| A | B |
|---|
| Chemical Class of glucose | Carbohydrate |
| Chemical class of nucleotide | Nucleic Acid |
| Chemical class of enzyme | Protein |
| Chemical class of starch | Carbohydrate |
| Reactants of the chemical equation 2Na + Cl2-2NaCl | Both 2Na and Cl2 |
| What a fatty acid chain bent in the middle contains | Double Bonds |
| A strong bond formed between atoms because of attraction due to the differing electrical charges | Ionic Bond |
| Example of an organic compound | C5H12 |
| Molecule used to make cell membranes and provide insulation | Lipid |
| pH solution that acts like a living tissue | Solution C (Basic) |
| Not true of water | High specific heat |
| Traits of Water | Excellent solvent, high surface tension, low heat of vaporization, high cohesion |
| How a buffer of carbonic acid will respond if blood is too acidic | reaction will go to the left |
| One atom donates an electron and another accepts it | Ionic Bonding |
| Folding of a long chain of amino acids to produce a 3-D shape due to disulfide bonds | Tertiary Structure |
| Traits of Enzymes | Acts as catalyst, can be used over and over, usually reacts with only one substance, living organisms contain many enzymes |
| What happens to nitrogen when it moves through the ecosystem | Stays the same |
| What a scientist knows if two animals are in the same order | Same class |
| Cladograms | Used to show evolutionary relationships, used to show common ancestors |
| The taxonomic category analogous to large limbs coming off the trunk if the kingdom is analogous to the trunk of the tree | Phylum |
| Why bacteria can survive harsh environments for long periods of time | Form endospores |
| Organism that produces a red tide which produces a harmful neurotoxin that kills fish | Dinoflagellates |
| Organsim that produces a plasmodium that can creep and crawl over things like an amoeba; will act as one giant cell and contains numerous nuclei | Slime Mold |
| What group of organisms a scientist would most likely find sampling water from a geyser | Domain Archae |
| When the depth of field is larger | Low Power |
| Something an ecologist would study | Effect of nest parasites on the number of young that would fledge that nest |
| What to use when focusing the low power | Coarse adjustment, then fine adjustment |
| What bryophytes probably evolved from | Green Algae |
| The first land plants | Bryophytes |
| Characteristics of pioneer species | Grow in nutrient-poor soil, disperse seeds easily, grow at a rapid rate |
| What forms when two gametes meet in fertilization of a plant | Zygote |
| Most successful land plant group | Plants using a seed covered with fruit |
| The function of endosperm tissue | Supply energy for the plant embryo |
| Climax Community in Virginia | Oak and maple trees |
| How the cell will obtain more glucose if it has a 15% concentration and the water surrounding has a 10% | Active Transport |
| Direction Protein Diffusion occurs | No movement of protein |
| What a cell would use to send a hormone quickly from one cell to another in tissue | Gap Junctions |
| What helps to keep cells in tissue layers together | Tight Junctions and Desmosomes |
| What all cells contain | Ribosomes |
| Why a carbohydrat | j |
