterim is multicellular. True or false?

What is false.

400

I pioneered methods to separate blood plasma from blood cells to safely store and transport plasma.

Who is Charles Drew.

400

Turn, turn, turn. What is the term for the change in the heritable characteristics of biological populations (such as humans) over successive generations?

What is evolution.

400

This is the process of natural changes that take place during the lifetime of an organism.

What is "development." 

400

This term describes a community and its abiotic environment.

What is an ecosystem?
500

The word "biology" is derived from the greek words "bios" and "logos." What does this translate to in English? 

What is the study of life.

500

I study the venus fly trap and photosynthesis. 

What is a botanist.

500

The process by which plants convert light energy into chemical energy (food).

What is photosynthesis.

500

The structure of a drip-tip leaf is an example of what characteristic of life?

What is "adaptation."

500

What is the largest organ in the human body?

What is "the skin?"

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