Reproduction
Genetics
Cells
Energy/Chemistry
Magnetism/Chemistry
100
The two types of cells needed for sexual reproduction.
What is sperm and egg cells.
100
The "X" shaped unit that carries traits.
What is a gene.
100
The outermost part of a plant cell.
What is a cell wall.
100
The two types of energy found in nature.
What is kinetic and potential.
100
This has two or more elements in it.
What is a compound.
200
The main purpose of the flower on a plant.
What is reproduction
200
Chromosomes are made up of DNA that make up our ________.
What is genes.
200
The two things that are not in an animal cell but are in plant cells.
What are cell walls and chloroplasts.
200
All matter is made up of this.
What is atoms.
200
"He" and "Cl" are examples of these.
What are elements.
300
An example of this reproduction is seeds that are produced by a flowering plant.
What is Asexual reproduction
300
Structures that carry a unit of hereditary information.
What is Traits.
300
Where are chromosomes found in a cell.
What is the nucleus.
300
There are this many forms of energy.
What is six.
300
The magnetic force is the strongest here.
What is at the poles.
400
Reproduction that produces offspring that are different looking.
What is sexual reproduction.
400
All living things have _______.
What is cells.
400
Human cells contain this amount of genetic material needed combine with other cells during reproduction to make a human.
What is half the amount.
400
Water and metal are examples of this.
What is conductors.
400
Opposites ______.
What is attract.
500
The outcome for a species that cannot adapt to its environment and reproduce.
What is, it becomes extinct.
500
The type of tool/chart used to determine the passing on of traits to offspring.
What is a Punnet Square.
500
The type of reproduction that uses fission of cells.
What is asexual.
500
The two kinds of changes found in nature.
What is chemical and physical.
500
Atmospheric conditions that continue from season to season.
What is climate.
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