Unit 1
Biosphere
Unit 2
Ecology
Unit 3
Energy
Unit 4
R-C-1
Unit 5
D-E-M
100

Snow has a high ______ because it reflects a large percentage of sunlight. 

Albeido.

100

What are the three freshwater zones and what are the key features of each?

Littoral: close to shore, shallow water, abundant plant life that is able to anchor themselves, stilling receiving sunlight and has adequate amount of nutrients.

Limnetic: farther from the shore, still have some sunlight, plants are unable to anchor to the bottom and still receive sunlight for photosynthesis. 

Profundal: No sunlight, below the limnetic zone, abundance of nutrients, dominated by decomposers and detritus feeders. 

100

The energy carrier that photosystem 1 makes is?

NADPH
100

Small grape-like sacs where gas exchange happens in the lungs

Alveolar sacs.

100

The part of the digestive tract where most chemical digestion happens.

Jejunum, small intestines. 

200

Clover -> Mouse -> Snake -> Hawk

If the clover had 700 calories of energy how much did the snake get?

7 calories.

200

What is the most specific level when classifying organisms.

Species. 

200

What makes ATP with the energy from a hydrogen ion concentration gradient?

Chemiosmosis.

200

Condition in which the alveoli fill with fluid because of an infection

Pneumonia. 
200

The pathway for food from the mouth to the stomach.

Esophagus. 
300

Which trophic level do these consumers fall under?

Omnivore, herbivore, carnivore, scavenger, decomposer.

Omnivore: tertiary, secondary

Carnivore: tertiary, secondary

Herbivore: primary 

Scavenger: all levels except producer. 

Decomposer: all levels except producer.

300

The theory of inheritance of acquired characteristics was developed by: 

Jean Lamark. 

300

The step in cellular respiration that uses oxygen as the final electron acceptor?

Electron Transport Chain.

300

This vein carries oxygenated blood

Pulmonary Vein. 

300

Urea, the main toxin that the kidneys must remove, comes from the breakdown of this.

Proteins. 

400
The process where bacteria convert nitrogen gas to ammonium is called.  

Nitrogen fixation.

400

An inherited trait an individual has that helps it survive and reproduce in its environment.


Adaptation.

400

Three products that ethanol fermentation produces.

Alcohol, carbon dioxide, ATP.

400

In sequence, the four parts that electrical signals travel in the heart

SA node, AV node, bundle of HIS, Purkinje fibers. 

400

Another term for myosin myofilament.

The thick myofilament

500

The process where bacteria convert nitrogen gas to ammonium is called:

Nitrogen fixation.

500

An inherited trait an individual has that helps it survive and reproduce in its environment.

Adaptation.

500

Three products that ethanol fermentation produces.

ATP, Carbon dioxide, alcohol. 

500

Location and purpose of antigens.

Molecules on the membranes of cells that trigger an immune response identifying cells as foreign

500

What is another term for the Digestive system?

Gastrointestinal Tract.