Nature of Science
Technological Design
Chemistry of Life
Macromolecules
Misc.
100

The independent variable

What is the "cause" or changed variable 
100

The first stage of technological design 

What is identify the problem 

100

Water is 

What is polar 

100

The macromolecule who's main function is for short-term energy storage

What is carbohydrate?

100

Water loving

What is hydrophilic

200

The dependent variable 

What is the effect or measured variable 

200

The application of scientific discoveries to meet human needs or wants through development of products or processes. 

What is technology 

200

The smallest part of an element that still has the same properties of the element. 

What is atom?

200

Small units that form together to make larger molecules

What is monomer?

200

Water fearing

What is hydrophobic

300
A qualitative observation describes 
what are qualities 
300

The second stage of technological design

What is design a solution 

300

The six elements necessary for life

What are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorous, and sulfur?

300

Macromolecule that contributes to the cell membrane

What is lipid?

300

A molecule with an unequal distribution of charge that CAN dissolve in water

What is a polar molecule?

400

A guess about an object or outcome based on oberservations

What is an inference

400

The third stage of technological design 

What is implement (build and test)

400
A structure made of similar cells working together for a specific function

What is tissue?

400

The order in which our bodies break down macromolecules 

What are carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, NEVER nucleic acids 

400

A molecule with no distribution of charge that cannot dissolve in water

What is nonpolar?

500

How close your measurement is to the correct/accepted value 

What is accurate

500

The fourth stage of technological design 

What is evaluate (did I meet the requirements/constraints)

500

Strong bonds that hold the water molecules together internally 

What is covalent bond?

500

Three elements that are present in all classes of macromolecules. 

What is carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen?

500

Two layers that make up the cell membrane of our cells

What is the phospholipid bilayer?

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