The Scientific Method
Metric System and Microscopes
Biological Molecules
Cellular Respiration and Photosynthesis
Movement across a membrane
100

The group in an experiment that receives the treatment is the 1.)______________ group and the group that does not receive the treatment is the 2.)______________ group.

1.) experimental

2.) control 

100

What is the base unit for distance in the metric system?

meters

100

If a biological molecule mixes with water, is it considered hydrophilic or hydrophobic? Polar or non-polar?  

Hydrophilic, polar. 

100

When there is an equal concentration of solutes on the inside of a cell and the surrounding solution, what state is the cell in?

Isotonic


100

In comparison to the surrounding solution this cell is in a ____________ state. 

Hypotonic

200

Type of variable that should be kept the exact same in both the experimental and the control group of an experiment. 

constant variable. 

200

How many milliliters are in this graduated cylinder? 

8.7 ml

200

There were no bubbles or very little bubbles in the microwaved potato because...

the enzyme was denatured 

200

What is the arrow labeled #1 pointing at?

Heart

200

The fact that the cell in the dialysis experiment increased in weight after being placed in RO H2O for 2 hours is evidence that 1.)______________ occurred. Thus, the membrane is permeable to 2.)______________.

1.) Osmosis 

2.) Water

300

Name the 3 criteria for a valid scientific hypothesis. 

Specific, measurable, falsifiable 

300

What is the total magnification of a microscope under the 4x lens? 

40

Total Magnification = 4 x 10 = 40

300

1.) _____________ reactions bring together monomers to form polymers. 2.) _____________ reactions break the bonds of polymers. 

1.) dehydration 

2.) hydrolysis 

300

How do we know photosynthesis happened in the pictured experiment: 

Oxygen was added to the tube! Air bubbles!

300
How do we know that no starch diffused across the membrane in our dialysis experiment? 

the iodine test for the liquid in the beaker was negative at the end of the experiment. 

400

The factor you are interested in studying is the 

1.) __________ variable and the thing you measure

 between groups is the 2.)___________ variable.

1.) Independent variable

2.) Dependent variable

400

Name the part of the microscope that Dr. Rich is pointing at. 

Ocular Lens


400

In the potato experiment the enzyme was 1._________ and the substrate it acted on was 2._________. 

1. Catalase

2. Hydrogen Peroxide 

400

In the balloon experiment, how do we know the yeast in the sucrose balloon was performing cellular respiration. 

The balloon increased in circumference because it was filling with CO2 , we know CO2 is the output of cellular respiration. 

400

Red blood cells in an isotonic state in a 0.9% NaCl solution. If we place them in a 10% solution, what do we expect to happen to the cell?

Cell will shrivel. 

500

In lab 2 we wanted to know if temperature impacted the heart rate of daphnia magna. What was the independent and dependent variables in this study?

Independent variable: temperature

Dependent variable: heart rate

500

Convert 769 nanograms to grams and put the number in scientific notation.

7.69 x 10-7 grams

500

Name the 4 classes of biological macromolecules and their associated monomers.

1. Carbohydrates - monomer = monosaccharide

2. Proteins- monomer = amino acid 

3. Nucleic acids - monomer = nucleotide

4. Lipids - monomer = NONE 

500

Why did the phenyl red dye stay yellow in the tube that I put in the dark, meanwhile your dye returned to its original red state?

The Elodea in the tube in the dark was not able to perform the light reactions of photosynthesis.

Without the light reactions there are not energy carriers like ATP and NADPH to power the Calvin Cycle.

The Calvin Cycle is what uses the CO2 in the dye.

Removing the CO2 from the dye is what turns it red. Without light, the CO2 remained in the dye.

500

What happens to an animal cell when it is in a hypotonic state? Does the same thing happen to a plant cell? Why or why not?

When an animal cell is hypotonic it will burst. A plant cell will not burst as the central vacuole fills because of the cell wall.