Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Members of a _________ should be able to reproduce together.

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Species

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The __________ even includes places such as your eyelashes, pools of hot, acid water in Yellowstone National Park, and cold, windswept rocks in the Aleutian Islands.

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Biosphere

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In places where __________ is high, there are more species.

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Biodiversity

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NEED ENERGY. NEED SUNLIGHT. CAN REPRODUCE.
MADE UP OF ONE OR MORE CELLS. PRODUCE SEEDS.
CAN MOVE. ABILITY TO FEEL PAIN. NEED SLEEP.
REACT TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT.

Out of the words above which four ARE characteristics of all living organisms, and which aren’t.

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ARE- need energy, can reproduce, made up of one or more cells, and react to environment
ARENT- need sunlight, produce seeds, need to sleep, ability to feel pain

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The most common organisms on the earth have?

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One cell

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Animals need ________ in order to build up or break down materials.

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Energy

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Cells reproduce by?

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Dividing

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When organisms reproduce, they pass on their?

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Genetic material

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All organisms store their genetic material in?

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DNA

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An organism is
A. A type of species
B. An environment in the biosphere
C. Any individual living thing
D. The basic unit of life
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C.

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The scientific study of all forms of life is called?

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Biology

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Fill in the outline with the basic system of life.

ORGANISM BIOSPHERE CELL ECOSYSTEM

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  1. Biosphere
  2. Ecosystem
  3. Organism
  4. Cell
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Match the terms with the correct function.

A. Brain cells. 1. Carry an organism
B. Enzymes. 2. Process information
C. Feet. 3. Pumps blood through the body
D. Heart. 4. Enable chemical processes
E. Teeth. 5. Grind food

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A to 2
B to 4
C to 1
D to 3
E to 5
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List the conditions that are regulated by homeostasis

TEMPERATURE. OUTSIDE ENVIRONMENT. BLOOD SUGAR
ACIDITY. THOUGHTS.

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Temperature. Blood sugar. Acidity.

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Humans shiver in response to cold because of the body’s attempts to maintain an even ?

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Temperature

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Homeostasis is important because _________ need certain conditions in order to function.

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Cells

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The body usually uses ___________ feedback to maintain homeostasis

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Negative

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The conditions outside the body are always (the) same / changing, but the conditions inside your body are generally very changeable / stable.

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Changing, stable

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True or false. All living species evolve and change over time.

True or false. Adaptation occurs when you get cold and put on a coat.

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Organized group of related parts that interact to form a whole.

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Physical environment with different species that interact with each other and with non living things.

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An inherited trait that gives an advantage to an individual organisms and is passed on to future generations.

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The change in living things over time

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The maintenance of constant internal conditions in an organism

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A scientist begins his or her research by making?
Observations
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List them in order ANALYZING DATA. FORMING HYPOTHESIS. OBSERVING. EVALUATING RESULTS. TESTING HYPOTHESIS.
Observing, forming, testing, analyzing, evaluating
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Scientist make observations and do experiments as a way to gather?
Evidence
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SIGHTS. VOLUME. TEMP. MASS. SOUNDS. SMELLS. Qualitative data Quantitative data 1. 4. 2. 5. 3. 6.
1. Smells 2. Sounds 3. Sights 4. Mass 5. Volume 6. Temperature
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Circle dependent variable. Box independent variable. A scientist is testing the effects of medication on the blood pressure so patients. A scientist wants to find out how cellular respiration is affected by temperature.
(Blood pressure) [medication] (Cellular respiration) [temperature]
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Match the term with its example. 1. OBSERVATIONAL STUDY Q. Adding a solid to a liquid to find out if it will dissolve. 2.EXPERIMENT Z. Watching the migration patter of white storks.
1toZ | 2toQ
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1. Independent variable A. Conclusion 2. Dependent variable B. Condition that is changed 3. Theory C. Data 4. Constant. D. Condition that doesn't change
1 to B 2 to C 3 to A 4 to D
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Uses light and lenses to magnify images, can be used with living specimens, and can clearly magnify specimens up to about 1500 times.
Light microscope (LM)
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Uses electrons and computers to magnify specimens and produces three-dimensional images, cannot be used to observe living specimens, creates images that are computer colorized, and can clearly magnify specimens more than 100,000 times.
Scanning electron microscope (SEM)
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Uses electrons and computers to magnify specimens and produces two-dimensional images, cannot be used to observe living specimens, creates images that are computer colorized, and can clearly magnify specimens more than 100,000 times
Transmission electron microscope (TEM)
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Uses strong magnetic fields to show a cross-section of a body part and can show both soft tissues and dense tissues. cross-sections can be combined by computer to give a complete image of the whole area.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
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Which of the following studies do you think would be most suitable for a computer model? A. a study of how fast it epidemic disease could spread in the city. B. a study of what life forms can be found in a local pond. C. the study of how animals react to confinement in a zoo or wildlife park. D. the study of how a new type of plastic could be used and what properties it has.
A
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What kinds of systems are scientist most likely to model using computers? A. Biological systems B. Physical systems C. Simple systems D. Complex systems
D
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True or false Scientists now have the ability to manipulate DNA. True or false It is not possible to not the entire human genome. True or false A gene is a type of computer model used to study diseases.
True false false
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A. Gene 1. The study of genomes B. Molecular genetics 2. A tool for enlarging images C. Genomics 3. The study and manipulation of DNA D. Microscope 4. A segment of DNA that stores genetic Information.
A to 4 B to 3 C to 1 D to 2
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Knowledge of biology can promote advances by helping all people make? A. Strong opinions. B. Informed decisions. C. Profitable products. D. Individual values.
B
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Using application of living things and biological process is known as? A. Medical research. B. Human biology. C. Epidemiology. D. Biotechnology
D
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Which of the following is an example of transgenic organisms? A. Bacteria that produces human insulin. B. Micro organisms that produce cheese. C. Yeast used in produce bread. D. Algae that produce hydrogen gas.
A
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Biotechnology raises ethical questions, primarily concerning the A. Safety of eating transgenic plants B. Wisdom of continuing the use of technology C. Ways in which knowledge should be used D. Best use of funds for biological research.
C
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``` Which statement is true about biology's unanswered questions? A. Unlikely to change anything B. Many remain an ass C. Few existed in the past D. Rarely depend on technology ```
B