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2nd 6 wks Review
Review for the 2nd 6 Weeks Common Assessment
Question | Answer |
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Optains energy from the food it consumes | Heterotroph |
Organelle where photosynthesis takes place | Chloroplast |
Female reproductive part in a flower | Pistil |
Attraction between molecules of the same substance | Cohesion |
Non-vascular plant group; short; lives in water | Bryophyte |
Particles go from high concentration to low concentration | Diffusion |
Passage way into the cell | Cell Membrane |
Diffusion of water | Osmosis |
A process by which organisms maintain a stable internal environment | Homeostasis |
Solution with lesser concentration of solutes | Hypotonic |
The xylum can transport water in a plant because of this... | Capillary Action |
All things are: made up of cells; come from pre-existing cells; cells are the basic unit of life | Cell Theory |
A macromolecule made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen | Protein |
Supporting structure that connects roots and leaves; carries water and nutrients | Stem |
A solution with greater concentration of solutes | Hypertonic |
Cell division in which one parent cell divides into two identical daughter cells | Mitosis |
A marble sinks in water because it is more ________ than water. | Dense |
Chemical formula for water | H20 |
Flowering plant; bears its seeds within a layer of tissue that protects the seed. | Angiosperms |
Specialized cell for sexual reproduction | Gamete |
Attracts pollinators | Petal |
Oval sac where meiosis takes place, producing haploid male gametophytes (pollen grains) | Anther |
Holds up the anther | Filament |
Contains ovules | Ovary |
Sticky portion of the carpel; catches pollen | Stigma |
Male part of a flower; consists of a filament and an anther | Stamen |
Encloses the bud before it opens; protects the flower while it's developing | Sepal |
Non-vascular plant; depends on water for reproduction; must live in places where water is abundant | Mosses |
Seedless vascular plants; diploid sporophyte is the dominant stage | Ferns |
Seed plant that bears its seeds directly on the surface of the cones | Gymnosperms |
Moves water only upward in the plant | Xylem |
Moves food up and down in the plant | Phloem |