1-1 Notes: Nature of Science
1-2 Notes: Chemistry of Life
1-3 Notes: Biomolecules
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100

2x          DOUBLE POINTS OPPORTUNITY          2x

An observable event that occurs in the universe and can be explained or predicted using scientific knowledge.


Examples: A rainbow, glowing beaches, auroras borealis 

What is a phenomenon?

100

Anything that has mass and occupies space.

What is matter?

100

The hormone sent to your brain from your stomach to let you know that you are full and to stop eating.

What is leptin?

100

Another name for cellulose.

What is fiber?

200

2x          DOUBLE POINTS OPPORTUNITY          2x

An explanation of an observed phenomenon; it organizes facts and research from scientists to explain WHY something happens. 

What is a theory

200
The 6 elements necessary for life 

What is...

Carbon

Hydrogen

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Phosphorus 

Sulfur


Don't forget C.H.O.N.P.S. !!!

200

The correct name for this reaction.

What is a dehydration synthesis reaction?

200

The estimated rainfall for October 15th, 2005. (include units)

What is 10 inches of rainfall?

300

There are 36 students in Mr. Sickler's Biology class.


(Be specific)

What is a quantitative observation?

300

The bond that holds a single water molecule together internally.

What is a (Strong) Covalent Bond?

300

The complex carbohydrate (polysaccharide) that makes up plant cell walls.

What is cellulose?

300

2x          DOUBLE POINTS OPPORTUNITY          2x

From "The Effects of Fungicides on Bumble Bee Colonies" video watched in class:


The purpose of yeast (fungus) inside bumblebee pollen provisions.

What is to preserve the pollen?

400
The variable that is measured during an experiment

What is the dependent variable?

400

CO, O2, fats/oils

What are non-polar molecules?

400

2x          DOUBLE POINTS OPPORTUNITY          2x

Name the molecule in the blue box 

(be VERY specific) 

What is an unsaturated fatty acid?

400

The primary atoms found in Nucleic Acids 

(must list all of them, without adding any incorrect ones)

What is Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus


CHONP (no Sulfur!)

500

2x          DOUBLE POINTS OPPORTUNITY          2x

In addition to having constants and recording experimental errors during an experiment, this component ensures that your data is precise and that your results aren't due to random chance. 

What are repeated trials?

500

The number of valence electrons for bromine AND the number of neutrons 

What is 1 valence electron and 45 neutrons?

500

The special function phospholipid bilayers have.

What is being selectively permeable?

500

2x          DOUBLE POINTS OPPORTUNITY          2x

The chemical found in blue ballpoint pens that mimics termite pheromones. 

What is 2-phenoxyethanol? 

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