Structure and function.
Reproduction & Mutation
Natural Selection
Resistance & Impact
Real world
100

Cells that are single-celled and do not have a nucleus, and are not membrane-bound organelles.

What is prokaryotic cells.

100

 Occurs when there is an error during DNA copying. It can lead to new traits and, better or worse, the organism's fitness. 

What is a mutation.

100

The same species of lizards has two variations, Long legs and short legs. The Lizards with Longer Legs survive and reproduce, while the shorter-legged lizards do not. This is an example of what? 

What is Natural selection.

100

A girl stops her antibiotics early because she feels better. But a little while later The infection came back, and the antibiotics were no longer effective.

What is Resistance.

100

When one organism is harmed and the other benefits.

What is parisitism.

200

A strand of DNA that needs to infect a host to reproduce, often making the host sick.

What is a Virus.

200

A type of reproduction where the organism doesn't need a mate.

What is asexual reproduction?

200
Why might a dark colored lizard survive better in a dark forest, instead of a light colored one?

What is camoflauge? 

200

How might a newly introduced species affect the environment?


It could destabilize the food chain and the environment.

200

When an animal and another animal work together and thrive.

What is mutualism?

300

Large Membrain-bound organelles that are unicellular or multicellular and have a nucleus. 

What is eukaryotic.

300
How well an organism is suited for reproduction in its environment.

What is Evolutionary Fitness?

300

The person who developed the theory of evolution by natural selection.

What is Charles Darwin

300

A person gets infected by a virus and eventually fights it off. Now this person can no longer get that virus. What is this an example of?

What is Immunity.

300

A type of person who can't digest lactose.

What is lactose intolerants.




400

When different species share a similar bone composition inside their body.

What are Homologous Structures?

400

A type of reproduction that does require a mate.

What is sexual reproduction

400

When organisms in separate environments originated from a common ancestor.

What is biogeography?

400

A fishing town over fishes a lake and the fish population decreases derasticaly. What is this an example of?

What is Impact.

400

A fish population decreases after a large storm overflowed a sewage plant. what is this called.

What is pollution.

500

A single-celled organism that is asexual and reproduces at a fast rate. It covers everything you touch.

What is Bacteria

500

When an isolated population randomly gets a mutation.

What is genetic drift?

500

This type of dating is expensive, sometimes not possible, and destroys part of the fossil in the process

What is absolute dating?

500

Fish in a pond start to loose oxygen when garbage is accidentaly dumped in the pond. What is this an example of.

what is polution.

500

A factor that could help an environment bounce back from a natural disaster.

What is Bio-Diversity