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587576294COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOBused with the low power objective0
587576295CONDENSERcontrols the amount of light1
587576296FINE ADJUSTMENT KNOBused with the high power objective2
587576297OCULAR LENSeyepiece3
587576298TUBEholds the nosepiece4
587576299massamount of matter in an object5
587576300volumeamount of space an object takes up6
587576301water displacementused to measure the volume of an irregular object7
587576302lengthdistance traveled by light8
587576303meniscuscurve used to measure volume9
587576304interphasenormal cell activity10
587576305cell cycleregular pattern of growth, DNA replication, and cell division11
587576306cytokinesiscytoplasmic division12
587576307haploidhaving one chromosome from every pair13
587576308diploidtwo homologous pairs of chromosomes14
587576309electronnegatively charged15
587576310elementmade up of atoms16
587576311neutronneutral charge17
587576312nucleusthe center of the atom18
587576313protonpositively charged19
587576314geneticsstudy of biological inheritance patterns20
587576315genea piece of DNA that directs a cell21
587576316allelealternate form of a gene22
587576317locusa specific position on a pair of chromosomes23
587576318genomean organism's genetic material24
587576319true breedingtwo alleles that are at the same location25
587576320cross breedingtwo alleles that are at different locations26
587576321heterozygouscross plants with opposing characteristics27
587576322homozygouscross plants with same characteristics28
587576323recessive alleleonly expressed when both genes are present29
587576324fermentationa type of anaerobic respiration30
587576325alcoholic fermentationproduces alcohol31
587576326aerobicuses oxygen to produce lots of energy32
587576327anaerobicno oxygen required resulting in little energy produced33
587576328Lactic Acid fermentationbreakdown of food without oxygen34
587576329DNADouble stranded helix that contains the genetic code35
587576330RNARibose nucleic acid36
587576331MitosisSomatic cell division37
587576332MeiosisDivision of gametes38
587576333Telomererepeating nucleotide at the ends of DNA39
587576334Sex-linked traitsgenes on sex-chromosomes40
587576335autosomal genetraits found on chromosomes 1-22 (i.e. hair texture)41
587576336maleXY42
587576337femaleXX43
587576338probabilityThe likelihood that something will happen44
587576339Golgi apparatusprocesses, packages, and delivers proteins45
587576340lysosomesfilled with enzymes46
587576341mitochondriaconverts chemical energy into usable cell energy47
587576342ribosomessite of protein synthesis48
587576343vesiclesfor transport49
587576344compoundcombination of different elements50
587576345covalent bondingsharing electrons51
587576346ionic bondinglosing or gaining electrons52
587576347atombasic unit of matter53
587576348solutionformed when one substance dissolves in another54
587576349control groupconditions remain the same55
587576350dependent variablevariable that depends on the independent variable56
587576351experimental groupgroup exposed to the experimental variable57
587576352hypothesisprediction58
587576353independent variableexperimenter manipulates this variable59
587576354centromerethe point of attachment for spindle fibers60
587576355chromatinpresent during interphase61
587576356histoneprotein that organized chromosomes around which DNA wraps62
587576357chromatidone of the replicated chromosomes63
587576358chromosomewhat genetic material that condenses into64
587576359biosphereeverywhere life exists65
587576360biodiversityvariety of life66
587576361speciesone particular type of living thing67
587576362organisman individual living thing68
587576363systemorganized group of interacting parts69
587576364codominant allelesBeta fish color is an example70
587576365epistatic geneinterferes with other genes71
587576366incomplete dominanceeye color is an example72
587576367polygenic traitsblood type is an example73
587576368pedigreeused for tracing genes in a family74
587576369homeostasisset point75
587576370negative feedbackmaintenace of constant internal conditions76
587576371biotechnologyuse and application of living things and biological processes77
587576372exothermic reactionabsorb more energy than they release78
587576373endothermic reactionrelease more energy than they absorb79
587576374crossing overoccurs when homologous chromosomes line up in pairs80
587576375tetradexchange of genetic material81
587576376synapsisformed when homologous chromosomes pair up82
587576377cell plateeventually becomes the cell wall when plant cells matures83
587576378equatorial planeimaginary line in the middle of the spindle84
587576379nuclear envelopeprotects the genetic material85
587576380nuclear poresallow ribosomes to exit86
587576381nucleolussite of ribosome synthesis87
587576382flagellabeat in a wave like motion88
587576383ciliabeat in a whip like motion89
587576384eukaryotic cellbacteria90
587576385prokaryotic cellanimal cell91
587576386chromatingenetic material92
587576387centriolesassist with cell division93
587576388phospholipid bilayeroutermost boundary of the cell94
587576389cytologystudy of cells95
