When looking under a microscope, which of the following has a RIGID structure where you can see cell walls?

When looking under a microscope, which of the following has no structure and no cell wall?

When looking under a microscope, which of the following can you sometimes see chloroplast and vacuoles?

Energy from the sun is captured in the green pigment called:

Cellular Respiration occurs in what organelle?

Photosynthesis occurs in what organelle?

Which microscope is used when wanting to view objects on a cellular level?

Which microscope is used when wanting to view objects on an atomic level

Which microscope is used when wanting to view objects on a low level of magnification

TRUE or FALSE: In the Cell Cycle, a cell will spend 90% of it's time in INTERPHASE.

Germ Cells have how many chromosomes?

Germ Cells are what kind of cells?

Mitosis are what kind of cells?

Meiosis is what kind of cells?

What is the structure in a chromosome that holds the two chromatids together?

What is the unwound DNA?

These are 2 thread-like strands into which a chromosome divides during mitosis:

Tightly packed DNA found only during cell division:

This is when you have 2 identical copies of chromatids

Which of the following controls the movement and separation of chromosomes during mitosis

This is the membrane that separates the nucleus from the cytoplasm in eukaryotic cells.

This helps the formation of spindle fibers

The process where homologous chromosomes pari up and exchange genetic material to form new chromosomes:

Walter Sutton, a geneticist in the 1900s studied_________ to find out how sex cells formed. He found that they inherited half the chromosomes from each parent.

Females have _________chromosomes

Males have _________chromosomes

DNA stands for:

There are FOUR parts of the nuceotide:

The process in which identical copy of DNA strand is formed for new cell:

The genetic makeup of an organism:

The appearance of an organism based on it's genes and environmental factors

Carries two copies of the same allele: (BB)

Carries two copies of the same allele: (bb)

Carries two different allele: (Bb)

If you have two parents with the (Bb) gene, what are the chances that these two parents will have a BLUE eyed child if blue eyed is the recessive gene?

If "A" represents Red flowers and the "a" represents green flowers, what are the chances of the flowers being green if one parent has (Aa) and one has (aa)

Which genotype would have HIDDEN recessive blue eyes?

The transfer of traits from one generation to another generation is called________.

Traits that are hidden or passed by parents who both lowercase alleles are called:

These traits hide other traits when passed to offspring:

These traits are physical characteristics of an organism that is NOT passed down to offspring, but learned or product of environments influence on an organism:

Eye color is an example of:

Height is an example of:

Playing an instrument is an example of:

Enjoying playing basketball is an example of:

Able to roll your tongue is an example of:

When looking at the bases in the nucleotides, Adenine goes with_________

When looking at the bases in the nucleotides, Cytosine goes with_________

Bacteria is __________.

Viruses is __________.

Protists is __________.

Fungi is __________.

Bacteria can be good. It only becomes bad when it grows unchecked and disrupts the immune system, which can lead to chronic inflammation and autoimmune disease.

Viruses are not considered living because they only multiply when inside of living cell.

Which plant-like protist can produce harmful toxins to the environment

Animal-like protist are classified by _________

_________ helps some animals resemble other animals in order to protect themselves against predators and competitors.

_________ is the adaptation that allows animals to blend into their environment

If an animal has a backbone, it is a ________

If an animal DOES NOT have a backbone, it is a ________

If an animal eats only plants, it is a_________

If an animal eats only meat, it is a_________

If an animal eats both plants & meat, it is a_________

If an animal does NOT have symmetry they are ______________

If an animal has many lines of symmetry that go through a central point they have ______________

Humans have what kind of symmetry?

What is biodiversity?

Sea stars, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and brittle stars are examples of what kind of animal?

Jelly Fish, Sea Anemone, Hydras, and Corals are examples of what kind of animal?

Grasshoppers, Spiders, Insects, Crabs, and Centipedes are examples of what kind of animal?

Snails, Squids, Octopi, Cuttlefish, and Clams are examples of what kind of animal?

What kind of symmetry does SPONGES have?

What kind of symmetry does Arthropods have?

Sponges were once thought to be plants because they do not seem to move once they are adults (non moving is also called_________)

Sea Anemone, Hydras, and corals are ________ because their tentacles go up and are vase-shaped.

