Which human body system produces hormones to regulate homeostasis?

Which human body system sends electrical signals throughout the body to coordinate movement and thought?

Which human body system includes the skin?

Which human body system produces liquid waste?

Which organ system is responsible for absorbing nutrients and producing solid waste?

Which part of the flower contains the female reproductive organs?

Which part of the flower contains the male reproductive organs?

Which part of the flower is used to attract pollinators?

What is a plant's growth response to light?

What is a plant's growth response to gravity?

What is a plant's growth response to touch?

What is a plant's response that causes movement?

What type of root system is a carrot?

What structures open and close stomata?

What type of vascular tissue carries dissolved sugars down from the leaves?

What type of vascular tissue carries water and minerals up from the roots?

What type of plant tissue covers the outside of the plant?

What type of plant tissue is where growth occurs?

What type of plant cells are the most common, and are used for storage, photosynthesis, gas exchange, and protection?

What are the cell walls of fungi composed of?

What are plant like protists called?

What are animal like protists called?

Which viral replication cycle sees the viral DNA join the host cell DNA for a period of dormancy?

What process sees that some competitors in the struggle for existence will be better equipped for survival than others, and those less equipped for survival will die?

What are the cumulative changes in groups of organisms over time?

What are anatomically similar structures inherited from a common ancestor?

What structures are the reduced forms of functional structures in other organisms, like the tailbone of humans?

What structures can be used for the same purpose and can be similar in construction but are not inherited from a common ancestor?

What is the measure of the relative contribution an individual trait makes to the next generation?

What is the ability of some species to blend in with their environment?

What occurs when one species evolves to resemble another species?

What is any change in the allelic frequencies of a population that results from chance?

What occurs if an extreme version of a trait makes an organism more fit?

What is the grouping of organisms based on a set of criteria?

What discipline of biology is concerned with identifying, naming, and classifying species based on natural relationships?

What is the broadest of the classification taxa?

What two taxa are used to scientifically name a species?

What is the evolutionary history of a species?

What method of classification classifies organisms according to the order that they diverged from a common ancestor?

What kingdom of life contains prokaryotes that are found in extreme environments?

What kingdom of life is made up of animal like, plant like, and fungus like eukaryotes?

What kingdom of life are all multicellular eukaryotes with cell walls made of cellulose that perform photosynthesis?

What kingdom of life is made up of multicellular eukaryotes that are all heterotrophs?

What is the large circular chromosome found in bacterial cells called?

What is asexual reproduction in bacteria known as?

What is sexual reproduction in bacteria known as?

What is a nonliving strand of genetic material within a protein coat that causes disease?

What is the protein coat that surrounds the genetic material of a virus?

Which viral cycle sees the immediate destruction of the host cell?