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Title: What element do all organic compounds have


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What element do all organic compounds have?
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Carbon
3
What element is not contained in non-living
things and what is the scientific name of
non-living things?
4
Carbon Inorganic compounds
5
What is the process of building larger compounds
from small compounds called?
6
Polymerization
7
What is a monomer?
8
Smaller compound
9
What is a polymer?
10
Larger compound
11
What is dehydration synthesis?
12
  • Making polymers by losing water

13
  • What is hydrolysis?

14
  • Making moners by adding water

15
How many sugars?Monosaccharide?Disaccharide?Pol
ysaccharide?
16
  • 1
  • 2
  • Many sugars

17
  • What is the function of starches for the body?

18
  • Store energy

19
  • What is the function of carbohydrates for the
    body?

20
  • Instant energy

21
  • What is the structure of proteins?

22
  • Made up of amino acids

23
  • What is the function of proteins?

24
  • Build and repair the body

25
  • What are lipids made of?

26
  • Made of glycerol and fatty acids

27
  • How many bonds do saturated fatty acids have?

28
  • Single bond (1)

29
  • At room temperature what is the condition of
    saturated fatty acids?

30
  • Solid

31
  • How many bonds do unsaturated fatty acids have?

32
  • Double bonds (2)

33
  • At room temperature what is the condition of
    unsaturated fatty acids?

34
  • They are liquids

35
  • We have had 17 questions so far. How many have
    you got right? Wrong?

36
  • What is the function of lipids-fats?

37
  • Store energy and insulate body

38
  • What is the function of the cell wall?

39
  • Protect and support

40
  • What is the function of the cell membrane?

41
  • Protects and supports-lets things in and out.

42
  • What does selectively permeable mean?

43
  • Only lets certain things in and out.

44
  • What is the function of the nucleus?

45
  • Brain of the cell
  • Controls all cell activities

46
  • What are chromosomes made up of?

47
  • DNA-

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  • What is the function of cytoplasm?

49
  • Maintains cell shape
  • Supports and moves organelles

50
  • What is the function of nucleolus?

51
  • Make ribosomes

52
  • What is the function of chromosomes?

53
  • Contain genetic information that is passed down
    from generation to generation

54
  • What is a cell that lacks nuclei called?

55
  • prokaryotes

56
  • What is a cell that has nuclei called?

57
  • Eukaryotes

58
  • What is the function of the mitochondrion?

59
  • Combine food and oxygen to make energy for the
    cell and entire body

60
  • What is the function of chloroplasts?

61
  • To carry on photosynthesis

62
  • What is the formula for photosynthesis?

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  • CO2 H2O ---? O2 C6H12O6

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  • What is the function of ribosomes?

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  • Make proteins

66
  • What is the function of rough endoplasmic
    reticulum?

67
  • Transport proteins throughout the cell

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  • What is the function of the smooth endoplasmic
    reticulum?

69
  • Make lipids, metabolizes carbohydrates,
    detoxification of drugs and poisons

70
  • What is the function of the Golgi Apparatus?

71
  • Collect
  • Package
  • Redistribute proteins

72
  • What is the function of the vacuole?

73
  • Storage of water, organic compounds, and wastes

74
  • What is the function of the contractile vacuole?

75
  • Remove excess water

76
  • What is the function of lysosomes?

77
  • Recycle organelles
  • Break down polymers
  • Contains enzymes

78
  • What is the function of the flagella?

79
  • Allows movement in animal cells

80
  • What is the structure of DNA?

81
  • Double helix

82
  • What does DNA stand for?

83
  • Deoxyribonucleic acid

84
  • What does RNA stand for?

85
  • Ribonucleic acid

86
  • What bonds with adenine? (A)
  • What bonds with guanine? (G)

87
  • Thymine (T) Adenine (A)
  • Cytosine (c) Guanine (G)

88
  • What is genetics?

89
  • The study of heredity

90
  • What is heredity?

91
  • Passing down from one generation to the next

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  • What are chromosomes?

93
  • Long strands of DNA

94
  • What are genes?

95
  • Short strands of DNA

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  • What do genes do?

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  • Hold the code to build proteins

98
  • What do proteins do?

99
  • Determine your traits

100
  • What are traits?

101
  • Heritable features that differ among individuals

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  • When a trait is present what is it called?

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  • DOMINANT

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  • When a trait is usually hidden what is it called?

105
  • recessive

106
  • How many chromosomes are present in an egg cell?
    Sperm cell?

107
  • 23

108
  • When an egg is joined by a sperm what is the
    process called?

109
  • fertilization

110
  • What is a fertilized egg called?

111
  • Zygote

112
  • What is genotype?

113
  • Genetic make-up

114
  • What is phenotype?

115
  • Physical characteristics

116
  • What would the following cross genotypes and
    phenotypes be?
  • TT x tt Ttall
  • t short

117
  • G 040
  • P 4 tall

118
  • What is the process called in which cells divide
    and double?

119
  • Mitosis

120
  • What is the stage of development called in which
    a berry shaped group of cells is formed?

121
  • embryo

122
  • What fluid filled sac surrounds the embryo and
    helps to protect it?

