1. Bell-Ringer
Grab a white board from the counter for your group of 4.

2. Biology 1st Quarter Review Game Rules
1. You will work in your Lab groups
2. Random group will go first and choose a question
3. Everybody answers the question on their white board. Correct = 1 pt.
4. Group #2 goes next and so on…..
5. There is no stealing or yelling.
6. The winning team wins a secret surprise! 

3. Jeopardy 100 200 300 400 500 metric system experiments Living things
miscellaneous
Living things
microscopes
100
200
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400
500

4. Answer: King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk
metric system : 100
What is the acronym we use to remember the prefixes of the metric system?
Answer: King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk
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5. How many grams are in 1 kilogram?
metric system: 200
How many grams are in 1 kilogram?
Answer: 1000g
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6. metric system : 300
20,000 mm = _____m?
Answer: 20 meters
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7. Metric system: 400
Convert 1.23 mL to Liters
Answer: L
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8. metric system : 500
How many hm in 4500dm?
Answer: 4.5 hm
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9. What is the acronym we use to remember experimental variables?
Experiments : 100
What is the acronym we use to remember experimental variables?
ANSWER: DRY MIX
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10. Answer: Independent Variable
Experiments : 200
What do we call the variable that the scientist Is manipulating?
Answer: Independent Variable
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11. What do we call the variable being measured?
Experiments : 300
What do we call the variable being measured?
Answer: dependent
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12. Experiments : 400
What is the difference between a controlled variable and a control group?
Answer: controlled variable: variables that can affect the data
Control group: group not receiving the treatment
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13. Answer: (C) Dependent Variable
Experiments : 500
In this graph, the average speed in this experiment is the
A. Control Group
B. Independent variable
C. Dependent variable
D. Qualitative variable
Answer: (C) Dependent Variable
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14. What is a relationship in which it is mutually beneficial?
Ecology/Misc. : 100
What is a relationship in which it is mutually beneficial?
Answer: mutualism
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15. Ideally, how many variables should there be in an experiment?
Miscellaneous : 200
Ideally, how many variables should there be in an experiment?
Answer: ONE!!!
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16. Answer: A and C. Quantitative
Miscellaneous : 300
Which of the following are examples of quantitative data? A) the room has 16 desks B) the room is warm C) there are 29 students in the room D) the students in the room are smart
Answer: A and C. Quantitative
Data has numbers
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17. Answer: (C) Tentative means subject
Miscellaneous : 400
The best scientists once believed that the Earth was flat, now it is believed that the Earth is round; this is an example of science being: A) empirically based B) subjective C) tentative D) socially and culturally embedded
Answer: (C) Tentative means subject
To change
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18. Miscellaneous : 500
The fact that science REQUIRES observation and data shows that science is… A. tentative B. empirically based C. laws and theories D. socially and culturally embedded
Answer: (B) empirically based means that it is based
upon data from observations
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19. Answer: (C) All living things grow
Which of the following is a characteristic of all living things? A) The ability to move. B) The ability to eat. C) The ability to grow and develop. D) Having blood.
Answer: (C) All living things grow
And develop
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20. Answer: (B) All living things have
Which of the following is a characteristic of all living things? A) The ability to move. B) Having an orderly structure. C) The ability to breathe. D) Having blood.
Answer: (B) All living things have
An orderly structure
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21. Living things : 300 Back Answer: (A) Homeostasis
The process by which you are able to maintain a constant 98.6 degree body temperature in 0 degree weather is called: A. Homeostasis B. Evolution C. Symbiosis D. Metabolism
Answer: (A)
Homeostasis
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22. Living things : 400 Back Answer: (D) Cell
The smallest unit that has all the characteristics of life is A. Tissue B. Atom C. Organism D. Cell
Answer: (D) Cell
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23. Living things : 500
The salt concentration outside a body cell changes suddenly and the cell shrinks. What is the stimulus and what is the response?
Answer: stimulus: change in salt concentration; response: the cell shrinks
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24. microscopes : 100 Back Answer: 2 (at a time)
How many lenses are used to study an image on a compound light microscope?
Answer: 2 (at a time)
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25. microscopes : 200 Back Answer: (D)
The stage of a compound light microscope carries out which function? A. Provides light for viewing the image. B. The part of the microscope a person looks through. C. Magnifies the image of the specimen. D. A platform that supports a slide holding the specimen.
Answer: (D)
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26. microscopes : 300
If a microscope has an ocular lens of 10X and an objective lens of 40X, what is the total magnification?
Answer: 10 x 40 = 400
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27. microscopes : 400 Answer: (A) Back
The diaphragm of a compound light microscope carries out which function? A. Adjusts the amount of light reaching the specimen. B. The part of the microscope a person looks through. C. Magnifies the image of the specimen. D. A platform that supports a slide holding the specimen.
Answer: (A)
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28. (Transmission Electron Microscope)
microscopes : 500
What type of microscope allows us to see inside a specimen with great detail?
Answer: TEM
(Transmission Electron Microscope)
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