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Characteristics of Life
Types of Cells
Organelles
Properties of Water and Carbon
Macromolecules and Enzymes
100

The term that refers for something to be considered non-living

Abiotic

100

True or False: All cells have cell membrane, cytoplasm, ribosomes, and DNA

True

100

This is the organelle that contains genetic information of DNA and controls all cell functions

Nucleus

100
Which property of water explains why solid water floats on liquid water 
Low density of ice
100

For something to be considered organic they must contain what?

The element Carbon

200

This term refers to the change in the inherited characteristics of a species over time

Evolution

200

This term refers to the smallest unit capable of life functions. 

Cell
200

This is the organelle that supplies energy (ATP) for the cell through respiration. 

Mitochondria 

200
This is the reason carbon is such an important element (hint: bonds) 

Carbon can make up to 4 bonds. 

200

The process of which we remove water during a reaction in order to make monomers into polymers is called

Dehydration Synthesis  

300

This term refers to two parent produce one offspring. Offspring gets genetic material from BOTH parents

Sexual Reproduction
300

An organisms that has a nucleus

Eukaryote 

300

This organelle is responsible for making, synthesizes, proteins and can be found floating in the cytoplasm and/or attached to the endoplasmic reticulum 

Ribosome

300

Which property of water explains why it takes more energy to increase the heat of water than many other substances.

Specific Heat Capacity 

300

This macromolecules responsible for storing genetic information and have monomers called nucleotides

Nucleic Acids

400

This term refers to all of the chemical reactions carried out in an organism 

Metabolism

400

Cell that is said to evolve first 

Prokaryotic 
400

This organelle digests old cell parts, excess material, and invading viruses or bacteria

Lysosome
400

This type of bond is the reason why water molecules are close to each other?

Hydrogen bond

400

This macromolecule helps forms enzymes that speed up chemical reactions and provide an immune defense for organism.   

Protein
500

This term refers to the maintaining stable internal conditions in spite of changes in the external environment

Homeostasis
500
Put this in order from smallest to largest: cell, organelle, tissue, molecule, organism, organ system, atom and organ. 

atom, molecule, organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism 

500

This organelle is the site of photosynthesis and captures sunlight and uses it to produce food

Chloroplast 
500

Which property of water allows water to move from the ground to the top leaves and branches of trees?

Capillary Action 

500

This is the catalyst that helps decrease the activation energy needed in order for a reaction to begin. 

Enzymes