587576390central vacuolemembrane sac that contains water96
587576391chlorophyllprovides the pigment of a plant97
587576392chloroplastprovides energy for a plant cell98
587576393cell wallgives plant cell support and protection99
587576394When using the low power objective, use the _______ adjustment knob.Coarse100
587576395The source of all energy that living things needSUNLIGHT101
587576396Two new daughter cells are haploid and not genetically identicalTelophase & Cytokinesis I102
587576397Daughter cells are not genetically identical to mother cellMeiosis103
587576398Four new daughter cells are haploid and not genetically identicalMetaphase II104
587576399Without this process we would ultimately have no food to eat or oxygen to breathePhotosynthesis105
587576400Which food product is not made by fermentation?ice cream106
587576401Carefully read most instructions before beginning lab activity. True or FalseFalse107
587576402Always put one hand on the ______ and one hand on the ____ when carrying the microscope.Arm, base108
587576403What happens to a catalyst during a chemical reaction?it combines with the product109
587576404Eating or drinking is permitted in lab when no chemicals are being used. True or FalseFalse110
587576405Each group of cells performs only a few processesDivision of labor111
587576406Has ribosomes attachedRough ER112
587576407A hypertonic solution would cause this to occur in an animal cell a. shrinking b. swelling c. no change would occur d. noneNO CHANGE WOULD OCCUR113
587576408What is true about sex-linked traits?they are more common in males114
587576409How are incomplete dominance and codominance similar?neither allele is complexly dominant or recessive115
587576410What term describes the interference of gene expression by another gene?epistasis116
587576411The outermost boundary of the cell a. cell nucleus b. cytoplasm c. cell membrane d. none of the aboveNONE OF THE ABOVE117
587576412Diffusion of water moleculesFacilitated diffusion118
587576413Why is Earth's biodiversity greatest near the equator?more species can live in warm climates than in cold climates119
587576414Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of all living things? a. the ability to reproduce b. a body made of cells c. the ability to use energy from sunlight d. the ability to respond to the environmentThe ability to use energy from sunlight120
587576415Which of the following is NOT a biological system? a. molecules that make up a muscle b. mouth, stomach, and small and large intestines that digest food c. 2 cells in the body that function independently d. single-celled organisms that libe in a puddle.2 cells in the body that function independently121
587576416Daughter cells are genetically identical to mother cellMitosis122
587576417Allows particles that are too large to enter the cell with added force.Receptor mediated Endocytosis123
587576418What provides the channel for molecules to pass through during facilitated diffusion?Proteins124
587576419Only found in animal cellsRibosomes125
587576420Nuclear envelope breaks down, centrioles separate and spindle formsProphase126
587576421This type of division occurs in oogenesissymmetrical127
587576422Why are there so many phenotypes in polygenic inheritance?many genes for the same trait interact to produce one trait128
587576423Environment does not play a role in which genes are expressed. True or FalseFALSE129
587576424Which is Mendel's law of segregation?Allele pairs separate independently during meiosis130
587576425Bacteria cultures would most likely be grown in these.Petri dishes131
587576426While working in the laboratory lab coats and goggles must be worn and hair must be tied back. True or FalseTRUE132
587576427What can you say about two genes that are linked during crossing over?they will be inherited independently133
587576428Chromosomes, not genes, assort independently during meiosis. True or FalseFALSE134
587576429Why are sex-linked genes expressed differently in different cells of a female?one of the two X chromosomes is inactivated in females135
587576430How is an ionic bond formed between two atoms?an electrical force forms between oppositely charged ions136
587576431A nerve cell will be the same shape and perform the same function as a muscle cell True or FalseFALSE137
587576432What term describes a substance that is made when two or more different atoms bond together?Covalent substance138
587576433Autotrophs use the energy of sunlight to produce glucose.cellular respiration139
587576434Reaction of photosynthesis that uses light and water to produce oxygen in the chlorophyllglycolysis140
587576435Not a factor that affects the rate of photosynthesis. a. heat b. light c. water d. all of the above affect the rate of photosynthesisa. heat b. light c. water d. all of the above affect the rate of photosynthesis141
587576436What is formed when an atom gains or loses electrons?an ion142
587576437Organisms use chemical energy instead of light energy to make energy storing carbon based moleculeschemosynthesis143
587576438cell process where chromosome number is halvedMeiosis144
587576439Two parts of the chloroplasts that photosynthesis takes place inGrana and cytoplasm145