123
  • Amniotic sac

124
  • What organ pass food and oxygen to the embryo and
    removes waste?

125
  • Placenta

126
  • What connects the baby to the placenta?

127
  • Umbilical cord

128
  • What is the stage of development in which ears,
    eyes, cheeks, arms and legs begin to develop?

129
  • fetus

130
  • What process builds and repairs the body?

131
  • Mitosis

132
  • What process makes eggs and sperm cells?

133
  • Meiosis

134
  • When does meiosis begin?

135
  • Puberty

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  • How many chromosomes are created during mitosis?

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  • 46 chromosomes

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  • How many cells are created during meiosis?

139
  • 23 chromosomes

140
  • Some genetic diseases are caused by which
    process mitosis or meiosis?

141
  • Meiosis

142
  • Name the phase
  • G1
  • Synthesis
  • G2

143
  • Interphase

144
  • Nucleus breaks down
  • Nucleolus disappears
  • Formation of spindles
  • Centrioles move toward opposite sides of cell
  • Chromatin wrap into chromosomes

145
  • Prophase

146
  • 1st mitotic phase

147
  • prophase

148
  • Chromosomes line up in middle

149
  • metaphase

150
  • 3rd mitotic phase

151
  • anaphase

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  • Chromosomes split at centromere
  • Sister chromatins move to opposite side of the
    cell

153
  • Anaphase

154
  • Anti-prophase

155
  • telophase

156
  • After mitosis

157
  • Cytokinesis

158
Label each arrow
  • 6 ?-------------
  • C ?
  • 12 ?------------------

159
  • Atomic number (6)
  • Element symbol (carbon)
  • Mass number

160
  • What two things in an element make up the mass
    number?

161
  • Protons and neutrons

162
  • What does the atomic number represent?

163
  • The amount of protons in the element

164
  • What is anything that has mass and times up
    volume called?

165
  • Matter

166
  • What is the center of the atom called?

167
  • Nucleus

168
  • What charge do protons have?

169
  • Positive

170
  • What type of charge do neutrons have?

171
  • Neutral or no charge

172
  • What type of charge do electrons have?

173
  • Negative

174
  • What type of charge do Ions have?

175
  • Positive or negative

176
  • What classification is the atom with an extra
    neutron?

177
  • Isotope

178
  • What is a substance made of only one type of atom
    called?

179
  • Element

180
  • What table has the entire list of elements?

181
  • Periodic table

182
  • What are 2 or more elements combined called?

183
  • Molecules

184
  • What is the amount of space an object takes up
    called?

185
  • volume

186
  • What is the unit for volume?

187
  • Liter

188
  • What tools measure volume?

189
  • What is the dip or curve in a graduated cylinder
    called?

190
  • meniscus

191
  • How do we determine the volume of a solid object
    and what are the units?

192
  • Length x width x height
  • Cubic centimeters

193
  • What is the method used to measure the volume of
    an irregular object?

194
  • Water displacement method

195
  • What is the amount of stuff an object takes up
    called?

196
  • mass

197
  • What is the unit for mass?

198
  • grams

199
  • What are the tools used to measure mass?

200
  • Beam balance
  • Electronic scale

201
  • What unit of measurement is used to measure how
    fast molecules move?

202
  • temperature

203
  • What is the unit used to measure temperature?

204
  • Celsius

205
  • What tool is used to measure temperature?

206
  • Thermometer

207
  • What is the boiling point of water in degrees
    Celsius? Freezing point?

208
  • 100
  • 0

209
  • What is the distance between two points called?

210
  • Length

211
  • What is the unit of length in the metric system?

212
  • meters

213
  • What are the tools used to measure length?

214
  • Rulers
  • Meter sticks

215
  • How many?
  • Centimeters in a meter?
  • Millimeters in a centimeter?
  • Millimeters in a meter?

216
  • 100
  • 10
  • 1000

217
  • What is the International System of Units called?

218
  • Metric system

219
  • What unit is the metric system based on?

220
  • 10

221
  • Summarizing statement of observed experimental
    facts, tested many times, and is accepted as true
    is called?

222
  • Law

223
  • What is the goal of science?

224
  • To understand the world around us

225
  • What is the tendency to feel connected to and
    curious about all forms of life called?

226
  • Biophilia

227
  • What is the systematic approach to solving a
    problem called?

228
  • Scientific method

229
  • What is the first step of the scientific method?

230
  • State the problem/purpose

231
  • What is the next step?

232
  • Information-research and examine the problem

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  • What is the 3rd step?

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  • Form a hypothesis or educated guess

235
  • 4th step?

236
  • Perform experiments

237
  • What is control setups?

238
  • Does not contain the variable

239
  • What is the experimental setup?

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  • Contains the variable

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  • What are the controls?

242
  • Items kept the same between setups to make a
    specific item the variable is being tested

243
  • What are the variables?

244
  • Items being tested

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  • What is the 5th step of the scientific method?

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  • Collect Data

247
  • What is the 6th step?

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  • What is the last step of the scientific method?

249
  • Repeat

250
  • What is a theory?

251
  • Logical explanation for events that happen

252
  • Out of the 125 questions how many did you get
    right? Wrong?
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