Which of the following identifies the group in an experiment that receives the variable treatment or the IV?

Which of the following identifies the male reproductive hormone that influences the sperm production?

Which of the following identifies the unicelullar organism that can be a pathogen or decomposer?

Which of the following identifies the measure of acidity that can change an enzyme's shape and function?

Which of the following identifies the gas molecule that is produced by plants in photosynthesis and is used by animals?

Which of the following identifies the specie's way of life or role where when two organisms have the same, they will compete?

Which of the following identifies the state of a relatively steady homeostasis due to feedback?

Which of the following identifies the usable energy molecule produced by cellular respiration?

Which of the following identifies the non-living factor in an ecosystem like sunlight and rocks?

Which of the following identifies the species that lives inside of a host and benefits at the expense of the host?

Which of the following terms identifies the organ system that uses enzymes to digest food?

Which of the following terms means a beneficial trait that allows an organism to survive?

Which of the following terms identifies a cellular structure where glucose is used to make ATP?

Which of the following terms identifies an organism that CONSUMES other organisms for food?

Which of the following is a large molecule that needs to be broken down to move through the cell membrane?

Which of the following defines a process in which the sperm and egg unite to form a zygote?

Which of the following shows multiple predator/prey relationships as well as multiple feeding relationships?

Which of the following molecules are used by the ribosome to make proteins?

Which of the following is a genetic engineering technique used to make IDENTICAL offspring?

Which of the following are species that have no natural predators?

Which of the following identifies an immune system cell that makes antibodies in response to a pathogen?

Which of the following identifies the term used to describe an experiment that is reliable and has lots of data?

Which of the following identifies the body system that takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide?

Which of the following is change of species overtime?

Which of the following is a structure through which molecules move in and out of the cell?

Which of the following is a protein that identifies a cell?

Which of the following identifies a location with living and nonliving factors in an area?

Which of the following is a biological catalyst?

Which of the following is a process that makes gametes?

Which of the following is a section of DNA that codes for a protein?

Which of the following is a process that is used to breed two organisms with desirable traits?

Which of the following is an action taken by humans that cuts down trees?

Which of the following terms is a testable PREDICTION about an experiment made in the 'If...then...' statment

Cellular structure in which proteins are made

Which of the following is an organic molecule which is made up of amino acids? Their structure determines their function!

Which of the following is the term that means a change in the DNA?

Which of the following identifies the organ system that transports nutrients and waste to and from cells?

Which of the following identifies a dead or weakened pathogen that when injected into humans makes white blood cells make antibodies?

Which of the following terms identifies a cell division process that makes identical body cells?

Which of the following terms identifies a process that inserts a human gene into a bacterium to produce a human protein like insulin?

Which of the following identifies a process in which organisms with the adaptations survive, reproduce and pass on those traits to their offspring?

Which of the following identifies the niche in which an organism breaks down dead organisms to bring nutrients back to the soil?

Which of the following identifies a term for the maximum population size that an environment can sustain?

Which of the following terms identifies the non-renewable energy source that is burned for energy but releases carbon dioxide into the environment?

Which of the following is used as a comparison group in an experiment because it gets no treatment?

Which of the following is an organ system in which messengers are released that bind to receptors to communicate with other cells and organs?

Which of the following is the process of a species having no variation and dying as a result of environment change?

Which of the following is a cell structure in which photosynthesis occurs where glucose and oxygen are made using sunlight?

Which of the following is a virus that weakens the immune system by attacking the WBCs?

Which of the following is an organism that make produce its own food/nutrients?

Which of the following terms identifies a cell structure that stores water and it is found larger in plants than in animals?

Which of the following is the process by which cell become different or specialized due to different gene expression?

Which of the following is the gradual process that reestablishes an ecosystem to stability after a natural disturbance?

[Select all that apply] Which of the following are environmental factors that can affect gene expression?

Which of the following is a process that separates the DNA by size?

Which of the following describes the idea that the earth's temperature is rising due to too much burning of fossil fuels?

Which of the following identifies the variable that is CHANGED or manipulated in an experiment?

Which of the following identifies the cellular structure that holds genetic information

Which of the following identifies the cellular structure that 'holds' the organelles due to its jelly like structure?

Which of the following terms identifies the movement of molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration?

Which of the following terms identifies the building block of proteins?

Which of the following is an organ system that releases hormones which then bind to receptors for feedback?

Which of the following is an immune response to a normally harmless substance?

Which of the following is a structure in which the baby grows and develops?

