The Scientific Method
Carbohydrates
Proteins / Nucleic Acids
Compounds, dehydration synthesis, hierarchy of life
Lipids
100

The 6 steps of the scientific method in order

What are 1. Observe 2. Question 3. Hypothesis 4. Experiment 5. Analyze 6. Conclude?

100

This is the monomer of Carbohydrates

What are monosaccharides?

100

Adenosine Triphosphate, a nucleotide, has this many phosphates

What is 3?

100

The meanings of the roots mono-, poly-, and macro-

What are "one", "many", and "big"?

100

This is the monomer of Lipids

What are fatty acids?

200

The kind of data that does NOT contain numbers

What is qualitative data?

200

This is where the simple sugar Galactose is found

What is milk?

200

These are the elements used in proteins

What are C, H, O, and N?

200

These are specialized parts of a cell (the cell's "organs")

What are Organelles?

200

Olive oil contains this kind of fatty acid

What are Unsaturated fatty acids?

300

In an experiment, this is the variable that YOU change 

What is the Independent Variable?

300

This is the disaccharide that is a glucose plus a fructose

What is Sucrose?

300

There are this many amino acids that humans utilize

What is 20?

300

This is the inverse reaction of Dehydration Synthesis

What is Hydrolysis (adding water)?

300

This is what a unsaturated fatty acid has that a saturated fatty acid does not

What is a double bond?

400

This is a reason a hypothesis cannot be proven true

What is alternate hypothesis / science is always changing?

400
This is the polysaccharide contained in plant cell walls

What is Cellulose?

400

The correct spelling AND pronunciation of the full name of DNA

What is Deoxyribonucleic Acid?

400

All of the populations in and interact in an area

What is a Community?

400

The name of this molecule


What is a triglyceride?

500

This is the type of reasoning that takes GENERAL knowledge to make a SPECIFIC conclusion

What is Deductive Reasoning?

500

This is the term for compounds that have the same formula, but different structures (Ex. Fructose and Glucose having C6H12O6)

What are Isomers?

500

This is the group of proteins that act as catalysis in reactions within the body

What are enzymes?

500

This is the difference between organic and inorganic compounds

What is organic compounds can have C and H together, while inorganic can have the separately only?

500

The head of a phospholipid is hydro______

What is -philic? (hydrophilic - water loving)

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