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100

The study of living things.

Biology

100

Any relationship in which two species live closely together is called:

Symbiosis

100

A population which has decreased death rate and increased birth rate will (grow/decrease) in size.

Grow

100

Jelly-like portion of the cell outside the nucleus.

Cytoplasm

100

Light absorbing molecules found in plants.

Pigments

100

Compare cellular respiration and photosynthesis in regards to their formulas.  How are they similar and different, at the same time?

The formula is identical, but moves in opposite directions.

200

In science, a hypothesis is only useful if it can be _______.

Tested

200

Describe how the movement of energy differs from the movement of matter through an ecosystem.

Energy moves in one way (through food chains and webs).

Matter recycles (through biogeochemical cycles).

200

This type of growth has a J-shaped curve (100).

Another type of growth has an S-shaped curve (100).

Exponential

Logistic

200

Cells that do NOT have a nucleus - include bacteria.

Prokaryotes

200

________ are organisms that use light energy to produce their own food.

________ is the process they use which converts the energy in sunlight, water, and COto produce energy rich carbohydrates and O2.

100 points each

Autotrophs

Photosynthesis

200

Define aerobic and anaerobic (100 points each).

Aerobic requires oxygen

Anaerobic does not require oxygen.

300

The process by which organisms keep their internal conditions relatively stable is called

Homeostasis

300

Describe the difference between weather and climate.

Weather refers to the day to day conditions of an ecosystem.

Climate refers to annual averages.

300

What are the three types of air pollution? (100 each).

1. Acid Rain

2. Particulates

3. Smog

300

Cells move materials in the opposite direction compared to normal (low concentration to high concentration).

Active Transport

300

What is the name of the protein where H+ ions move back across the membrane, and their energy is  used to make ATP?

ATP Synthase

300

What are the three stages of cellular respiration? (100 each)

Glycolysis

Krebs Cycle

Electron Transport Chain

400

A well tested hypothesis that unifies a broad range of observations becomes a _______. (200 points)

It can be _______ or ______ based on new research. (200 points)

Theory


Revised or Replaced

400

Name the three types of symbiotic relationships in organisms (100 each).

Describe them (100).

Mutualism - both benefit.

Commensalism - one benefits, one is indifferent.

Parasitism - one benefits, the other is harmed.

400

The graph below shows how a new mosquito spray program affected a local population. What type of limiting factor is this?


Density-Independent

400

Place the four levels of organization (within an organism) in the correct order, from simplest to most complex (100 each).

1. Cells

2. Tissues

3. Organs

4. Organ Systems

400

What is returned to the thylakoid membrane after the light-independent reactions to be used again?

200 points each

ADP

NADP+

400

What are the two main types of fermentation? (200 each)

Lactic Acid Fermentation

Alcoholic Fermentation

500

BONUS: 600 POINTS

Name the three subatomic particles in an atom. (200 each)

Protons

Electrons

Neutrons

500

Name the five levels of organization in ecosystems from smallest to largest.

Species

Populations

Community

Ecosystem

Biome/Biosphere

500

Name five density-dependent limiting factors (100 each).

1. Competition

2. Predation

3. Herbivory

4. Parasitism

5. Disease

6. Stress from overcrowding.

500

_______ is used for the storage of salts and other materials - there is a BIG one in plant cells (250).

_______ work as if they were the "stomach" of the cells and break down junk the cell doesn't want. (250)

Vacuole

Lysosomes

500

What three substances are produced when water is split at the photosystem II?

150 points each

O2

H+

e-

500

BONUS: 600 points

Where in the cell does each step of cellular respiration take place?  200 points for naming and stating where each stage is.

Glycolysis - cytoplasm

Krebs Cycle - mitochondrion

Electron Transport Chain - Mitochondrial membrane