Which of the following is a disruption of homeostasis in which there is a high glucose level and lack of insulin?

Which of the following identifies a term that means genetic differences resulting from mutations, sexual reproduction and recombination?

Which of the following identifies a diagram that shows autotrophs have the most energy and energy is lost as heat?

Which of the following means to save resources/materials and to reuse and recycle?

Which of the following identifies an alternate source of energy that is NOT burning fossil fuels and is infinite?

Which of the following identifies a scientific idea that has LOTS of evidence and is subject to change?

Which of the following is a building block of DNA like A, T, G and C?

Which of the following a cellular STRUCTURE that provides structure in plants making them rectangular and rigid?

Which of the following is a packaged, coiled bundle of DNA that is inherited from parents?

Which of the following is an organ system that filters blood to remove waste?

Which of the following is a structure or organ that produces sperm?

Which of the following is a species from which other species evolved/descended from?

Which of the following is a measure of the NUMBER of different species in an area?

Which of the following is a toxin/chemical applied to crops to kill pests like insects?

Which of the following is a cellular process that converts oxygen and glucose into usable energy/ATP?

Which of the following is a structure that transports molecules between mother and fetus?

Which of the following is a hormone that lowers blood glucose which is artificially produced for diabetics?

Which of the following identifies a group of similar cells and is the level of organization BEFORE organs?

Which of the following identifies a MOLECULE that plants produce in photosynthesis and animals use to make ATP in cellular respiration?

Which of the following the dependent variable that is measured in an experiment?

Which of the following is a reproductive structure/organ that is the site of FEMALE gamete formation and the storage of those gametes?

Which of the following is the remains of dead organisms that is used as evidence for evolution?

Which of the following is a cellular process that plants use to concert solar energy into chemical energy?

Which of the following is a disease of uncontrollable cell division or mitosis, created by a mutation and creates a tumor?

Which of the following is the benefits and consequences of an action?

Which of the following identifies the concept of an organism surviving a poison/toxin due to a mutation?

Which of the following is the way that organisms maintain homeostasis?

Which of the following is a group of organisms from the same species?

Which of the following identifies a concept of the amount of organisms in a niche and plants have the highest amount?

Which of the following identifies the term for the specialized plant cell that regulates water loss?

Which of the following identifies the build up or magnification of toxins up the food chain?

Which of the following identifies the thinning of layer that protects the Earth from UV rays?

Which of the following identifies the process that copies genetic information inside the nucleus?

Which of the following identifies the sex cells that have HALF the number of chromosomes?

Which of the following identifies the movement of molecules from a low to high concentration using ATP?

Which of the following identifies the chemical message sent to and from the brain that fits a specific receptor?

Which of the following identifies a female reproductive hormone that regulates egg release?

Which of the following identifies how white blood cells destroy a pathogen?

Which of the following identifies an organic molecule composed of fatty acids and it is used for long-term energy storage?

Which of the following identifies a factor that drives evolution by fighting over resources?

Which of the following identifies the process of making an identical offspring with only one parent?

Which of the following identifies the chemical in food like proteins and starch, that have bonds that are broken for energy?

Which of the following identifies the building of factories, which increases the use of fossil fuels and leads to global warming?

Which of the following is the term that means to pass down via DNA from parents and can cause evolution?

Which of the following identifies all of the biotic/species in an area interacting in an area?

Which of the following identifies the type of reproduction that creates variation by meiosis/recombination?

Which of the following identifies a characteristic of an ecosystem that has biodiversity and is resilient?

Which of the following identifies a chemical released by the endocrine system for feedback and fits the shape of the receptor?

Which of the following identifies the term which means to reuse a molecule or material like plastic, water or nutrients?

Which of the following is a chemical indicator for starch that changes to blue/black with starch?

Which of the following identifies a cellular structure like the vacuole and the ribosome?

Identify the term that means a factor that is kept the SAME in all groups in an experiment to increase the validity.

Identify the molecule that is found on the surface of the cell membrane that receives messages.

Identify the term that means to protect the environment in order to maintain the biodiversity and stability of ecosystems

Identify the term that is something that reduces the population growth

Identify the type of pathogen that infects a cell and hijacks its nucleus.

Identify the organic molecule like starch whose building block is glucose

Identify the gas that is absorbed by plants and released by animals. It is an example of a greenhouse gas.

Identify a situation that results in competition and puts strain on resources

Identify the resource that cannot be replaced, and finite. An example is fossil fuels.

Identify the process of when chromosomes swap genes creating variation in meiosis.