Systems are Made UP OF?

When one thinner Oceanic Plate goes UNDER a larger Mountainous plate, even though they are convergent, we call it something else. What is that?

What is an inference? Select 2 that apply

DNA is a long strand of genetic material, and certain pieces of it are called genes. What do genes do?

What causes Earthquakes and Volcanoes to blow up?

We make glass out of this kind of rock.

If you have type AB Blood, that means you have the antigens for both A and B, so you can get type A Blood or Type B Blood, because your body recognizes those molecules. You can also get type O blood because the O type doesn't have any molecules on it that might signal your body to attack. So, what do they call you if you have type AB blood?

How are sickle blood cells different than regular blood cells?

Humans are able to get nutrients from plants and animals. They call us?

DNA is a very long thin strand of stuff and if it breaks, that could be bad for us. So, to protect it, the cell winds the DNA around some really big proteins that help keep it safe. What are these proteins called?

We need blood to stay alive. What does it do for us?

Ribosomes are like little factories in the cell that help make protein. But they need the instructions to tell them how to make them. These instructions come from the Messenger RNA that copied it from the gene on the DNA inside the cell. Complicated, right? So, what do Ribosomes use to make proteins. Meaning, what are proteins made up of?

Chromosomes contain our DNA. How many pairs of chromosomes do humans have?

What kind of rock is the HARDEST SUBSTANCE on this Planet of ours?

Is Sickle Cell Blood Disease an inherited disease?

Cloning results in two organisms that are?

A heterozygous organism has

genetic disorders are caused by

This layer of the Earth generates our Electromagnetic Field (EM Field) and shields us from Ultra Violet Radiation from the Sun.

Drawing out a Punnett square lets you

What is the chance that one of their children will be inflicted with the Sickle cell disease?

What is the chance that their children will be a carrier for the Sickle cell trait?

The Theory that all land on Earth was in one large piece, it broke apart and is still moving around today because the mantle is pushing it around, is called?

What is a gene?

Who is called the Father of Genetics, even though he never got credit when he was alive?

The different forms of a gene, like blue, brown and green in human eye colors, are called?

Underneath each leaf in a tree, there are these little tiny holes that they can open and close up if it gets too dry (so they don't lose a lot of water!) It's almost like these little tiny mouths that are breathing in stuff and spitting out other stuff. What are these little tiny hold underneath the leaves called?

The sun gives off massive amount of light and heat in the form of Microwave radiation. We need it to stay alive on this planet (plants use it to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugar!) but if we got too much of it, we'd die. The Earth is in just the right spot for life! So, what are these light radiations called?

 How can your child have a genetic disease  (like Sickle Cell) when their Parents don’t?

An organism’s physical appearance (what it looks like because of its genes) is its:

How does a geneticist decide if a child has a genetic disease?*

What is a Polymer?

Which of these is an example of the benefits of genetic engineering?

A parents’ Biological child, not adopted, is called their

This is a Molecule that looks like a ladder. It has a special name because it contains all the information you need to create an animal, or plant, or any life on Earth is called

If a homozygous Brown Eyed Eagle (BB) is crossed with a homozygous Blue eyed Eagle (bb), what is the probability that an offspring will have Brown Eyes? (You could draw a Punnett square to figure out the percent, right?

They use Genetics in some criminal cases because a humans DNA is different than any other person on this planet. You are absolutely unique in the world. In fact, No two people in the world have the same DNA, except for

Sex-linked genes are genes on

A carrier is a person who has:

If an organism has the same alleles for a trait, those genes are called:

What does the notation TT mean?

Tissues make

An entire group of organisms, like a group of elephants are called?

Which combination of sex chromosomes results in a male human being?

When that melted rock comes out of a Volcano, we call it lava. What do we call it when it's inside the Earth?

A Gene that if you have it, it shows up no matter what other gene is there?

Which genetic disorder causes the body to produce C shaped red blood cells?

What materials do plants need in the process of photosynthesis to make sugar? (There are two correct answers.)

What does the notation Bb mean to geneticists? Choose ALL that apply.

The Thickest layer of the Earth. It's responsible for moving the crust around.

Which kinds of rocks are produced from Volcanoes that are ALSO near a water source. They make some of the most beautiful rocks on earth.

What is an observation? Select 3 that apply:

Where are proteins made?

All atoms we know are listed in the?

What is a mutation?

When genes from your parents combine to produce offspring, each of that child’s cells will have:

What does Co-dominance mean in genetics?

What does the notation Tt mean to geneticists?

Cells make

When things are made of Different types of atoms, we call it?

Matter is “stuff”.  The smallest piece of matter is called?

When Molecules have a backbone of Carbon surrounded by water, the molecules you're made up of, we give it a special name called a?

Animals that only eat meat are called?

What three types of materials is Sugar made up of?

Protons are Positive, Electrons are negative and Neutrons are neutral (that means they don't have a charge.) But which one is located on the outside of an atom and is going so fast, we will never get the chance to see one? (Well, maybe one day!)

I’m always talking about Plant poop, and the molecule that Plants need to get rid of, or they can die. Which molecule do plants spit out after it's finished making sugar in the process of photosynthesis?

The San Andreas fault in California is a famous example of two plates that hit each other and cause Earthquakes, but that one goes side to side and we call that Transform.  What do we call two plates that are coming directly together?

The thinnest layer of the Earth. We live o it.

The Mantle is the layer under the crust. It's where all the "lava" for all those active volcanoes comes from. It's weird in that it moves in a strange pattern that makes continental drift seem to happen. In fact, Continental drift was a working theory for YEARS until they realized that something was pushing on all those plates, making them move. Now we call it Plate Tectonics. So, how does the mantle move, to move all those plates around?

So, DNA NEVER leaves the nucleus of the cell. NEVER. IT's way too important. So, how does the information on the gene in DNA get to where it needs to be to make a protein?

What is the highest level of organization in the human body?

An organism’s phenotype is its

When the Sun blasts us with Ultra Violet Radiation (some of which we need to live, but too much would kill us!), our magnetic Field protects us from these Solar winds. But as the Ultra Violet Radiation bounces off our magnetic Shield, it makes these beautiful colored lights in the Northern Sky we call?

Remember, heat, and all those "heat" related questions always go from?

Since there are 118 atoms and only 26 letters, some Atomic Symbols need 2 letters to be represented. For instance, C is for Carbon but Ca is for Calcium.  If an atom needs a symbol that has 2 letters, the first one must be?

The Bones of a prehistoric Freshwater crocodile-like reptile called a Mosasaurs are found solely in Southern Africa and Eastern South America.  It would have been impossible for Mosasaurs to swim the ocean between the continents.  What helps explain how these 2 piles of fossils, identical in every way, showed up on 2 separate continents?

How can an offspring end up with a genetic disease that NEITHER parent show any signs of?

Which atomic particles are INSIDE the nucleus of an atom?*

Animals that break down organic matter and return it to the soil are called?

A whole bunch of cells working together to perform a function in the human body is called?

What kinds of rocks come out of a volcano. There are 2 answers that are correct.

What two types of materials is Salt made up of?