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| Organisms with 2 or more cells are called what? unicellular or multicellular organisms? | multicellular organisms |
| Scientist call all living things (unicellular and mulitcellular) what? matter or organisms? | organism |
| Biology is the study of what? animals or life? | life |
| Our basic unit of structure and function is what? an organ or a cell? | a cell |
| An American beauty rose is a specific form of a flower. An American beauty rose is a what? a species or domain? | species |
| Which is the largest level of organization that includes all of the other levels? tissue? organism? or a cell? | organism |
| Which is the largest level of organization? biosphere? ecosystem or population? | biosphere |
| Which is smaller a molecule, atom or subatomic particles? | subatomic particles |
| What do you call organisms of the SAME species in one area called? a ecosystem? a species? a population? | population |
| What do you call all the organisms living in a specific area? a community or and ecosystem? | community |
| The parts of the earth inhabited by living and non-living things is called what? ecosystems or communities? | ecosystems |
| All living thing living in an specific area is the definition of a community or a population? | community |
| The respiratory system in humans is an example of tissue or an organ system? | organ system |
| Stable internal conditions in an organism is called what? Homeostasis or equilibrium? | homeostasis |
| Cells in multicellular organisms that are similar and are specialized to form specific functions are tissues or organs? | tissues |
| Organs working together to perform a body function like breathing or digesting food is what? an organ system? or tissue? | organ system |
| If and then are part of what kind of statements? conclusion? analysis? or Hypothesis? | hypothesis |
| True or false? Hypothesis uses prior knowledge, educated guesses and inferences? | True |
| Information based on recorded data is what kind of data? quanitative or qualitative? | quanitative |
| Observed information (using your senses) is quanitative or qualitative data? | qualitative |
| CONTROLLED experiments isolate and test how many variables? | One |
| In scientific method... what is the first step? observation or question? | observation |
| If a hypothesis is tested and proved true over many different tests, time, experiments, etc. then the hypothesis may become what? | a theory |
| Each distinct form of life or type of organism is called what? a species or a cell? | species |
| Measuring how much a dog weighs over time in an experiment is called what? data collection or hypothesis writing? | data collection |
| Experiments that test the effects of a single variable is a controlled or uncontrolled experiment?: or controlled experiment? | controlled experiment |
| What is Biology? The study of __________? | life |
| Cell theory says that cells are the basis unit of what____________? | structure and function |
| Cell theory says that all living things come from what____________? | pre-existing cells |
| Cell theory says that all living thing have what________? | cells |
| All the organisms in a specific ecosystem is the population? or the community? | community |
| All the living and nonlIving elements (rocks, water, etc.) in an area are called what? community or its ecosystem? | ecosystem |
| True or false? A hypothesis must be able to be tested? | true |
| A group of organisms belonging to the same species, living in the same place at the same time is called what? a population or a community? | population |
| Cells having different jobs in an organism is specialization? or differenation? | specialization |
| Which is an example of discovery science? Goodall observation of apes or measuring the amount of water needed by plants? | Jane Goodall's observations of apes in the wild |
| The variable controlled by the experimenter is the independent or dependent variable? | independent variable |
| A student who doesn't freak out when the bell rings at school anymore is an example of what? habituation or operant conditioning? | habituation |
| What happens when a duck imprints with a human being? | It will follow the human being |
| Pavlov's experiment is an example of what? operant or classical conditioning? | classical conditioning |
| Play behaviors required for survival later is called what? insight or play behavior? | play behavior |
| Dependent variable are recorded on the x or y axis? | x axis |
| What is the inherited information on DNA called? | genes |
| What is the difference between prokaryote and eurkaryote cells. | Prokaryotes have no nucleus |
| Responding without previous knowledge like using a ruler to get a ball from under a cabinant or a octopus opening a container its never seen before is an example of insight or imprinting? | insight |
| Trial and error or learning what not to do because of learned consequences is operant or classical conditioning? | operat conditioning |
| Rewards and punishment are part of operant or classical conditioning? | classical conditioning |
| When someone learns not to respond because they learned it was not threatening, is this insight or habituation? | habituation |
| Do you know your metrics system? | yes.... no... maybe |
| Do you know your parts of a microscope? | no? then you should review it too. |
