Title: First Semester Science Review
1First Semester Science Review
21. Ty wanted to see if the temperature of the
ball effected the height of the bounce.
Hypothesis the temperature of the ball does
effect the height of the bounce.
- Room temp average bounce is 40 cm
- Freezer temp average bounce is 12 cm
- Heat lamp temp. average bounce is 54 cm
- 1. What is a good problem?
- 2. What is a good conclusion?
- 3. What is the control?
- 4. What is/are the independent variable(s)?
3- 1. PURPOSE Does the temperature of the ball
effect the height of the bounce? - 2. I accept my hypothesis, the temperature did
effect the height the ball bounced. At freezing
it average only a 12 in. bounce and at room
temperature 40 in. bounce and with extra heat a
54 in. bounce. - 3. Room Temperature
- 4. Temperature with heat lamp, freezer room
temperature.
4What are the 4 parts of an experiment, in order?
- A. purpose or problem
- B. procedure
- C. data or observations
- D. conclusion
52. How plant animal cells are different
- A.    Plant cells have chloroplasts so they can
make their own food. - B. Plant cells have a cell wall to give
plants shape and structure. - C. Plant cells have a very large vacuole
6Is it an element or compound?
7When the chromosomes are in single strands, NOT
in pairs.
The new cell that forms when an egg is fertilized
by a sperm.
ZYGOTE
8What must be present in order for a molecule to
be organic?
- Carbon
- What do we call molecules that do NOT contain
carbon? - Inorganic
9What part of an experiment is being described?
- A. Temperature after 30 sec. is 27 degrees
Celsius - DATA
- B. Place the thermometer in the red envelope.
- PROCEDURE
- C. How will the color effect the temperature?
- PROBLEM
10Name given to cells with NO nucleus
11When chromosomes are in PAIRS!
These are made by the centrioles and pull doubled
paired chromosomes apart.
12Substances moving from GREATER TO LESSER
concentrations, this takes NO energy
13Organisms that can make their own food.
Producers
14When an egg and sperm combine to make a new
organism.
The phase of a cell, including growth, maturing
doubling the chromosomes.
15How Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells differ
- Prokaryotic cells do NOT have a membrane around
their nucleus therefore they do NOT have a
nucleus. Prokaryotic cells do NOT have a
membrane around their ORGANELLES, therefore they
do NOT have organelles. - Â
- Eukaryotic cells DO HAVE a membrane around their
nucleus, so they have a nucleus. Eukaryotic
cells DO have membrane around their organelles,
therefore, they do have organelles.
16What is the organization of living things going
from the smallest unit you are made of to the
biggest level which is you!
- Cells (cells working together make a. . .)
- Tissue (tissues working together make a . . )
- Organ (Organs working together make a. . .)
- System (Systems working together make a . . .)
- Organism
17Which statements apply to sexual reproduction?
- Occurs with all cells
- Involves 2 cells
- New offspring gets ½ of genetic information from
each parent - New offspring gets all genetic information from
one parent. - Involves the gametes
B C E
18Edward Jenner is known for finding. . .
- A. a cure for AIDS
- B. the first simple microscope
- C. a vaccine for smallpox
- D. electron microscope
C. Vaccine for smallpox
1910. Who studied plants and said all plants are
made of cells?
- A. Hooke
- B. Schwann
- C. Schleiden
- D. Virchow
C. Schleiden
20This occurs in producers when they take water and
carbon dioxide with sunlight and chlorophyll and
they make food and oxygen.
21This man studied plants and said that all plants
are made of cells.
This man studied animals and said that all
animals are made of cells.
Schwann
22Match the man to his claim to fame
- 1. PROVED microbes do not come from broth.
- 2. PROVED maggots do not come from meat.
- 3. PROVED that microbes do not come from air.
- Helmont B. Miller C. Oparin D. Pasteur E.
Redi F. Spallanzini
23For the next set you are to decide if it is a
characteristic of mitosis , meiosis or both.
- 1. Metaphase is the 2nd phase
- Both
- 2. Uses only body cells
- Mitosis
- 3. Makes 2 new cells with same of chromosomes
- Mitosis
24Mitosis, meiosis or both
- 4. Cell divides once
- Mitosis
- 5. Makes new gametes
- Meiosis
- 6. Is a type of cell division
- Both
25Mitosis, meiosis or both
- 7. Makes 4 new cells
- Meiosis
- 8. Telophase is the 4 phase
- Both
- 8. Chromosome is reduced by half
- Meiosis
26What phase is being described?
- 1. Resting phase, cell grows and matures
- Interphase
- 2. Cell membrane pinches in two
- Telophase
- 3. Spindle fibers pull chromosome apart
- Anaphase
27What phase is being described?
