Scientific Method
Levels of organization
Characteristics of life
Biomolecules
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Observation, Question, Hypothesis, Experiment, Data Collection, Conclusion, and Retest (if needed)

Scientific Method

100

The smallest unit of life and the basic building block of all living organisms

What is a cell?

100

The basic unit of life that all living organisms are composed of

What is the cell?

100

They have a great capacity as energy source, we use it as primary source of energy. In vegetables they have structural functions.

Carbohydrates


100

A logical prediction about your "testable" question. (an educated guess)

Hypothesis

200

Variable kept constant so it does not affect the experiment

Controlled variable

200

Term that describes a group of similar cells that work together to perform a specific function. Some examples are blood, bones, skin, cartilage and breast milk.

What is a tissue?

200

Mechanical displacement of some or all structures. It can be internal or external displacement. 

Movement

200

Mention the respective building blocks of biomolecules (4)

monosaccharides, amino acids, nucleotides, glycerol, and fatty acids.

200

It is the integration of biotic factors (communities) and abiotic factors

Ecosystem

300

The variable that the experimenter decides to change to see if there is or is not an effect.

The variable manipulated by the researcher, the one being changed.

Independent Variable (Manipulated Variable)

Dependent Variable

300

Set of nonliving factors of an ecosystem: Temperature, humidity, type of soil, etc. 

Abiotic factors

300

Give an example of how a living organism responds to an environmental stimulus.

A plant growing towards sunlight or an animal moving away from a heat source?

300

They are the elements of the periodic table that mostly makeup life. Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen. (Sulfur, Phosphorus*)

Bioelements

300

The ability to maintain a relatively stable internal state, structure and physiological conditions that persists despite changes in the world outside

Homeostasis


400

Is one in which the researcher has left all the variables constant.It serves as a standard to make a comparison with the experimental group

Control group

400

It is a set of populations of different species that are related to each other.

Community

400

Name two common methods of reproduction used by living organisms.

What are sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction?

400

Mention at least 3 functions of proteins and their classification from simpler structure to more complex structures. 

structure or support (collagen, muscles), and enzymes to speed up the chemical reactions, hemoglobin to transport oxygen into the cells, Immunity (antibodies), Hormones.

Amino acids, peptides, and polypeptides. 

400

They are the main constituent of cell membranes. It has a polar head and non-polar tails.

Phospholipid

500

The intervention group was given YummyTooth toothpaste, while the control group was given an identical toothpaste that did not contain the secret ingredient in YummyTooth (placebo toothpaste). Subjects were observed brushing their teeth 3x per day with the assigned toothpaste (by teacher or parent). 6 months later, dental appointments were scheduled, and the number of dental caries present in each child was reported.

Identify: Control group, dependent variable and independent variable

Control group: Children with placebo toothpaste

Dependent variable: Caries development

Independent variable: The paste the children are given, either YummyTooth or the placebo one

500

The highest level of biological organization that encompasses all living organisms and their interactions with the Earth's atmosphere

What is the biosphere?

500

List the 8 characteristics of life that can be used to identify if something is alive.

What are metabolism, growth, reproduction, organization& complexity, homeostasis, response to stimuli, movement, and evolution?

500

Mention 2 examples of complex carbs used as storage and 2 examples of complex carbs used for structure

Storage: glucogen, starch

Structure: cellulose, chitin

500

Is a virus considered a living organism? What are the specific life characteristics they totally or partially exhibit (3)?

It is not alive, but they do present Evolution, it shows some organization and complexity, it can reproduce with a host.