Scientific Method
Biomolecules
Cell Organelles
Characteristics of Life
Random Science
100

Data or information collected during the experiment. 

What is an Observation?

100

Made of sugar units.

What are carbohydrates?

100

Holds the genetic material in a eukaryotic cell.

What is the nucleus?

100

All living things are composed of these small, basic units.

What are cells?

100

This is the variable that is controlled by the experimenter. 

What is the independent variable?
200

The question you are investigating. 

What is a Problem?

200

Provides insulation and is responsible for storing long-term energy.

What are lipids?

200

Protects and supports the cell. NOT found in animal cells.

What is a cell wall?

200

An organism increases in size and mass due to this.

What is growth (development)?

200

This is the variable which is monitored and measured in an experiment. (Results)

What is the dependent variable?

300

Answers the problem and sums up an experiment.

What is the Conclusion?

300

These help transport substances in the body and promote muscle development. Hemoglobin is an example!

What are proteins?

300
Responsible for packaging materials in vesicles for export.

What is the golgi apparatus?

300

The human body relies on this to maintain a constant internal environment. Body temperature is an example. 

What is homeostasis?

300
NASA recently landed a rover on the surface of Mars with this name.

What is Perseverance?

400

A testable explanation to your problem. 

What is a hypothesis?

400

Made of subunits called nucleotides. Think DNA and RNA!

What are nucleic acids?
400

Contains digestive enzymes which help to breakdown waste in the cell.

What is a lysosome?

400

A balloon pops loudly and everyone jumps out of their seats and screams. This could be an example of the characteristic.

What is response to stimuli?

400

President, Joe Biden, recently rejoined the global climate accord which shares its name with which famous city.

What is Paris (Paris Climate Agreement)?

500

The steps you follow to test your hypothesis. This part is often written in numbered steps like a cookbook recipe. 

What is the experiment? (Procedure)

500

Made of glycerol and fatty acid chains.

What are lipids?

500

This is where ribosomes are created.

Where is the nucleolus?

500

Living things inherit traits from their parent(s). Often, the offspring resemble their parents physically and display this characteristic of life.

What is display heredity?

500

This Chinese city was the epicenter of the COVID-19 global pandemic.

What is Wuhan?