Unit 1 TEST Flashcards

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What is Biology

A

The study of life

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What is the Scientific Method

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The method by which you preform an experiment

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What is a Hypothesis

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An educated guess based on the situation with an if…then…because statement

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What is an Independent Variable?

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The variable that is changed/controlled

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What is a Dependent Variable

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The variable that changes based on the Independent Variable; the thing you are studying.

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What is the difference between the dependent and independent variable?

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The Independent Variable is controlled and changed to observe the change in the Dependent Variable

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What is the Control Group?

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The study group that does not get an Independent Variable

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What is the Experimental Group?

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The study group that gets exactly ONE Independent Variable.

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What is the difference between the Control and Experimental Group?

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The control group is what is compared to the experimental group to see effects of the Independent Variable

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What is Homeostasis

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The ability to maintain stable conditions necessary for survival.

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What is DNA?

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The carrier of genetic information necessary for survival.

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What is Evolution?

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The gradual development of a species from simplicity to relative complexity.

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13
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What are the characteristics of life?

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Grow and develop
Reproduce
Respond to environment
Use energy
Maintain homeostasis
Made of cells
Evolves

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What are the steps of the scientific method?

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  1. Observation
  2. Hypothesis
  3. Experiment
  4. Observe
  5. Conclusions
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15
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What should be included in a hypothesis

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An if…then..because statement based on logical reasoning

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16
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What is the difference between Qualitative and Quantitative data?

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Qualitative data is observations not able to be expressed with numbers
Quantitative data is observations expressed with numbers

17
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How do you calculate the magnification on a microscope?

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Multiply the objective and optical lens’ magnification together.

18
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Define Grow and Develop

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The ability to change as you grow

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Define Reproduce

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The ability to create offspring, wether sexual or asexual.

20
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Define Respond to Environment

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The ability to change with your environment

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Define Use Energy

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The ability to covert resources into energy to grow and survive.

22
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Define Maintain Homeostasis

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The ability to keep stability inside of yourself

23
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Define made of cells

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Made out of one or many living cells.

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Define Evolve

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The ability to adapt or change over a long period of time

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What does the Light Source do?
Projects light through the specimen.
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What does the diaphragm do?
Controls the level/brightness of the light
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What does the Stage do?
Holds the slide in place
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What do the Objective Lenses do
Magnifying the image various amounts, depending on the lens.
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What does the Ocular do
Allows you to look into the microscope, magnifies the image (usually 10x).
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What does the revolving nosepiece do?
Rotates objective lenses into place.
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What does the Coarse Focus/Adjustment do?
Raises and lowers the stage to bring the slide closer/farther from the lenses.
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What does the Fine Focus/Adjustment do?
Preforms small stage movements to fully focus the image.
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What does the Arm do?
Supports the lenses.
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What does the Base do?
Supports the microscope from the bottom