Life Science_Mrs. Pillion

An example of a control group could be

• a group of cells treated with experimental medication

• a group of cells treated with a toxin extracted from a Gila monster

• a group of cells allowed to grow without any new chemicals or treatments

• a group of cancer cells given a warmer environment to compare growth

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An example of qualitative data would be

• describing the shape of an elephant bird's beak as a broad-headed spear

• determining the weight of an elephant to be 450kg

• estimating that an elephant bird could run at a speed of 72 kph

• finding the length of an elephant bird egg to be 33 cm

What does divinely engineered mean?

• Created by human ingenuity
• designed or created by a divine power.

• Randomly occurring phenomena
• A result of natural evolution

Examples of homeostasis would include

• Getting heartburn after eating a spicy meal

• sunburn causing the symptom of skin drying

• Temperature regulation (getting a fever with a viral infection, or sweating to cool down)

• deciding to wear tennis shoes next time you go to Disney World because last year you got a blister wearing flip flops

Its weird, I know, but of the five characteristics of all living things... This is not one

Which of the following is not a biblical outcome when determining wise ethical decisions

• proving Bill Nye the science guy totally wrong

• giving God the glory in all things-- learning about science, pursuing a career in science, and pursuing EXCELLENCE in general

• helping God's creation thrive by picking up trash, turning off the lights, and walking instead of driving short distances

• encouraging people, being kind, praying for others.

The last step of a controlled experiment is to (10C)

The science of sorting organisms into groups is called

• a complete waste of time

• ethics

• modeling

• taxonomy

Which level of classification would contain the least number of organisms?

Match the following descriptive pairs

• producer (it makes it) or consumer

• the number of cells

• autotroph or heterotroph

• how an organism gets their energy

• genus and species

• type of cell

• eukaryotic or prokaryotic

• layman's terms for how an organism gets their energy

• unicellular or multicellular

• the last two steps in taxonomy for naming

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