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WorksheetsEOC practice Quizzes
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Most Basic unit of life
Organs
Cell
Energy
water
What is the scientific process
Problem
Hypothesis
Testing
Analyze
Conclusion
problem
solution
outcome
restart
no such thing
born
grow up
reproduce
Repeat
What's a independent variable
What you're measuring in the experiment
what's being changed being the experiment
variable that relies on its self
something that never changes
another word for monomer is what
building block
carbohydrates
monosaccharides
nucleic acid
Another word for Fats
Crabs
Lipids
Amino acid
protein
What's the main purpose of A Carbohydrate
Short term energy
Long term energy
Proteins
Build muscles
what's a building block of proteins
Amino acids
Lipids
Carbs
Fatty acids
What is homeostasis
maintaining stable internal conditions while the external changes
maintaining stable External conditions while the internal changes
changing both inside and outside
Keeping outside and insides the same
Negative feed back is what
variable changes in opposite direction of internal change
Feedback that stays the same
bad feed back
Feed back from a bad source
what is positive feedback
feed back that is correct
good feedback
feedback from a good source
Feedback that variable stays the same
prokaryotic has what
Lack of nucleus
DNA is stored in Nucleotide region
single celled
multi celled
Eukaryotic cells are what
nucleus is surrounded by membrane
Very small
part of Synthesis
Part of G1
What is G1 Phase
Growth phase 1
Copy's Cells
cell does nothing
prepares to divide
synthesis?
replicate the DNA
cell spends most of its time here
cells divide
cells grow
chromatin
Uncoiled strands of DNA
coiled Strands of DNA
to strands of DNA
Half a chromosome
Chromatid
Coiled strand of DNA
Uncoiled DNA
To sister chromatids
Two chromosomes
DNA And RNA are What
Nucleic acids
DNA
Ribosomes
the same
purpose of transcription
Make RNA
Make mRNA
Make tRNA
Make rRNA
what does translation make
amino acids
nucleic acids
Lipids
DNA
Which one of these don't belong
mRNA
tRNA
rRNA
pRNA
what does the m in mRNA stand for
Manage
meaning
message
merge
what does the t in tRNA mean
Translation
Transcribe
Trade
Transfer
what does the r in rRNA stand for
research
refer
Ribosome
Range
what is phenotype
trait that represents outside appearance
trait that represents inside appearance
mothers genes
Fathers genes
what is a Genotype
physical trait
Trait that is not visible
Fathers genes
Mothers genes
example of homozygous
Two of the same dominant traits
one dominant trait and one recessive
Any two genes
two of the same recessive genes
example of heterozygous
one recessive and one dominant
two dominant
two recessive
any genes combined