_________ is a bowl shaped Cnidarian (example Jellyfish)

The word ANNELID means__________

Earthworms have a bristle-like structure to hold onto soil and to move and that is called________.

Arthropod means _________

Arthropods have a waterproof covering called an ____________.

Spiders are examples of what type of Arthropods:

Lobsters are examples of what type of Arthropods:

Butterflies are examples of what type of Arthropods:

Mollusks means __________

Which group of mollusks are slugs and snales?

Which group of mollusks are octopus, cuttlefish, and squid?

Which group of mollusks are clams and oysters?

Which group of mollusks means TWO SHELLED?

Which group of mollusks means TENTACLED?

Which group of mollusks are the largest?

What kind of Symmetry do mollusks have?

Echinoderms means_________.

At some point in chordates life, they will have three features: which of the following are NOT one?

Which of the following is a flexible rod that supports chordates back?

Which of the following is a tube like structure that develops into the brain and spinal cord as most chordates mature?

Which of the following is formed in the throat areas (where some disappear before birth)

Which of the following is an internal framework that provides a place for muscle attachment and supports and protects organs?

Vertebrates have ___________.

Which of the following is COLD blooded:

Which of the following is WARM blooded:

TRUE or FALSE: Cold blooded animals have colder blood.

TRUE or FALSE: Cold blooded animals temperature changes to the environment around them.

TRUE or FALSE: Warm blooded animals have a nearly constant internal body tempture.

Birds are________.

Fish are________.

Reptiles are________.

Mammals are________.

Amphibians are________.

When reptiles skin covered with overlapping scales, the old fall off and replaced by the new scales: this is called________.

This type of feather is one of the LARGER feathers that give SHAPE to the birds body:

This type of feather is short, fluffy, and specialized to trap heat and keep the bird warm.

This animal has a FOUR chambered heart:

This animal has a TWO chambered heart:

This animal has a THREE chambered heart:

This animal has a FOUR chambered heart:

This animal has a TWO chambered heart when young but then has a THREE chambered heart when adult.

Which animal has dry, thick, and waterproof skin?

Which animal has hollow bones

Which of the following mammal group has egg laying mammals: example platypus and spiny anteater?

Which of the following mammal group has young that is born at an early stage of development and continues to develop in a pouch or mother's body?

Which of the following mammal group develop inside the mother's body until body systems can function independently

Which of the following mammal group is named after the organ that passes materials between mother and developing embryo?

Which of the following mammal group would be Koalas, Kangaroos, and Opossums

Which of the following mammal group would be you an me?

What does Amphibian mean?

Which animal has to be moist because it breathes through it's skin and it's lungs?

This is part of the vascular tissue where food is transported throughout the plant.

This is the small openings or pores that open and close to control when gasses enter and leave the leaf.

This specific root forms a dense, tangled mass and takes up a lot of soil out when removed: Ex: Grass, Corn, Onions

These are small hairs that insert into the substrate to keep the plant into place. Liverworts are an example of a plant that have these.

This is when organisms produce their own food. Nearly all plants have these.

These plants absorb water and transport it from cell to cell through osmosis because they have an absence of an extensive system of tissues.

These are flowering plants:

These plants contain a system of vessel's/tubes to transport WATER and FOOD around the plant

These are the little leaves that sprout out of the ground (either one or two) that indicate whether it is monocot or dicot.

These are male reproductive parts of a flower, where pollen is produced in the anther, at the top of the stalk like filament.

These are the female reproductive parts of a flower. They consist of a sticky stigma, a slender tube called the style, and a hallow structure called the ovary at the base.

Phototropism means plants response to...

Geotropism is a plants response to...

Hydrotropism means plants response to...

Thigmotropism is a plants response to...

Plants are first divided by the presence of...

Plants are secondly divided by the presence of...

Plants are Thirdly divided by presence of...

Plants are lastly divided by the presence of...

This specific root is one long thick main root that is hard to pull out of the ground: Example- Carrot/Dandelion/Cacti

This is part of the vascular tissues where WATER is transported up the plant.

Many angiosperms rely on animals for:

Because it lives for many years, a maple tree is a:

What types of cells does Photosynethesis occur in?

What types of cells does Cellular Respiration occur in?