Ecology
Water
Cells
Astronomy
Variables and Graphing
100

The most common types of decomposers 

What is fungus, bacteria, and invertebrates?
100

A healthy ph level in pond water

What is 7?


100

The simple cell

What are prokaryotic cells?

100

The star directly about the North Pole

What is polaris?


100

The variable you change in an experiment 

What is the independent variable?

200

The green world hypothesis

What is the world is green because predators keep herbivores in check?


200

Ph is the measure of how ____ something is.

What is acidic?

200

The powerhouse of the cell which produces the cells energy through atp energy

What is mithochondria

200

A collection of stars that appear to make a pattern in the sky

What is a constellation?

200

The graph you use when you have change over time.

What is a line graph?


300

Trophic cascade

What is when you have an apex predator controlling the distributing of resources?


300

The level of dissolved oxygen that is considered dangerous in pond water.

What is below 5 ppm?

300

a large, membrane-bound organelle in plant cells that stores water, nutrients, and waste

What is the central vacuole?

300

constellations that are always visible above the horizon from a specific location on Earth because they circle around the north or south celestial pole without ever setting

What are circumpolar constellations?

300

Ex: How tall a sunflower is after changing the potting soil.

What is the dependent variable?

400

The amount of energy that gets passed on as you go up a level on the trophic pyramid

What is 10%?


400

Where most water is found.

What are the oceans?


400

the material or protoplasm within a living cell, excluding the nucleus.



What is cytoplasm?


400

A way to find polaris

What is the pointer stars in the big dipper?


400

a value that describes a characteristic of a system

What is a parameter?


500

Ecology


What is the branch of biology that studies how organisms interact with their environment and other organisms?

500

Biogeochemical cycles

What is the pathways by which essential chemical elements, like carbon, nitrogen, and water, move through the Earth's living  and non-living systems?

500

essential cellular machines that synthesize proteins by translating messenger RNA (mRNA) into chains of amino acids

What are ribosomes?


500

The reason stars appear to move across the sky

What is the Earth is rotating on its axis

500

a structured plan for an experiment that ensures the collection of appropriate data to test a hypothesis by manipulating one or more independent variables and measuring their effect on one or more dependent variables

What is an experimental design?