Properties of Life
What is Biology?
What is the study of life.
Observation,Question,Background Research,Form a Hypothesis,Test Hypothesis,Analyze Data,Draw Conclusions
What are the 4 common metric units?
Hydrogen bonds between water molecules cause them to stick together is?
What is Cohesion
What are the most common elements found in living things
Carbon
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Phosphorus
Sulfur
What does biology mean in greek?
What is bios and logos
What is a variable
Factors that can be controlled or changed by the experimenter
This word means the amount of mass in a specific volume
What is Density
Oxygen and hydrogen sharing their bonding electrons are?
What is Polar covalent bonds
What does Monomer mean
Small piece
Name Three PPE equipment
What is Apron gloves google long etc..
What is a control group?
A group not exposed to independent variable, used to compare to experimental group.
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What three countries dont use the metric system
What is Myanmar,Liberia, and United States.
Polar molecules stick to other polar molecules is?
Adhesion
What is the ratio for carbohydrates
1:2:1
The ability to maintain stable internal conditions regardless of the external conditions is?
Homeostasis
What is the difference between scientific law and scientific theory
Laws often describe natural phenomenon Theories attempt to describe why/how these phenomenon occur
convert 45250 L to ______kL
What is 45.25
Finish the sentence: The amount of ______ required to increase temperature
What is heat energy
What are the 4 major groups of macromolecules
Carbohydrate
Protein
Nucleic Acid
Lipids
Name the eight characteristics of life.
What is Maintain Homeostasis, Evolution, Growth and Development, Cells, DNA, Reproduction, Respond to Stimulus, and Metabolism.
List the scientific methods
Observation
Question
Background Research
Form a Hypothesis
Test Hypothesis
Analyze Data
Draw Conclusions
Name all the seven Metric Conversions
Why is water unique?
What is because it is LESS dense in solid form
What is a Catalyst
something that increases the rate of something else