Cells
Photosynthesis & Respiration
Homeostasis
Structure & Function
Wildcard
100
Name 3 Cell Parts that all cells have!
Cell Membrane, Cytoplasm, Ribosomes, DNA (or RNA)
100
Name a product of cellular respiration that is not ATP
Carbon Dioxide and/or Water
100
What body system is responsible for communication in a reflex arc?
Nervous System
100
If function is physiology.....structure is ______________________
Anatomy
100
Name 3 Energy Forms
Light, Heat (Thermal), Potential, Kinetic
200
Name 3 Differences Between a Plant & Animal Cell
Plants have Large Vacuoles, Chloroplasts and Cell Walls
200
What structure is 11 and/or 4?
Mesophyll Cells or Layer
200
This organ registers & controls body temperature
Brain
200
Small "Coin-Like" structures within Chloroplasts
Thylakoids
200
Name 3 Characteristics that all living things share.
Made of Cells
Has Metabolism
Reproduces
Evolves (as a group)
Responds to Environment
Performs Homeostasis
Grows and/or Develops
Heredity (DNA)
300
This is ______________ cell
Prokaryotic or Bacterial
300
What is another name for a producer?
Autotroph (Autotrophic organism)
300
Any structure that receives information within the body
Sensor or Receptor
300
Blood and Fat (Adipose) Tissue are both types of ________________________ Tissue
Connective
300
Name 4 biological levels of organization in correct order
We will review correct answers
400
What important biological molecule do mitochondria make?
ATP (Adenosine Tri-Phosphate)
400
Name 2 Pigments that can be found in leaves
Chlorophyll (A or B)
Xanthophyll
Anthocyanin
Carotene
400
What is the name of your kneecap bone?
Patella
400
There are typically over 30 of these _______________for adequate levels of this process. _______________
Chloroplasts/Photosynthesis
400
This term means to capture or hide away carbon underground, when bacteria or plants absorb it from the atmosphere
Sequester(ed) carbon
500
These 2 organelles do these functions:
1. Package and Modify Proteins
2. Supports the cell, helps in Anchoring Organelles, and even helps with transportation within the cell
1. Golgi Bodies
2. Cytoskeleton
500
This happy meal contains 50 grams of Carbohydrates and 20 Grams of Fat. How many total Calories would that be?
380 Calories
500
In our Goldfish lab we observed that this fish's respiration rate (a measure of metabolism) changed with its environmental temperature. Creatures that do this are called_________________________
Poikilotherms (poikilothermic)
Will take Ectothermic (environment is source of any warming of the body)
500
These Onion Cells have been stained with iodine. You can see the tiny organelles called _______________ within each nucleus. These organelles do this function. _______________________
Nucleoli/Make Ribosomes
500
This term means to reverse or counteract the direction of a variable moving within the body, helping regulate that variable.
For Example, rising blood sugar sets in motion mechanisms to lower blood sugar (note: not the word Homeostasis)
Negative Feedback