biology quiz 1 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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the study of living things

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biology

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2
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“bios”

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life

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3
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“logy”

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“study of”

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4
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living things

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organism

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5
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regions where organisms usually live

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habitat

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6
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study of plants

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botany

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7
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study of animals

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zoology

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8
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structure of living things

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human anatomy

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9
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function of living things

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human physiology

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10
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the four parts of plants and their functions

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flower: will usually produce fruit and seeds

leaves: the plants source of food

stem: either woody or herbaceous

root: taproot system
fibrous root system

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11
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example of woody plant, herbaceous plant, and plant that can be both

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woody: tree
herbaceous: herb
both: vines

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12
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Flowering seeds plants

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Angiosperms

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13
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Flowers produce seeds covered by fruit

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Angiosperms

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14
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The Composite Family

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Has many flowers that all look like one flower

ex: sunflower

two parts of head
-disk flowers (inside of sunflower)
-ray flowers (outside of sunflower)

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15
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The mint family

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used in cooking and landscaping
ex: basil, peppermint

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16
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The parsley family

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Used as foods or seasonings
ex: parsley, carrot, dill

17
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The rose family

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Open, five petal design
ex: garden rose, strawberry

18
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The pea family

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Used as food and forage

Used to prevent soil erosion

Kudzu

ex: English pea, bean, peanut

19
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The mustard family

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Commercial mustard
ex: mustard plant, cabbage, kale

20
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The lily family

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Daylily, tulip, aloe vera

21
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The cashew family

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Contains the three most common poisonous plants
Urushiol
ex: Cashew tree, poison ivy, poison oak

22
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The nightshade family

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most are poisoness
ex: deadly nightshade, tomato

23
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Plants that grow in one year

24
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Plants that grow in two years

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Grow year after year
Perennial
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Cotyledons
used to store food until the seed begins to grow
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monocots
1 cotyledon; parallel veins; petals in multiples of 3; fibrous root system
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dicots
2 cotyledons; broad, flat leaves with branching veins; petals in multiples of 4 or 5; taproot system
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look up nitrogen cycle (this is the parts)
-Legumes -Nitrates -Nitrogen-fixing bacteria -Nitrifying bacteria -Denitrifying bacteria