Cell Theory & Cell Types
Levels of Organization & Homeostasis
Scientific Method & Experiments
DNA, Genes & Chromosomes
Genetics & Punnett Squares
100

What scientific idea states that all living things are made of cells?  

This is the cell theory.

100

What level of organization is made of similar cells working together?

This is tissue.

100

Why should scientists repeat experiments even if no mistakes were made?

To ensure results are accurate.

100

What molecule stores genetic information?

DNA.

100

What term describes the physical appearance of a trait?

phenotype.

200

What type of cell lacks a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles?

prokaryotic cell.

200

What happens when cells within an organ die but the organ still needs to function?

Remaining cells divide to replace the lost cells.

200

What word describes the ability to reproduce experimental results?

replication.

200

Where are genes located in a cell?

On chromosomes.

200

What term describes an organism’s genetic makeup?

genotype.

300

What do eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells have in common according to cell theory?

Both are single cells that carry out life functions.

300

What term describes maintaining stable internal conditions in the body?

homeostasis. 

300

If repeated experiments give different results, what should scientists do next?

Conduct further experimentation.

300

What is a gene?

A segment of DNA that codes for proteins and traits.

300

If black fur is dominant and a rabbit has Bb, what color is it?

Black.

400

Which statement is NOT part of modern cell theory: all cells come from existing cells, cells are basic units of life, or only cells with mitochondria can reproduce?

Only cells with mitochondria can reproduce.

400

Which level of organization is made of multiple organs working together?

This is an organ system.

400

Why is peer review important before scientific findings are published?

It checks for bias, errors, and lack of evidence.

400

Where are chromosomes found in animal cells?

Inside the nucleus.

400

What percent of offspring would show a dominant trait if both parents are homozygous dominant?

100%

500

What level of organization comes directly after cells?

This is tissues.

500

Why is cell division important for maintaining homeostasis?

t replaces damaged or dead cells.

500

What would NOT prevent a scientific finding from being published?

Challenging an accepted scientific theory.

500

How are inherited traits passed from parents to children?

Through genes passed from parents.

500

Which cross produces the most heterozygous offspring: AA × aa or Aa × Aa?

AA × aa