2. Ecology

3. Cells & Molecular Genetics

4. Biomolecules & Energy

5. Meiosis & Mendelian Genetics

6. Plants & Animal Systems

7. Classification & Evolution

8. Ecology
Cells &
Molecular
Energy &
Biomolecules
Meiosis &
Mendelian
Plants &
Animal Systems
Evolution &
Classification
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9. These are the 3 ecological relationships

10. What is mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism?

11. This is a type of succession which takes a long time to see pioneer species.

12. What is primary succession?

13. A forest fire would lead to this type of succession.

14. What is secondary succession?

15. This is what happens if a keystone species is eliminated from an ecosystem and this is the name of a keystone species.

16. What is destruction of an ecosystem and beaver?

17. This cell contains a cell wall of cellulose and is Multicellular

18. What is a plant cell?

19. The type of cell that does not contain a nucleus.

20. What is a prokaryotic cell?

21. An organelle that regulates what comes in and out of a cell.

22. What is a cell plasma membrane?

23. This is an animal cell that transmits electrical impulses.

24. What is a nerve cell?

25. The order of phases in the cell cycle including before and after Mitosis

26. What is G1, S-phase, G2, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, & cytokinesis

27. This process moves water across the cell membrane

28. What is osmosis?

29. This is the equation for cellular respiration

30. What is Oxygen + Glucose = Carbon dioxide + Water + ATP?

31. These 3 factors could either denature or stop a substrate from binding to an enzyme

32. What are temperature, pH, and an Inhibitor?

33. Daily
Double!!

34. Process that converts glucose into useable energy in the form of ATP in animal cells.

35. What is cellular respiration?

36. This component changes when coding for different triplets and amino acids

37. What are the nitrogen bases or order of nucleotides?

38. These are the differences between number of cells and chromosomes for mitosis and meiosis

39. Meiosis: 4 unique haploid cells Mitosis: 2 identical diploid cells

40. This is represented by the symbol n, which describes a cell that contains only a single set of homologous chromosomes

41. What is haploid?

42. This is the difference between recessive and dominant genes

43. What is dominant is always expressed, recessive can be hidden?

44. Two things that a karyotype can reveal about an individual

45. What is gender and if there are any genetic disorders?

46. This describes recombinant DNA

47. What is DNA that is a mix between two types of organisms?

48. This body system sends chemical signals (hormones) to the rest of the body.

49. What is the endocrine system?

50. Term used to describe how organisms maintain balance.

51. What is homeostasis?

52. This is a plant system that transports water and minerals throughout the plant.

53. What is the vascular system?

54. These are the two systems that interact to give immature seeds their nutrients.

55. What are the reproductive and transport systems?

56. These are two systems that interact to produce and deliver energy to the cells of the body

57. What are the digestive and circulatory system?

58. The 3 domains

59. What is Eukarya, Archaea, and Bacteria

60. A measure of the ability of an organism to survive and reproduce

61. What is Fitness?

62. Daily
Double!!

63. In a rock layer, this is where the most simple organism’s fossil would be found.

64. What is the deepest layer?

65. These are the 5 evidences of evolution.

66. What are the fossil record, molecular homology, anatomical homology, developmental, biogeography?

67. This evolutionary term produces changes in populations over many generations.

68. What is Natural Selection?

69. These are 2 types of decomposers

70. What are fungi and bacteria?

71. Final
Jeopardy

72. Describe what an invasive species is and why it is more likely to survive in a native habitat than a native species would?