Science
Midterm
Review
Part
2
100

Which mineral is most needed for proper bone development 

Calcium and Phosphorus

100

What is an ion

An ion is a gained or lost electron formed by chemical bonding.

100

The stiff outer part of a plant cell is

Cell wall

100

Transports materials throughout the cell by a system of channels or canals

ER

100

Biotic factors

Living things that contribute to our ecosystem

Examples : deer, trees, plants

200

The unusable parts of food are called

Nutrients

200

How do elements combine to form compounds 

By chemically bonding. Transfer electrons controlled by one atom to another or by sharing between atoms.

200

The structure controls the movement of materials into and out of the cell

Cell membrane

200

Modifies, processes, and packages proteins, lipids, and carbohydates into membrane bounded vesicles

Golgi Apparatus

200

Steps of scientific method

1. State the problem

2. Propose a hypothesis

3. Test the hypothesis

4. Make observations

5. State a conclusion

6. Repeat experiment

300

Sugars and starches are in the ______ food group

Carbohydrate

300

What are the 3 parts of cell theory

1. Cells are basic unit structures that come from other living things

2. Cells are basic unit functions that come from other living things.

3. All cells come from living things

300

Controls many of the fucntions of the cells organelles

Nucleus

300

Stores various materials including wastes, water, and food

Vacuole

300

Manipulated/Independant variable 

The variable that changes in an experiment

400

What is an enzyme

An enzyme is a large, complex protein molecule that speeds up the chemical reaction

400

What is the difference between a multicellular and a unicellular organism

Unicellular organims are one-celled and multicellular organisms have multiple cells

400

Converts the energy stored in glucose into ATP

Mitochondria

400

Helps make food during photosynthesis

Chloroplast

400

responding/dependent variable

responds to the change in an experiment

500

What is the difference between an inorganic and an organic compound

An inorganic compound does not contain carbon and hydrogen. Organic compounds contain carbon and hydrogen.

500

State one way the microscope is used in the field of medicine

The microscope is used in the field of medicine by examining different diaseases found

500

Synthesizes proteins

Ribosomes

500

Abiotic factor

nonliving things that contribute to our ecosystem

examples : sunlight, water, oxygen

500

Control

remains the same

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