The Science of Life
Chemistry
Chemical Reactions
Ecology
Cell Structure
100

This type of science is known as "the study of life".

What is Biology?

100

The building block of life. 

What is an atom?

100

The building blocks of protein

What are amino acids?

100

Organisms that eat living producers for food

What are consumer?

100

Only a plant cell has one

What is a cell wall?

200

This is a testable answer to a scientific question.

What is a hypothesis?

200

A table of the chemical elements arranged in a specific order

What is the periodic table?

200

The characteristic of a lipid. Hint: water

What is hydrophobic?

200

The process when gases trap heat that would normally escape the earth

What is the greenhouse effect?

200

The largest organelle in a cell

What is the nucleus?

300

The idea that living things can form from non living things.

What is spontaneous generation?

300

How many protons are in oxygen?

What is 8?

300

A molecule with four fused carbon rings. A body builder might use. 

What is a steroid?

300

The physical place a species lives

What is a habitat?

300

A sac that transports food or water in a cell

What is a vacuole or vesicle?

400

This scientist proved that microorganisms cannot spontaneously generate. 

Who is Louis Pasteur?

400

An element that contains the same number of protons, but a different number of neutrons

What is an isotope?

400

Makes a chemical reaction go faster

What is a catalyst?

400

A biome with an arctic climate. Very dry. 

What is a tundra?

400

Makes up the plasma membrane

What is phospholipids?

500

The production and use of energy is called this. 

What is metabolism?

500

3 qualities of water

What is cohesion, surface tension, adhesion, heat capacity, density of ice.

500

The reaction that breaks down a polysaccharide to a monosaccharide

What is a dehydration reaction?
500

When a species causes harm to a non-native area.

What is invasive species?

500
The process when a cell move molecules against the concentration gradient. 

What is active transport?