Sci Method
Bacteria
Protists
Genetics
Everything
100
The part of an experiment that stays the same.
What is the controlled variable
100
The man who first saw bacteria. He also invented the light microscope.
What is Leeuwenhoek
100
The three groups of protists.
What is animal-like, plant-like, fungus-like
100
A physical, visible trait.
What is phenotype
100
A group of organisms that share similar characteristics and can reproduce.
What is a species
200
The curve in a liquid in a graduated cylinder.
What is meniscus
200
The word which describes bacteria in terms of how they gain their food.
What is heterotroph
200
A cell with a nucleus and organelles.
What is eukaryote
200
Genes are located on these.
What is chromosomes
200
Another word for homozygous.
What is purebred
300
The amount of space something takes up.
What is volume
300
The three shapes of bacteria.
What is bacilli, spirilla, cocci.
300
The 2-name system developed by Linnaeus.
What is binomial nomenclature
300
The trait you would see in a heterozygous combination.
What is dominant
300
A possible format for a testable question.
What is How does IV affect DV?
400
The variable being tested/measured. It depends on the variable the scientist changes.
What is the dependent variable
400
Found in the cytoplasm of a bacterial cell, it controls the cell.
What is genetic material
400
The hierarchy of living things starting with cells.
What is Cells, Tissues, Organs, Organ Systems, Organisms
400
A trait that is NOT passed down, but is gained through life.
What is acquired trait
400
The 'false feet' amoebas use to move.
What is pseudopods
500
The amount of matter in an object; this never changes
What is mass
500
Something that bacteria have in common with some animal-like protists.
What is flagella
500
A cell with no nucleus and no organelles. Bacteria are an example.
What is prokaryote
500
The combination of alleles for a trait, it is represented by letters.
What is genotype
500
The word for 'useless' structures.
What is vestigial
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