Lab safety
This type of shoe should be worn in the lab.
The trial to which no treatment is applied; the standard to which comparisons are made in an experiment
What is the control group?
The location of the phone in the classroom.
What is in the front right corner?
This CoL explains why humans sweat when they get hot.
What is maintain an internal balance (homeostasis)?
The combination of chemical reactions through which an organism builds up or breaks down materials.
What is metabolism?
Long hair should be in this style while working in the lab.
This is changed by the experimenter in the design of the experiment.
What is the independent variable
Where completed late work goes.
What is in the black baskets on Mr. Walker's desk?
This CoL describes why our we look different in our baby pictures.
What is grow and develop?
A signal to which an organism responds.
What is a stimulus?
A piece of safety equipment to protect the eyes from splashes or other hazards.
What are goggles?
This is what changes as a result of the change in the independent variable.
What is the dependent variable?
The best time to sharpen your pencil in this class.
What is before class begins/during the warm-up?
All living things are made up of ____.
What are cells?
The macromolecule that is present in DNA and contains hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, and phosphorus.
What is nucleic acid?
The proper way to hold a microscope.
What is with two hands?
These variables can change the outcome of the experiment, so they must remain the same in each trial.
What is the constants or controlled variables?
The names of either Mr. Walker's or Ms. Kruk's dog?
What is Lyla or Beau?
This CoL describes why sunflowers change position based upon the movement of the sun.
A nonliving particle that cannot reproduce on its own and invades cells as a parasite.
What is a virus?
A document that includes all the important information about a chemical.
What is the MSDS?
___ data are numbers; ___ data are descriptions
What is quantitative; What is qualitative
What is a male?
This CoL describes the blueprint of life present in all cells
What is based on a universal genetic code?
A reproductive process that includes only one parent that produces a genetically identical offspring.