the Study of Life
Study of Life Cont.
Ecology 1
Ecology 2
Review
100

Biology is 

The study of Life 

100

Give me an example of a characteristics of living organisms

Venus fly trap responding to the fly, A puppy growing and developing into an adult dogs, plants having to adapt to a lot of rain in an environment 

100

What is ecology?

The study of relations of organisms to one another and to the physical environment

100

What do you ecologist do?

Observe experiment and model using a variety of tools designed methods where they work in the fields or in the laboratories

100

What is the ability to regrow body parts called?

Regeneration 

200

Unicellular vs Multicellular 

One has one cell whereas the other has more than one cells 

200

Environmental Biologist are 

seek to prevent the extinction of animals and plants by developing ways to protect them

200

The factors in the environment are divided into two large groups what are they?

Living factors or nonliving factors, abiotic or biotic factors

200

What’s the difference between habitat and niche?

Habitat is the place where an organism lives out it’s life niche is it’s a RAW in the community and how it interacts with the environment

200

Anything that takes up space and has mass provides the nutrients needed for organisms to function

Matter

300

Biologist have developed 

vaccines and treatment for preventing and/or reducing risks. (Heart attacks, fighting obesity, COVID, chickenpox)

300

Explain independent and dependent variables

An independent variable is the test that factor and it might affect the outcome of the experiment the dependent variable results for them or depends on changes to the independent variable

300

Give me an example of a prey and predator, and then explain which is which?

Tom and Jerry. Tom is the predator Jerry is the prey

300

There are three types of symbiotic relationships what are they?

Mutualism commensalism parasitism

300

What is homeostasis?

A process where organisms maintain a stable environment

400

What’s the difference between scientific theory and scientific law?

Scientific theory explains why phenomena occur scientific law describes what phenomena occurred

400

Explain: If you make ice cubes from warm water the cubes freeze faster than if you made them from Coldwater (give me the hypothesis the independent and dependent variable as well as the control group) 

Hypothesis: If you make ice cubes from warm water the cubes freeze faster than if you made then from cold water.

Independent variable: starting temperature of the water

Dependent variable: time to freeze an ice cube

Control group: starting temperature is cold water

400

Explain the difference between herbivores carnivores and omnivores, detritivores 

Herbivores only eat plants 

carnivores pray on other heterotrophs 

omnivores eat both plants and animals 

detritivores eat fragments of dead matter 

400

What’s the difference between food web and food chain and give me an example of either or?

Food web is a model representing many interconnected food chains and pathways in which energy flows to a group of organisms. Food chain is a simple model that shows our energy flows through an ecosystem

example: Grass grasshopper frog snakes bird

400

Name Lab Equipment used in Labs (give at least 3-4) 

Beakers, Funnels, Test Tube, Ring Stand, Dropper

500

What are the steps to scientific method?

Observation question hypothesis experiment analysis conclusion

500

What are some characteristics of living things? (3-4) 

Movement respiration sensitivity growth reproduction excretion and nutrition

500

What are the levels of organisms?

Organism population community ecosystem biosphere

500

Explain how Clouds are formed: 

When water is constantly evaporating in to the atmosphere it is also known as water vapor water vapor rises and begins to cool in the atmosphere

500

The phosphorus cycle moves from the short term cycle to the long-term cycle explain these cycles

In the short-term cycle, Phosphorus in phosphates in solution, is cycled from the soil to producers and then from the producers to consumers. Phosphorus moves from the short-term cycle to the long-term cycle through precipitation and sedimentation to form rocks.