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WorksheetsScience exam review BJU (only tests, not worksheets)
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 31mins
Info that scientists collect is called
data
hypothesis
experiment
theory
Cells with a nucleus
autotrophic
heterotrophic
eukaryotic
prokaryotic
the scientific name of an organism comes from which two levels of classification
family and genus
kingdom and species
genus and species
phylum and family
the overarching narrative that a person uses to see and interpret the world is his
ethic
theory
life science
worldview
Gods command in Genesis 1:28 to fill the earth and have dominion over it is specifically known as
a biblical worldview
creation mandate
Genesis Command
Great Commision
the three main events of a biblical worldview are creation, the fall, and the return of israel to Jerusalem
True
false
an organisms ability to keep internal processes stable
law
ethics
homiostasis
quantitative date
all living things are made of
cells
data
creation
naturalism
the worldview that proposes that living things came from natural processes is called
evolution
creation
naturalism
islam
any living thing is called a(n)
insect
thing
animal
organism
Identify at least three of the characteristics of all living things (all three need to be correct)
can talk
can grow
can reproduce
needs energy
can grow
can reproduce
can play
can eat
can sleep
can breath
can sleep
can talk
what separates man from the rest of Gods creation
we can talk
we are created in Gods image
we are created to be cooler than the rest of creation
all three
all prokaryotes
are unicellular
have a nuclues
have been engulfed by other cells
have tissues
the part of the cell that regulates what goes in and out of the cell
cell wall
cell membrane
Golgi apparatus
mitochondrion
which small structures, found in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes, assemble proteins for the cell?
lysosomes
mitochondria
vesicles
ribosomes
which organelle is often called the powerhouse of the cell
mitochondrian
lysosome
Golgi Apparatus
nucleus
a process that uses oxygen
aerobic
anaerobic
selectively permeable
photosynthetic
jelly-like substance inside the cell
DNA
ribosomes
cytoplasm
RNA
transports substances throughout the cell
Golgi apparatus
endoplasmic reticulum
cytoskeleton
ribosomes
a whip like tail for movement
lysosome
ribosomes
cytoskeleton
flagellum
organized into chromosomes within the nucleus
DNA
RNA
CNA
lysosomes
cell demolition crew
DNA
cytoplasm
ribosome
lysosome
long fibers that give the cell shape
ribosome
cytoskeleton
DNA
flagellum
Consumers eat other organisms to get energy, but BLANK harness the sun's energy to make food
carnivores
producers
consumers
omnivores
the energy molecule of the cell is
RNA
nucleus
energy
ATP
Write the chemical equation for photosynthesis
light energy (LE) + Carbon Dioxide (CO2) + water (H2O) = oxygen (O2) + glucose sugar
oxygen (O2) + glucose sugar = carbon dioxide (CO2) + water (H20) + ATP
write the chemical equation for cellular respiration below
light energy (LE) + Carbon Dioxide (CO2) + water (H2O) = oxygen (O2) + glucose sugar
oxygen (O2) + glucose sugar = carbon dioxide (CO2) + water (H20) + ATP
the shape of a DNA molecule that resembles a twisted ladder
loop-de-loop
triple helix
double helix
spiral shell
the smaller subunits that make up a DNA molecule and that consist of a sugar, a phosphate, and a base are known as
nucleotides
proteins
amino acids
deoxyribose
In a DNA molecule, adenine always pairs with
thymine
cytosine
uracil
guanine
what base forms a pair with guanine in DNA
thymine
cytosine
adenine
uracil
a BLANK is a section of DNA that codes for a unique protien
phosphate
nucleotide
base pair
gene
cellular process of growth and reproduction is called
DNA replication
cell cycle
cytokenisis
fertilization
Reproductive cells are called zygotes
true
false
complex structure of DNA is an argument for design and evidence for a powerful creator
true
false
reproductive cells
gametes
transcription
zygote
ribosome
the union of two gametes forms a diploid cell called a(n)
gamete
diploid
thymine
zygote
4 bases of DNA are
Thymine
Adenine
Guanine
cytosine
cells that contain 2 complete sets of genes are called
diploid
haploid
dyeploid
syploid
BLANK cells contain only 1 set of genes or half the usual amount
gyetploid
sypoid
haploid
dyeploid
what was the name of the Austrian monk who studied the principles of heredity in the early 1860s?
Charles Darwin
Gregor Mendel
Reginald Punnett
Johann Nestler
what is the process by which organisms with certain adaptions survive to pass on their traits to a greater number of offspring
natural selection
genetic drift
population genetics
artificial selection
the actual genes of an organism, or the letters that help visualize an organisms genetic makeup, refer to the
monotype
genotype
phenotype
prototype
the traits that an organism expresses, or the way an organism looks, is called the organism's
phenotype
genotyope
fakotype
monotype
Gregor Mendel used snapdragon plants in his monastery garden to study the inheritance of characteristics
true
false
Creationist scientists do not believe that natural selection occurs in the real world
true
false
Different forms of a particulargne are known as
purebred
dominant
genotype
alleles
In a hybrid organism the BLANK trait will always be shown while the BLANK trait will always be hidden
hybrid-essive(2nd)
dominant (1st)
recessive(2nd)
purebred(1st)
what theory did Charles Darwin develop while he was at the Galapagos islands
theory of evolution
theory of natural selection
theory of acquired characteristics
mutation theory
The bible teaches that living things were created by God
with a million years between the 6 days of creation
in six days approximately 7000 years ago
few billion years ago
in six days approximately 6500 years ago
which of the following is not a part of the biblical view of the history of life
idk i didn't put anything here
sickness and death have always been present
God created each kind of organism fully formed
everything was created in six literal days
The Genesis flood covered the entire earth in water, meaning it was
global
local
regional
national
Science can be used to prove creationism
true
false
Random mutations are typically harmful, they do not add any new information
true
false
Evolutionist's say that these similar features found in organisms are the result of common ancestry
modern synthesis
fossil graveyard
homologous structures
vestigial structures
These intermediate organisms with partially developed body parts are missing from fossil records, also called missing links
transitional forms
vestigial structures
fossil graveyard
modern synthisis
Evolutionists say that these features of an organism no longer have a function
fossil graveyard
uniformitarianism
vestigial forms
modern synthisis
the preserved remains of plants and animals are called
transitional forms
fossils
finches
mutations
Random changes in DNA are called
mutations
kind
sedimentry
creation
what two events are significant to the creationist view of the history of life on Earth
fall and flood
creation and flood
fall and redemption
creation and fall
