Characteristics of Life
Atoms and Molecules
Water
Macromolecules
Miscellaneous
100
The smallest unit of life
What is the cell?
100
The drawing for the Bohr model of Boron
What is see white board for teacher response
100
Attraction of molecules of the same substance
What is cohesion?
100
The monomer for carbohydrates
What is monosaccharide?
100
What is a disaccharide or carbohydrate?
200
The need for new organisms to replace the ones that are dying off
What is reproduce?
200
The subatomic particles involved in bonding.
What is valence electrons?
200
Attraction of molecules of different substances
What is adhesion?
200
The monomer for Lipids.
What is glycerol and fatty acids?
200
What is DNA?
300
The change of an immature species to an adult, occurs over time, often adding more cells in process
What is growth and development?
300
The three subatomic particles and their respective charges.
What is a positive proton, neutral neutron and a negative electron?
300
The ability of water to resist temperature changes,
What is heat capacity?
300
The monomer for proteins?
What is amino acids?
300
The four LEVELS of a protein.
What is primary, secondary, tertiary, and quarternary?
400
Organisms either are producers (produce own food) or consumers (eat a producer) because they need this.......
What is use energy?
400
The differences between a covalent and ionic bond. (at least 3)
What is
covalent bonds share electrons between nonmetals, stronger
ionic bonds gain and lose electrons, between metal and nonmetal, not as strong as covalent
400
This property of water allows for surface tension.
What is cohesion?
400
The monomer for nucleic acids.
What is nucleotide?
400
The element nucleic acids have that the other macromolecules do not.
What is phosphorous?
500
The ability to respond to outside stimuli
What is react to the environment?
500
The total amount of atoms in 2 C6H12O6
What is 48?
500
This property of water allows capillary action.
What is adhesion?
500
One difference between a saturated and unsaturated fat.
What is saturated fats have TONS of hydrogens, SINGLE bonds and "bad fats" while unsaturated have less hydrogens, double bonds and "good fats."
500
The differences between DNA and RNA. (at least 2)
DNA - double stranded, RNA - single
DNA - deoxyribose sugar, RNA - ribose
DNA - genetic code, RNA - makes proteins