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2 Characteristics of Life

3 Organization of Cells

4 Reproduction

5 Diversity & Unity of Life

6 Natural Selection

7 Science as a Process

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9 Something that evokes a response

10 What is a stimulus?

11 Maintaining a stable internal environment

12 What is homeostasis?

13 Total of all the chemical reactions in an organism

14 What is metabolism?

15 Process where organisms become mature adults

16 What is development?

17 CO 2 + H 2 O  C 6 H 12 O 6 + O 2 and C 6 H 12 O 6 + O 2  CO 2 + H 2 O + ATP

18 What are the reactions for Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

19 This organism uses 2 parents to reproduce and cannot make its own food.

20 What is a sexual heterotroph?

21 A screw-up in the DNA which can help, hurt or have no effect on the organism

22 What is a mutation?

23 Smallest unit that can perform all life’s processes

24 What is a cell?

25 Structures that carry out specialized jobs within an organ system

26 What is an organ?

27 Group of cells that have similar abilities and that allow an organ to function

28 What are tissues?

29 The process in which all organisms produce new organisms like themselves

30 What is reproduction?

31 Large molecule containing the hereditary code for an organism

32 What is DNA?

33 Hereditary information from two individuals is combined in their offspring

34 What is sexual reproduction?

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36 A short segment of DNA that codes for a protein or polypeptide

37 What is a gene?

38 Single organism divides producing genetically identical cells

39 What is asexual reproduction?

40 Branch of biology that studies organisms interacting with each other & their environment

41 What is ecology?

42 The cause of adaptations (and eventually evolution)

43 What is a mutation?

44 The rules that govern how cells use the hereditary instructions in their DNA

45 What is the genetic code?

46 The three domains of life

47 What are Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya?

48 The six Kingdoms of life

49 What are Archaebacteria (Archaea), Eubacteria (Bacteria), Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia?

50 Traits that improve an individual’s ability to survive and reproduce

51 What are adaptations?

52 Organisms with favorable traits survive & reproduce to pass on their genes

53 What is natural selection?

54 Helps us understand how populations of organisms came into existence & how they’ve changed over time

55 What is evolution?

56 Rabbits with white fur and short ears in snow would be an example

57 What are adaptations?

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59 All organisms (both autotrophs and heterotrophs) must do this in order to get ATP and live!

60 What is cellular respiration?

61 Organized approach used in science to explain observations of the natural world

62 What is the scientific method?

63 First step in a scientific study

64 What is observation of the natural world?

65 A statement that proposes an explanation to a scientific question

66 What is a hypothesis?

67 A group in an experiment that is used for comparison

68 What is the control?

69 Numerical data collected in a scientific experiment

70 What is quantitative data?

71 Final Jeopardy

72 Taxonomy

73 Binomial Nomenclature includes these 2 classifications

74 What are genus and species?