Cells
(more) Cells
Heredity
Evolution
100

What type of cells are you made of?

Eukaryotic Cells!

100

According to cell theory, which of the following is the fundamental unit of structure and function in all known living organisms?

Cell

100

Recessive alleles are represented with a…

lower case letter

100

Evolution is:

A change in the inherited traits of a population of organisms over time.

200

What are the reactants for photosynthesis?

Water, Carbon Dioxide, and Sunlight

200

Where is DNA replicated during the cell cycle?

Nucleus

200

How many chromosomes do human somatic (body) cells have?

46

200

Natural selection is:

A. the evolution of the strongest organisms to be even stronger.

B. the evolution of the environment an organism lives in.

C. when nature selects the best traits for an organism.

D. the evolutionary process in which organisms best suited to their environment are more likely to survive and pass on their traits to future generations.

300

What structures are unique to eukaryotic cells? List at least 3!

Nucleus, Mitochondria, Chloroplasts, Golgi Apparatus, Rough/Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum, etc.

300

Do plants have mitochondria? Why or why not?

Yes, because they still need energy from the sugar that the chloroplasts make.

300

A human with the genotype XX is generally…

Female

300

Artificial Selection is:

A type of biological evolution where humans choose which organisms survive and reproduce, a process known as selective breeding.

400

Name (at least) 3 principles of the Cell Theory:

  1. Composed of 1 or more cells (Unit 1: Cells)

  2. Reproduce using DNA (Unit 2: Heredity)

  3. Can evolve as groups (Unit 3: Evolution)

  4. Obtain energy from the environment 

  5. Sense and respond to their external environment

  6. Sense and respond to their internal environment (Maintain Homeostasis) 

400

What do our cells need to do to make a baby with 46 chromosomes if combining the parent’s cells would lead to 92 chromosomes?

Meiosis

400

List the order of steps of protein synthesis:

1. DNA is Transcribed into RNA

2. RNA is Translated in Protein

400

Define and give an example of coevolution

When two species evolve together. (Butterflies & Flowers, Wolves & Deer, Clownfish & Anemone, etc.)

500

List the steps of the Cell Cycle (ATCMP) and draw 1 of your choosing.

Prophase (Pre), Metaphase (Middle), Anaphase (Away), Telophase (Two), Cytokinesis

500

According to the principles of cell theory, why would a rock not be considered a living thing? (list 2)

  1. Composed of 1 or more cells (Unit 1: Cells)

  2. Reproduce using DNA (Unit 2: Heredity)

  3. Can evolve as groups (Unit 3: Evolution)

  4. Obtain energy from the environment 

  5. Sense and respond to their external environment

  6. Sense and respond to their internal environment (Maintain Homeostasis) 

500

If an organism is said to be a hybrid or have both alleles for a gene, that means they are…?

Heterozygous

500

List the six pieces of evidence that support evolution:

1. Direct observation of evolution through artificial selection

2. Fossil Evidence

3. Shared characteristics among living organisms

4. Similarities and differences in DNA

5. Biogeographic evidence

6. Common patterns of embryonic development