What is claim, evidence, reasoning
Claim= answers what
evidence= support for the claim
reasoning= scientific explanation
What organelle is shown in the following image
the chloroplast
What is the enzyme in this reaction
Lactase, C
What is fertilization
Joining of sperm + egg--> zygote ( baby)
Who is the common ancestor of A & C
H
What are enzymes
Specifically shaped proteins that speed up a reaction
Why is this structure important for plant cells
- It maintains the cell shape, provides support, provides protection
How would the following cell loo if placed into salt water
It would shrink/ shrivel up
What biological process is being demonstrated in the image below
Photosynthesis
What biological process is being demonstrated in the following picture:
Mitosis
What is mitosis? What are the results of mitosis
Cell division; 2 identical daughter cells
How does this structure maintain homeostasis in a plant cell
-site of photosynthesis,
provides food for plant cells
How would this cell look if it was placed into distilled (Pure) water
It would expand like a ballon or pop
What happens to the reaction rate of an enzyme if the temperature is too hot or too cold?
It slows down
Which process is represented by the following picture:
Fertilization
What is negative feedback? Provide an example of negative feedback.
A method your body uses to reverse the change a stimulus causes ( ex. eating--> increase blood glucose--> insulin --> blood glucose goes back to normal) or ( exercise--> increase body temp.--> sweating--> body temp back to normal)
What is the function of the mitochondria & what cellular process is it a part of
Make energy; cellular respiration
Which group would have the highest concentration of molecules from the candle
Group C
What is the job of stomata
pores that open and close to prevent water lose in a leaf. Allows for gases to enter and leave a leaf.
What are gametes? What physical structures would they be on a male & female?
Reproductive cells
males: testes females: ovary
What are Homologous structures
similar structures that related species inherited from a common ancestor.
What is the difference between active transport & diffusion
Active transport uses energy to move molecules against a concentration gradient( low--> high) whereas diffusion moves small molecules with out energy from high to low
At which letter is the reaction happening:
D
How does the stomata influence photosynthesis?
When open: photosynthesis happens
When closed: photosynthesis stops
What are the structures labelled A, B,C,D in the following image:
A: placenta
B: Uterus
C: Umbilical Cord
D: Amnionic Fluid