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WorksheetsLife Science Finals Test
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
P-A-S-S: P stands for _____
Pull pin
Push pin
Pull lever
P-A-S-S: A stands for _____
Always focus
Aim at fire
P-A-S-S: First S stands for _____
Squeeze lever
Spray lever
P-A-S-S: Last S stands for _____
Sweep side to side
Sway side to side
You can smell chemicals directly
true
false
Use sand when a person is on fire
true
false
When it's a big fire, use fire extinguisher
true
false
For small fire, use sand
true
false
Never return chemicals to their original containers
true
false
You can work alone during lab
true
false
What are qualitative data?
observations using numbers
observations using 5 senses
What are examples of qualitative data?
smell, color
length, width
What are examples of qualitative data?
temperature, height
texture, shape
What are quantitative data?
observations using numbers
observations using 5 senses
What are examples of quantitative data?
height, weight
taste, color
What are examples of quantitative data?
density, volume
sound, color
C-E-R: C stands for _____
Claim
Conclusion
C-E-R: E stands for _____
Evidence
Earth
C-E-R: R stands for _____
Response
Reasoning
What is a good claim?
2 sentences
answers the question
What is a good evidence?
Sufficient
One sentence
What is a good reasoning?
Connects all evidence
Answer the question
Living things need _____ to carry out life processes.
response
growth
energy
Living things are made up of living _____
cells
energy
particles
Smallest units of a living thing.
systems
organs
cells
Living things need these to grow (energy).
food
cells
tissues
This produces an enlarge image of an object being observed.
Lens
Scanners
Microscope
Created the very first compound microscope
Hooke
Leeuwenhoek
Janssen
Father of modern microscopy
Janssen
Leeuwenhoek
Hooke
A type of electron microscope
SEM
light
complound
The word microscope comes from the Greek words mikros and skopein. Mikros means _____.
small
big
variety
Also known as the ocular lens
eyepiece
nosepiece
body tube
Holds the eyepiece
body tube
nosepiece
eyepiece
Connects eyepiece to the objectives
nosepiece
eyepiece
body tube
Holds specimen together
Stage
Stage Clip
Base
Controls the light so specimen can be viewed
diaphragm
light
base
Moves the stage up and down
coarse adjustment knob
fine adjustment knob
base
Used to fine tune image
coarse adjustment knob
fine adjustment knob
arm
Provides light
light source
ligh bulb
diaphragm
Place where specimen can be viewed
arm
base
stage
Holds the microscope together
arm
stage
base
Ability to enlarge image of specimen
resolution
objective lens
magnification
Simple sugar
glucose
fructose
maltose
Basic unit of life
systems
organs
cells
DNA
Small organs found inside cells
tissues
systems
organelles
Powerhouse of the cell
ribosomes
mitochondria
golgi bodies
Has DNA
nucleus
cell wall
mitochondria
Provides support and protection in plant cells
cell wall
cell membrane
cytoplasm
Provides support and protection in animal cells
cell wall
cell membrane
cytoplasm
Water molecule has how many hydrogen
1
2
3
Water molecule has how many oxygen
1
2
3
Oxygen gas has how many types of elements
1
2
3
Carbon dioxide has how many carbon elements
1
2
3
Carbon dioxide has how many oxygen elements
1
2
3
Glucose has how many carbon atoms
6
12
24
Glucose has how many hydrogen atoms
6
12
24
Glucose has how many oxygen atoms
6
12
24
Living cells need Carbon dioxide
true
false
it depends
Living cells need Oxygen
true
false
it depends
Energy inside the cell
ATP
ADP
DNA
Earth's primary source of energy
water
air
sun
Green pigment
chloroplast
chlorophyll
cell wall
70% of oxygen comes from the _____.
rainforest
ocean
air
Waste product of photosynthesis
water
oxygen
carbon dioxide
Where can we find the chlorophyll?
cell wall
cell membrane
chloroplast
DNA stands for _____
deoxyribonucleic atom
deoxyribonucleic molecule
deoxyribonucleic acid
Organ that pumps blood to all parts of the body
lungs
heart
muscles
brain
Control center of all organs in the body
brain
heart
pancreas
liver
Native plants and animals mean __________.
can only be found in a particular area
can be found all over the world
unique and different
Types of ecosystem that can be found in Hawaii
beach shoreline
temperate rainforest
high plateau desert
Scientific Name is from what levels of classification
kingdom, phylum
genus, species
class, order
Scientist that study animal behavior
behavioral psychologist
behavioral counselor
behavioral ecologist
Father of Modern Genetics
Mendel
Hooke
Hannsen
Example of a phenotype
curly hair
jealousy
Xx
Example of genotype
curly
-12
Yy
Food chain shows
producers
consumers
predators
Energy pyramid shows
producers
consumers
predators
Number 1 producer of greenhouse gases
agriculture
population
fishing
A greenhouse gas
oxygen
methane
water
Example of abiotic component
soil
grass
tree
Example of biotic component
sand
shells
bacteria
Where is Borneo Rainforest?
America
China
Asia
Where is Serengeti National Park?
Africa
Asia
Europe
Examples of predator
hawk
eagle
lion
Examples of primary consumer
rabbits
chicken
grashopper
Xx (X is for curly hair, x is for straight hair). What is the dominant trait?
curly
straight
wavy
Xx (X is for curly hair, x is for straight hair). What is the recessive trait?
curly
wavy
straight
xx (X is for brown skin, x is for white skin). What trait is the genotype?
white
brown
black
XX (X is for brown skin, x is for white skin). What trait is the genotype?
brown
white
black
These are native species in Hawaii EXCEPT
Nene goose
Ohia lehua
Niu
What are phenomena?
anything that makes you wonder
anything that makes you wander
anything that makes you reflect
What are invasive species?
Living organisms that disrupt the native species
Living organisms that support the native species
Living organisms that help the native species
The most sustainable way of farming
Hydroponics
Traditional
Aeroponics
Type of rainforest Hawaii has
Tropical
Temperate
Both
The female chromosomes
XX
XY
YY
The male chromosomes
XX
XY
YY
4 DNA Nucleotides
A, T, C, G
C, G, T, E
X, Y, Z, A
XX, XY
Hormone that regulates the blood glucose level
Insulin
Melatonin
Oxytocin
What are dominant traits?
most influential
least influential
it depends
What are recessive traits?
least influential
most influential
it depends