587576440When using a microscope always bring the object into focus using the _____ power objective.LOW146
587576441Used for measuring masstriple beam balance147
587576442Achieved by an organism, not done to an organismgrowth148
587576443Some examples are hair and nailsorganic dead149
587576444Which is an example of homeostasisa snake's blood is the same temperature in hot weather and in cold weather150
587576445Which term describes an organism that contains genes from more than one species?transgenic151
587576446What is the pH of a neutral solution?7152
587576447How do endothermic and exothermic reactions differ?exothermic reactions release more energy than they absorb153
587576448The characteristic of the cell membrane that controls what enters and exits the cellselectively permeable154
587576449Energy is released by the breaking of phosphate bonds in ATP. True or FalseTrue155
587576450Contains all the genetic material in the cell a. cell nucleus b. cytoplasm c. cell membrane d. none of the abovenone156
587576451Which of the following is a characteristic of passive transport?requires energy157
587576452Where most cell activities occur.cytoplasm158
587576453The difference in concentrationosmotic pressure159
587576454Which of the following is found in plant cells?central vacuole160
587576455First person to use the word cellRobert Hooke161
587576456Which of the following is not a characteristic of active transport? a. moves from high to low b. does not achieve equilibrium c. requires energy d. none of the aboveNONE162
587576457A hypotonic solution would cause this to occur in an animal cell.shrinking163
587576458Identified the cell nucleusRobert Brown164
587576459This organelle produces vesiclesendoplasmic reticulum165
587576460Two heterozygous dominant parents can have a homozygous recessive offspring. True or FalseTRUE166
587576461Transports very specific moleculesreceptor mediated endocytosis167
587576462Cells come from preexisting cellsRuldof Virchow168
587576463A positive ionic bond has moreProtons169
587576464The _______ is the basic unit of lifeCell170
587576465A cross conducted between 2 pea plants that are homozygous recessive for a particular trait. What percentage of offspring from the cross would you expect to express the recessive phenotype?100%171
587576466Which of the following statements is true regarding codominance?Both alleles rae expressed completely and separately172
587576467The human chromosome number46173
587576468An enzyme is a catalyst in a living thing. What function do enzymes carry out?increase the activation energy needed to start a reation174
587576469Reaction of photosynthesis that uses carbon dioxide to produce high-energy sugar in the chlorophyllGlycolysis175
587576470How are cellular respiration and glycolysis related?Glycolysis breaks down glucose to form the reactants of cellular respiration176
587576471This process occurs in yeast and other microorganisms. a. Lactic acid fermentation b. Alcoholic fermentation C. Photosynthesis D. none of the aboveNONE177
587576472The gas produced in cellular respirationCarbon dioxide178
587576473Cell plate forms in plant cellMetaphase179
587576474The location of cellular respiration a. Mitochondria b. Cytoplasm c. Chlorophyll d. A and Ba. Mitochondria b. Cytoplasm180
587576475The common first step to anaerobic and aerobic respirationKreb's cycle181
587576476This process causes the burning sensation in muscle cells when performing strenuous physical activityLactic acid fermentation182
587576477The last step in aerobic respiratione-transport chain183
587576478What can you say about two genes that are linked during crossing over?they are at opposite ends of the same chromosome184
587576479Chromosomes, not genes, assort independently during meiosis? True or FalseFALSE185
587576480Why are sex-linked genes expressed differently in different cells of a female?males have no functioning X chromosome after it is inactivated186
587576481This process occurs in yeast and other microorganisms a. Lactic acid fermentation b. Alcoholic fermentation c. Photosynthesis d. NONENONE187
587576482Energy is released by the breaking of phosphate bonds in ATP true or falseTRUE188
587576483Breakdown of food into usable cell energy.Cellular respiration189
587576484Geneticists use karyotypes to determine possible genetic abnormalities in humans True or FalseTRUE190
587576485Cytokinesis beginsTelophase191
587576486The number of functional sperm cells produced in spermatogenesis.ONE192
587576487The type of division occurs in spermatogenesissymmetrical193
587576488A pair of genes with specific positions on the chromosomeLocus194
587576489Any cell or organism that has two or more traits a. epistatic b. polygenic c. codominant d. none of the abovea. epistatic b. polygenic c. codominant d. none of the above195
587576490What term describes the amount of energy that must be absorbed before a chemical reaction can start?activation energy196
587576491Transports liquid into the cellcytolysis197
587576492A cross that deals with only one specific trait.monohybrid198
587576493Crossing a homozygous recessive organism with a homozygous dominant organism.100% heterozygous dominant.199

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