WorksheetsWarm Up 64 Vocabulary
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 27mins
Predator
an organism that naturally preys on others
an organism that is hunted by others
Native
A type of culture
A new introduced species
The place of origin
Community
a pet owner
Different species occupying the same niche
place of position
relating to products, services, or interests as a global population
What does the respiratory system do?
Exchanges gases as we breathe
Movement
Fight off infections
Senses our surroundings
Digests food
Prokaryote
A cell with a nucleus
Has neither a distinct nucleus with a membrane nor other specialized organelles
a type of microscopic animal
Nucleus
usually bounded by a double membrane
Present in most eukaryotic cells
is present in most viruses
contains genetic material
none of these describe this
What is a difference between a plant and a fungus?
plants are green
plants can make their own food
fungi can make their own food
fungi can make you sick
Which one is most likely a recessive trait?
AA
Aa
aa
Phenotype
The observable characteristics
The letters symbolizing a trait
Genotype
The observable characteristics
The letters symbolizing a trait
Tumor
a disease created by machines
a virus that takes over an organism's body
a bacteria that takes over an organism's body
unregulated cells that divide at an accelerated rate and form a mass of cells
an organ in your brain
Which of the following is not a type of mutation?
deletions
insertions
base substitutions
all of these are types of mutation
Pathogen
a Virus
antibiotics
antivirals
any microorganism that can cause disease
What is a difference between a virus and a bacterium?
Bacteria are smaller
Viruses can't survive without a living host
most bacteria causes disease
Viruses only originate from corrupted computer sources
Parasitism
Organisms that compete for resources
Organisms that benefit from one another
One organism lives off another organism (the host) at the cost of the host's well being
One organism lives off another organism (the host) in which the host neither benefits nor is harmed
Mutualism
Organisms that compete for resources
Organisms that benefit from one another
One organism lives off another organism (the host) at the cost of the host's well being
One organism lives off another organism (the host) in which the host neither benefits nor is harmed
Commensalism
Organisms that compete for resources
Organisms that benefit from one another
One organism lives off another organism (the host) at the cost of the host's well being
One organism lives off another organism (the host) in which the host neither benefits nor is harmed
What do the letters ACGT stand for in DNA code?
Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, and Thymine
Acid, Carbon, Glucose, and Thymine
Slope
where grid lines cross
the rate of change; the change of y over the change of x
the change in x over the change of y
Rate of Change
Slope; the change in x over the change of y
The changes in the seasons
Slope; the change of one unit per (divided by) another unit
Domain
always All Real Numbers
left right x; the independent x values read from least to greatest
down up y; the dependent y values read from least to greatest
Range
always All Real Numbers
left right x; the independent x values read from least to greatest
down up y; the dependent y values read from least to greatest
Equation
a statement where 2 expressions are equal
a phrase that may contain numbers, variables, or operators
math that has relation signs such as: <, =, >
Expression
a statement where 2 expressions are equal
a phrase that may contain numbers, variables, or operators
math that has relation signs such as: <, =, >
Annual
Weekly
Monthly
Yearly
Daily
Which of the following is an example of a growth exponential function?
f(x)=31(2)x
f(x)=3(21)x
f(x)=3x2 +1
f(x)=31x2 −1
Which of the following is an example of a decay exponential function?
f(x)=31(2)x
f(x)=3(21)x
f(x)=3x2 +1
f(x)=31x2 −1
Perpendicular Slope
Flip the fraction
Same slope
Flip the fraction, change the sign
Negative becomes positive and positive becomes negative
Parallel Lines
Flip the fraction
Same slope
Flip the fraction, change the sign
Negative becomes positive and positive becomes negative
Product of Powers aman
Adding Exponents
am+n
Subtracting Exponents am−n
Multiplying Exponents amn
Dividing Exponents anm
Flip the fraction, change the sign. anbn
Quotient of Powers anam
Adding Exponents
am+n
Subtracting Exponents am−n
Multiplying Exponents amn
Dividing Exponents anm
Flip the fraction, change the sign. anbn
Power of a Power (am)n
Adding Exponents
am+n
Subtracting Exponents am−n
Multiplying Exponents amn
Dividing Exponents anm
Flip the fraction, change the sign. anbn
Rational Exponent am
Adding Exponents
am+2
Subtracting Exponents am−2
Multiplying Exponents a2m
Dividing Exponents a2m
Flip the fraction, change the sign. ambm
Negative Exponent (ba)−n
Adding Exponents
am+n
Subtracting Exponents am−n
Multiplying Exponents amn
Dividing Exponents anm
Flip the fraction, change the sign. anbn
Which of these is not an integer?
1
7
-2
0
1.5
<
Greater than
Less than
>
Greater than
Less than
≤
Greater than or equal to
Less than or equal to
≥
Greater than or equal to
Less than or equal to
No more than
≤ Less than or equal to
≥ Greater than or equal to
> Greater than
< Less than
At least
≤ Less than or equal to
≥ Greater than or equal to
> Greater than
< Less than
Distribute
Add each term
Subtract each term
Multiply each term
Divide each term
Term
An equation
A monomial with a coefficient and a variable separated by operators
Any expression
A binomial with a number and a variable
< and >
[Solid]
(Dashed)
≤ and ≥
[Solid]
(Dashed)
Initial (choose all options that are associated with this word)
x-intercept
original
beginning
y-intercept
ending
For decay, rate of decrease, the base is...
less than one
greater than one
For growth, rate of increase, the base is...
less than one
greater than one
Maximum (pick 2)
High Vertex y =
Low Vertex x =
Minimum (pick 2)
High Vertex x =
Low Vertex y =
What is a zero of a function?
Where the graph crosses the y-line
Where x = 0
Where the graph crosses the x-line
(0, 0) the origin
X-Intercept
Where the graph crosses the y-axis
Where x = 0
Where the graph crosses the x-axis
(0, 0) the origin
Y-Intercept
Where the graph crosses the y-axis
Where y = 0
Where the graph crosses the x-axis
What is the solution to a system of equations?
Their intersection(s)
The non-shaded regions
When x = 0
When y = 0
When z = 0
Solution (select all but one)
something that is mixed together
when x equals a number
a value such that when evaluated into a relation, the result gives a true statement
an answer to a problem
Simplify
to solve an equation
using order of operation to condense an expression
to evaluate
none of these
A relation is a function when.....
x repeats
x doesn't repeat
the graph passes the horizontal line test
A relation is NOT a function when.....
x repeats
x doesn't repeat
the graph passes the vertical line test
Varies directly
proportions
inverses
robots
Horizontal Asymptote
a dashed line going left to right on a graph that the function approaches, but never touches
a dashed line going low to high on a graph that the function approaches, but never touches
The middle of a graph on a grid
