MICROSCOPES
CELLS!
THE ORGANELLES
SCIENTIFIC METHOD
LIFE CHARACTERISTICS
100
What magnification level is the eyepiece?
10X
100
WHAT CELL TYPE ARE WE?
EUKARYOTE
100
This makes up the DNA
Nucleus
100
What is the term for a "scientific guess"
Hypothesis
100
Name the 2 feedback loops in homeostasis.
Negative and Positive
200
What are the 3 total magnification levels?
40, 100, and 400x
200
What is this type of cell: 
Plant cell - Eukaryote
200
Name 3 organelles that are not found in prokaryotes
nucleus, golgi apparatus, SER, RER, Mitochondria
200
Describe a control group
The part of the experiment that you compare to. Receives no treatment or change.
200
What are the 2 types of metabolic processes
anabolic and catabolic
300
What are the two dials that move the stage up and down?
Coarse and Fine adjustment
300
Is this a eukaryote or a prokaryote?
Prokaryote
300
What is the purpose of a lysosome?
Waste station. Cleans out the cells
300
What is an independent variable?
The part of the experiment that you change or manipulate.
300
Define Evolution
Change of genetic information within a population over generations.
400
What is the purpose of the diaphragm?
Allows a certain amount of light in
400
How long ago did the first cells come around?
3.5-4 billion years ago
400
Which type of cell has a larger vacuole and what does a vacuole do?
Plant cells, stores water
400
What is the "p-word" we never use in science?
Prove
400
Difference between growth and development
Growth: has to do with size
Development: actual change in structure or function
500
As you increase the magnification levels, what happens to your field of view
decreases
500
What makes up the cell theory (3)
All living things are made of cells
All cells come from pre-existing cells
Cells are the basic unit of life
500
Which organelles are included in the process of protein synthesis?
Nucleus, Ribosomes, RER, Golgi Apparatus
500
What are the 6 steps of the scientific method in order?
Observe-Question-Hypothesis-Experiment-Results-Conclusion
500
Name 4 Life Characteristics
Evolution, cells, metabolism, homeostasis, stimuli response, growth & development, reproduction, heredity