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EOG Review1
Question | Answer |
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This is the organelle that controls all functions of the cells and is where genetic information is stored. | Nucleus |
This is the protist that is a producer and can grow in colonies called Volvox. | Algae |
These are cylinders of ice that scientists use to study past climate and predict future climate patterns. | Ice Cores |
This is the chemical that aids in photosynthesis and is a green pigment found in the chloroplasts. | Chlorophyll |
This is the organelle that makes proteins. | Ribosomes |
This is the disorder that causes intestinal bleeding and abdominal discomfort due to a parasitic ameoba. | Amoebic Dysentary |
This is the hair-like structure that allows paramecium to move and eat. | Cilia |
When 2 liquids create a cloudy solid. | Precipitate |
This tool is used to measure mass. | balance |
This tool is used to measure liquid volume. | graduated cylinder |
This structure regulates nutrients such as water and other nutrients to get in or out of the cell. | Cell Membrane |
This is the kind of material an engineer would use if he were looking for something malleable. | Metal |
The nickname for this is "semi-conductor". | Metalloid |
This organelle is found in Euglena and allows them to be producers. | chloroplasts |
This is the organelle that produces ATP energy. | mitochondria |
This organelle digests materials from the animal cells. | lysosome |
Whip-like structures that allow euglena and some algae to move. | flagella |
Colonies of green algae. | Volvox |
This is used to measure ocean floor depth. | sonar |
The measure of particles such as sediments, animal wastes, and debris, in a body of water. | turbidity |
Estuaries and Upwelling can be located here. | Coastal Areas. |
This is the type of algae found in the oceans and produce most of the world's oxygen. | phytoplankton |
This is the measure of acids and bases in a body of water. | pH |
This is the risk in which a person can be negatively effected by something. | individual susceptibility |
This is being in contact with something. | exposure |
2 or more elements make a ? | compound |