Graphing
Scientific Method
Controlled Experiment
Hierarchy of Life
Characteristics of Life
100

What is the name of the vertical (top to bottom) axis?

Y-axis

100

This step comes after analyzing data.

Conclusion

100

The group that receives the variable

Experimental group

100

What is the smallest unit of matter?

Atom

100

Biology is the study of 

Life
200

What is the name of the horizontal (side to side) axis?

X-axis

200

A testable prediction for what might happen in an experiment. 

Hypothesis

200

The group that does not receive the variable

Control group

200

Cells are made up of this?

Organelles

200

Which type of reproduction only requires one organism?

Asexual

300

True or False: You don't need to label the bottom and side of a graph.

False

300

The step of the scientific method where you make graphs, look for patterns, and think about what happened.

Analysis

300

What is the name for the variables that you must keep the same throughout each group of an experiment?

Controlled variable

300

An ecosystem is made up of ALL ____ and ________ things

living, non-living

300

What is the word that describes repeated cell divisions and differentation to reach adulthood

Development

400

What type of graph would you use to demonstrate changes over a long period of time?

Line graph

400

Numbers, observations, or information you collect in an experiment.

Data

400

A scientist wants to test the effect of light on a plant's growth. The independent variable is

Light (type, color, strength, etc.)

400

Population means

A group of the same species in a specific area

400

Prokaryotes are composed of a single cell. Provide an example of a unicellar organism.

Bacteria

500

What type of graph/chart would you use to show parts/percentages of a whole?

Pie chart

500

A list of things you do to perform the experiment(not Scientific Method)

Procedures

500

A scientist wants to test the effect of light on a plant's growth. The dependent variable is

Plant growth

500

List all the LIVING things in correct order (smallest to largest by size)

Cell, Organ, Organ system, Organism, Population, Community, Ecosystem, Biosphere

500

What is the scientific term for the ability to maintain a stable internal environment? (NO Notes)

Homeostasis