Biological Macromolecules
The Cell Theory and Characteristics of Living Things
Energy
DNA Replication and Mutations
Miscellaneous
100

The monomer of lipids.

What is Fatty Acid? 

100

The 3 statements of The Cell Theory. 

What is All cells come from preexisting cells, Cells are the basic units of structure and function in all living things, and All living things are composed of one or more cells? 

100

The organelle that produces ATP.

What is Mitochondria?

100

This is what happens to the DNA strand during DNA replication. 

What is Unwinds and Unzips? 

100
The way in which random fertilization increases genetic diversity. 

All sperm and egg cells are different. 

200

The monomer of proteins. 

What is Amino Acid?

200

The acronym we made for remembering the 8 Characteristics of life. 

What is CORD GERMS? 

200

The products of photosynthesis. 

What is Glucose and Oxygen? 

200

The result of DNA replication. 

What are 2 identical strands of DNA?

200

The number of chromosomes in each of the daughter body cells AFTER mitosis when the beginning body cell had 12 chromosomes. 

12 chromosomes. 

300

The monomer of nucleic acids. 

What is Nucleotide? 

300

What CORD stands for in our 8 Characteristics of Life acronym. 

What is Cellular Organization, Reproduction, and DNA (Heredity)? 

300

The reactants of Cellular Respiration. 

What are Glucose and Oxygen? 

300

DNA replication occurs during the S phase, which occurs ______ the cell divides. 

What is Before? 

300

During this phase of mitosis, the sister chromatids separate and move to opposite ends of the cell. 

Anaphase.

400

The monomer of carbohydrates (starch)

What is Monosaccharides? 

400

What GERMS stands for in our acronym for the 8 Characteristics of Life.

What is Growth & Development, Evolution, Respond to Stimuli, Metabolism, and Stable Internal Balance (Homeostasis)? 

400

The product of Cellular Respiration is ______ and the product of Photosynthesis is ________. 

What is Carbon Dioxide and Glucose?

400

A mutation that causes a change in all codons/proteins after the mutation. 

What is Frameshift Mutation? 

400


Metaphase

500

The biological macromolecule is responsible for helping structures performing their functions. 

What is Proteins? 

500

True/False: All living things require oxygen to breathe. 

What is False? 

500

Carbohydrates are broken down into _____ which are converted to ______. 

What is Sugars and ATP?
500

A type of mutation that is caused by ADDING an additional nucleotide. 

What is an Insertion Mutation? 
500


Beaker A = Cell stays the same size

Beaker B = Cell gets bigger

Beaker C = Cell gets smaller