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Biology Ch 1-2

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The smallest unit that has all the characteristics of life is A cell
Which level of biological organization is composed of tissues? The organ
Of the 5 theories termed "basic theories of biology" which two of them are in conflict, so that either one or the other is true? cell theory - evolutioin theory
The body temperature of humans is maintained around 37○ [98.6○ F]. Which characteristic of life does this statement represent? Living things maintain homeostacis.
What is the sequence of the different levels of biological organization? cells-tissues-organs-organ systems-organism
What are the characteristics of life? organized, acquire materials and energy, reproduce, resond to stimuli, are homeostatic, grow and develop, have the capacity to adapt
What is the sequence of classification categories? kingdom-phylum-class-order-family-genus-species
Because bacteria lack a distinct nucleus, they are termed: Prokaryota
Making value judgments are not part of the scientific method, but Christian people have a moral responsibility to be involved in this process as much as possible
There is a great diversity of life on the earth (Fact or Interpretation) Fact
The diverse forms of life have resulted from evolution (Fact or Interpretation) Interpretation
The nucleus of an atom contains which particle(s)? a proton/s, a neutron/s
The attraction between soduim and chlorine in table salt is termed a/an ________ bond. ionic
The bond that results when atoms share electrons is termed a/an ________ bond. covalent
The term we use to describe the attraction between water molecules is a/an ____ bond. hydrogen
A molecule that dissociates in H2O (water) to release an H+ ion is termed: an acid
A solution with a pH = 6 is considered to be acidic
Cars use gasoline to run, and when it is burned sulfer dioxide and nitrogen oxide are produced. These are thought to combine with water vapor in the atmosphere to produce sulfuric and nitric acid, resulting in damagin acidic rain
Carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins are polymers made by combing monomers in a loss of water reaction
All organic compounds contain which elements carbon and hydrogen
simple carbohydrates, known as monosaccharides, may have anywhere from 3 to 7 carbons in a chain. If the monosaccharide has 5 carbons it is called a pentose, if it has 6 carbons it is termed a hexose. Indentify 2 hexose's. glucosse and galactose
Which polysaccharide is the storage form of sugar in animals? glycogen
When God judged Nebuchadnezzar for his pride, and made him eat grass like an ox, he must have done something to his ability to digest what molecule? cellulose
Foods which are high in this type of molecule will make you gain weight most easily because they have the mmost energy per gram lipid
Properties of water that make it the most important molecule for life as we know it high heat capacity, high heat of vaporization, solvent, cohesive and adhesive, high surface tension, frozen from less dense than liquid form
What is the smallest particle of an element that displays the proterties of the element atom
What is the union of two or more atoms of the same element; also, the smallest part of a compound that retains the properties of the compound molecule
What is the group of similar cells that perform a common function tissue
What is made of two or more kinds of cells that have similar functions organ
What is the ability to maintain a static state. Means "staying the same." homeostasis
What is the capacity to work? energy
Information collected during scientific inquiry observations
The most biologically diverse ecosystems are tropical rainforests and coral reefs
A tentative explanation for a natural event hypothesis
Results of an experiment: data
Statement made following an experiment as to whether the results support the hpothesis: conclusion
What is the scientific study of life biology
What have the same atomic number/dif. atomic weight? isotopes
A proton's charge is positive (+)
An electron's charge is negative (-)
A neutron's charge is neutral (+=-)
An atom's charge is neutral
An ion's charge is not neutral (either + or -)
Ionic bonds attract based on opposite charges
Covalent bonds attract based on shared electons
Carbon always has ______ bonds 4
Water has a _____ ________ bond. polar covalent
Acids release ________ _______. hydrogen ions
Bases release _____ _____ or take up ______ ______. hydroxide ions, hydrogen ions
Storage forms of glucose found in plants starch
Storage forms of glucose in animals glycogen
Found in plant walls Cellulose
Dotted bonding is hydrogen bonding
Hexoses (6-carbon sugar) 1. glucose 2. fructose 3. galactose
What do not dissolve in water? lipids
Lipids are a diverse group of structures, but they all have one thing in common--that is: none of them dissolve in water
A fat molecule is formed when glycerol combines with 3 fatty acids. This synthesis reaction involves: dehydration
We hear a lot about saturated and unsaturated fats. Which of the following statements aree true of unsaturated fatty acids? they have double bonds
Steroids contain 4 fused carbon rings. Which of these compounds are steroids? (testosterone, estrogen, cholesterol, sucrose) testosterone, estrogen, cholesterol
The building blocks (monomers) of protein are: amino acids
Proteins have many important function in the body, one of those functions is an enzymes. What is the role of an enzyme? speed up chemical reactions
A peptide bond is a bond between which two groups present in amino acids? (-NH2 and ---COOH)and an amine group and an acidic group
The structure of proteins is critical to their proper function, and structure has 4 levels illustrated in the text. There are two typical arrangements of secondary structure, one of them is: an alpha helix
Both DNA and RNA are built of nucleotides. What are present in every nucleotide? phosphate (phosphoric acid), a pentose sugar, a nitrogen-containing base
Which of the following nitrogen containing bases is present in RNA, but not in DNA? uracil
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