The Process of Science
Chemistry of Life
Cells
Energy
Nutrition and Enzymes
100

Name the order of the scientific method.

Observation, hypothesis, experiment, result, conclusion

100

All living things are made up of at least one of these

cells

100

Name a common structural feature shared by all cells?

Cell membrane, cytoplasm, DNA, Ribosomes

100

The term that describes the ability to do work

energy

100

Nutrients that organisms must obtain in large amounts to stay healthy.

macronutrients

200

To provide support for a hypothesis, scientists _______.

Perform experiments and/or make observations.

200

An organism that needs to eat another organism to gain energy is 1_________ whereas a 2______________ gets its energy from the sun.

1 Consumer

2 Producer

200

Name a key differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

Eukaryotic cells have a nucleus, prokaryotes do not.

Eukaryotic cells have organelles, prokaryotes do not.

Organisms with eukaryotic cells can be multicellular, prokaryotes are only single-celled. 

Prokaryotes always have a cell wall

200

What is the primary purpose of cellular respiration in living organisms?

To produce energy in the form of ATP

200

These speed up chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy.

Enzymes

300

What are the independent and dependent variables here?

To investigate the impact of noise levels in study environments on memory retention, a researcher divided 80 college students into two groups of 40 students each. Both groups were given a list of 50 words to memorize. Then, group 1 was asked to study the words in a noisy environment, while group 2 studied them in silence. After 30 minutes, both groups were given a recall test to assess their memory retention.

IV: Noise level

DV: Scores on memory test for everyone

300

A weak but important bonds for life because they give water its important properties and hold the DNA double helix together

Hydrogen bond

300

Which organelle dysfunction would likely cause a cell to accumulate toxic substances and result in cell damage due to impaired digestion of damaged organelles and foreign substances?

lysosomes

300

The purpose of the “photo” step of photosynthesis (also called the light dependent reactions) is to……

Generate the energy needed to be able to power the reactions in the synthesis step. aka to make ATP/NADPH.

300

Reactions that break down large molecules into smaller ones.

Catabolic reactions

400

____________ is widely accepted and supported by many different lines of evidence.

Scientific Theory

400

The process in which smaller molecules come together to form larger molecules

polymerization

400

Name the two processes that involve the movement of molecules across a cell membrane from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration, without the need for energy.

Simple Diffusion and Facilitated diffusion

400

The purpose of the “synthesis” step of photosynthesis (also called the light independent reactions or Calvin Cycle) is to ….

Use the ATP/NADPH generated in the photo step to take carbon from CO2 and make glucose molecules that are used by the plant for food or cell structures.

400

What organ in the human body is responsible for absorbing most nutrients extracted from eaten food?

small intestine

500

I observe my car will not start...

If my hypothesis is that my car battery is dead.

What is my prediction (use and if-then statement)

If my car’s battery is dead then it will start if I replace the battery.

500

Name the monomers for 1. carbohydrates, 2. proteins, 3. nucleic acids, and 4. lipids.

1. Monosaccharides

2. Amino acids

3. Nucleotides

4. Not made up of smaller units


500

Which organelle is responsible for storing DNA in prokaryotic cells?

TRICK QUESTION!! Prokaryotic cells DO NOT have organelles!!! Their DNA is free-floating.

500

Explain why photosynthesis and cellular respiration are said to exist in a cycle.

The inputs of photosynthesis include carbon dioxide CO2, and a waste product is oxygen. Cellular respiration needs oxygen and outputs CO2.

500

Name the three factors that will affect the behavior of enzymes.

Amount of substrate, competitive inhibition, non-competitive inhibition.