Carbon Cycle, Energy Flow, Climate
Mitosis, Meiosis, Cell Reproduction
DNA, Mutations, Adaptations
Genetics (Punnett Squares)
Human Body Systems
200

What is an example of an ABIOTIC and BIOTIC part of an ecosystem? 

Abiotic: Not living thing (rock)

Biotic: Living thing (plant)

200

What is an advantage of Sexual Reproduction? 


What is a disadvantage of sexual reproduction? 

Advantage: Genetic variation

Disadvantage: 2 parents needed, takes more time- fewer offspring produced

200

According to the base pair rule in DNA,

 Adenine always bonds with ____


Guanine always bonds with____

Adenine with Thymine

Guanine with Cytosine

200

Give an example of the terms genotype and phenotype

Genotype: TT, Tt, tt

Phenotype: Tall, short

200

List the levels of organization in order from MOST COMPLEX to LEAST complex

Organism, Organ system, organ, tissue, cell

400

Earth’s atmosphere is best classified as an….

Element, Compound, Mixture

Mixture

400

What stage of mitosis do the chromosomes line up in the middle and spindle fibers attach to the chromosomes?

Metaphase

400

The following picture illustrates what building block of DNA? 


Nucleotide.

400

What is the genotypic ratio for the punnett square shown?


1:2:1

400

What organ is number 4 pointing too?

small intestine

600

Which statement is true about the carbon cycle? 

  1. Reservoirs add more carbon dioxide to the environment than they remove. 

  2. Carbon dioxide travels through the environment in a single direction

  3. Carbon dioxide is constantly moving through the environment

  4. When carbon dioxide enters a reservoir, it no longer cycles.


3. Carbon dioxide is constantly moving through the environment

600

Sharks have 38 chromosomes. If a shark’s cell does MITOSIS how many cells will be created? 

How many chromosomes will be in each?

.

2 cells

38 chromosomes in each

600

What is the function or purpose of DNA?

Genetic code that tells the cell and organism how to work

600

In plants, yellow pods are dominant to green pods. If a homozygous dominant plant is crossed with a homozygous recessive plant what are the possible phenotypes their offspring could have?

All will have yellow pods (100%)

600

What are the 3 types of blood vessels found in the circulatory system?

arteries, veins, capillaries

800

What step(s) could be taken to help reduce the emission of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere?

a. Decrease combustion.                                     

b. Cut fewer trees.

c. Plant more plants.                                      

d. All of the above

c. Plant more plants

800

During what stage of the cell cycle is DNA replicated?

Interphase

800

One strand of DNA has the following bases. What bases would be on the other strand? 


C   A    T    T    G     C    A

G     T    A   A   C   G   T

800

Both parents are heterozygous for rolling their tongue. What is the probability (percentage) that their offspring will NOT be able to roll their tongue?

25%

800

What organ is the pin pointing to?  

Retina

1000

The movements of energy and nutrients through living systems are different because

a. energy flows in one direction, and nutrients recycle.

b. energy  flows in two directions and nutrients flow in one direction 

c. nutrients flow in two directions, and energy recycles.

d. energy forms chemical compounds, and nutrients are lost as heat

a. energy flows in one direction, and nutrients recycle.

1000

Put the phases of the cell cycle in order.


BDACFE

1000

Give an example of a behavioral, structural, and reproductive adaptation.

Behavioral: migrating, hibernation

Structural: spines on a cactus, horns, claws

Reproductive: Brightly colored petals, mating call, anything to attract a mate or help pollinate or spread seeds

1000

 In cats, having six toes is dominant to five toes. If a homozygous recessive cat is crossed with a heterozygous cat, what are the possible genotypes their offspring could have? List ALL.

Gg, gg

1000

Give an example of how at least 3 systems work together.

Riding a bike: muscular, skeletal, nervous, circulatory, respiratory