- 4. This is the 4th phase
- Telophase
- 5. Nuclear membrane disappears, chromosomes have
thickened and are visible. - Prophase
- 6. This is the 2nd phase.
- metaphase
28What is the phase?
- 7. Two new cells with same of chromosomes have
formed - Cytokinesis
- 8. The 3rd phase
- Anaphase
- 9. Chromosomes are pulled to opposite sides of
the cell. - Anaphase
29What percent of our genetic information comes
from the male parent?
- 50
- What percent of our genetic information comes
from the female parent? - 50
30Name the man who created the first vaccine to
prevent a virus!
What disease did Jenner help prevent?
Smallpox
31What is the name given to the belief that living
things come from nonliving matter?
3211. Who said that cells divide to make new cells?
- A. Virchow
- B. Hooke
- C. Schwann
- D. Knoll and Ruska
A. Virchow
33Name the cell part that makes energy.
34 Name the cell part that stores and releases
CHEMICALS.
35 Name the cell part that allows materials to
move into or out of the cell.
36 Name the cell part that stores water and food.
37 Name the cell part that transports materials
from nucleus out to the cell.
- Endoplasmic reticulum (ER)
38 Name the cell part that digests dead organelles
in the cell.
39 What two parts of a cell will plants have that
animal cells do not have?
40 What cell part makes protein?
41 What part controls the rest of the cells
activities?
4223. What cell part can take carbon dioxide and
water to make food and oxygen?
43 Name the filler in the cell, that allows
material to float and move around?
4425. Cytoplasm is made mostly of
- A. gasses
- B. Carbon
- C. energy
- D. water
D. water
45What theory replaced the theory of Spontaneous
Generation?
- Theory of Biogenesis
- What does the theory of Biogenesis state?
- Living things come from other living things.
46If Jill threw a snowball at Al and Al ducked,
what is the snowball?
- Stimulus
- What is the action of ducking?
- Response
47This is the process used in organisms to make
energy.
When substances move from LESSER TO GREATER
concentration and it takes energy.
ACTIVE TRANSPORT
48When the number of molecules in a space are the
same throughout the space.
Water moving from a greater concentration to a
lesser concentration
Osmosis
49What phase is this?
50What phase is this?
51What phase is this?
52What phase is this?
53What phase is this?
54What phase is this?
55Sequence the steps in order.
A
B
C
B A C E D
E
D
56Who started the binomial nomenclature or
scientific naming system?
How many parts are given to each scientific name
and what parts?
2/ genus species
57Name the 6 kingdoms
- Archeobacteria
- Eubacteria
- Protista
- Fungi
- Plant
- Animal
58This kingdom is
- Prokaryotic
- Live in extreme conditions
- All are single celled
59This kingdom is
- Eukaryotic
- Many celled
- Cannot move
- Can make their own food
60This kingdom is
- Eukaryotic
- Some are many celled, some single celled
- Cannot make food
- Cannot move
61This kingdom is
- Eukaryotic
- Many celled
- Can move
- Cannot make food
62This kingdom is
- Eukaryotic
- Some can make their own food, some cannot
- Some many celled, some single celled
63What is the value of the prefix?
- -milli
- -hecta
- -centi
- -deci
- -kilo
- -deca
- .001 or 1/1000
- 100
- .01 or 1/100
- .1 or 1/10
- 1000
- 10
64What basic metric unit measures
- Distance
- Mass
- Volume
- Temperature
- Meter
- Gram
- Liter
- Celsius degrees
65Which type of immunity??
- YOU make the antibodies
- Does not last long
- Another organism makes the antibodies
- Antibodies last a life time
- Vaccinations are examples
- Active
- Passive
- Passive
- Active
- Active
66Choose one, first line of defense OR specific
immune system???
- The skin
- Killer T cells
- Respiratory system
- Memory B cells
- White blood cells
- First line of defense
- Specific immune system
- First line of defense
- Specific immune system
- First line of defense
67What allows you to get some diseases only
once-like chicken pox?
- You make and keep ANTIBODIES to fight chicken pox
after having them once.
68What is a vaccine?
- A vaccine is made of dead or nearly dead
pathogens that cause your bodys specific immune
system to make antibodies to PREVENT the disease. - It does not CURE the disease
69Why can you get some diseases like the common
cold over and over?
- There are MANY different pathogens that cause the
same symptoms as the common cold. Every time you
get sick you have a DIFFERENT pathogen.
70What type of disease can be spread from one
organism to another
71Who is known for developing a way to identify the
pathogen or organism causing a specific disease?
72Who first saw a relationship between cleanliness
in a hospital and survival of patients?
73Name one method used to sterilize drinks and some
foods.
74Which disease is caused by uncontrollable growth
of body cells?