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| 36. What's the difference between prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells? |
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Prokaryotic = no nucleus [image] |
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| 32. What is the function of Mitochondrian? |
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| 35. What is the function of chloroplast? |
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| 31. I can explain how temperaure changes the enzymes shape. |
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| 30. I can define active site |
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Active site is where substrate binds [image] |
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| 29. I can define substrate |
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the substance acted upon by an enzyme. |
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| 39. What are the organelles contained in all cells? |
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| DNA, cell membrane, cytoplasm, ribosomes |
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| 41. What is the difference between between a plant cell and animal cell? |
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| Yes, plant cells are more complex |
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| 43. Why are cells so small? |
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| Smaller cell is better surface area to volume |
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| 44. I can identify the types of transport that do not need energy |
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| 45.I can predict the effect of a hypertonic solution on cells and cell size. |
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| 46. I can predict the effect of a hypotonic solution on cells and cell size. |
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| 47. I can predict the effect of an isotonic solution on cells and cell size. |
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| 48. I can explain diffusion |
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| 49. I can expain active transport |
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| 51. I can explain where the chemical energy in sugar ultimately comes from. |
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| 63. I can explain what type of light produces the fastest rate of photosynthesis. |
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| 61. I can explain what happens to the levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide when photosynthesis is occurring. |
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| CO2 goes down when photosythesis occurs |
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| 60. I can identify the parts of plants where photosynthesis occurs. |
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| 59. I can identify the primary function of the Calvin Cycle. |
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| 58. I can identify the reactants of the Calvin Cycle. |
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| 56. I can explain the processes associated with Photosystem I and Photosystem II. |
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PI produces NADPH, an energy carrier needed in the Light Independent Reaction. While P II produces Oxygen and an electron used in P II. P1: NADPH p2: ATP
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| 55. I can explain where the oxygen gas released from photosynthesis comes from. |
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| 54. I can write out the chemical equation for photosynthesis. |
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| 6CO2 + 6H2O + Energy ® C6H12O6 + 6O2 |
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| 53. I can explain how different colored light affects the rate of photosynthesis. |
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| 52. I can explain what the results of photosynthesis are. |
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| 1.)I can define hypothesis and explain its major function in the scientific method. |
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| A hypothesis is a guess to explain a problem observed |
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| 2.)I can define control group. |
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| The group that doesn't get the elements and stays unchanged |
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| 3.)I can explain what a control group is used for in an experiment. |
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| 4.)I can identify extraneous variables in an experiment. |
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Extra variables that could effect the outcome of an experiment |
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| 13. I can use the number of valence electrons an atom has to predict the maximum number of bonds that atom can form. |
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| Well, the first ring has 2 so if the atom had 4 it would be able to have 6 bonds. |
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| 5.)I can explain how the control group differs from the experimental group(s) in an experiment. |
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| Experimental has test substances placed on them, unlike the control group. |
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| 12.)12. I can explain what happens to the charge of an atom when it gains or loses an electron. |
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| 14.)14. I can identify the reactants in a chemical equation. |
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REACTANTS + REACTANTS ----> PRODUCTS |
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| 15.)15. I can explain how hydrogen bonding occurs. |
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| Slightly positive bonded to slightly negative |
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| 16.)16. I can define organic compound. |
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| ANy compound dealing with Carbon |
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| 17.)I can identify the major function of carbohydrates. |
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I can identify the molecules needed to construct a DNA molecule. |
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| Nitrogenous base, 5carbon sugar, and phosphate group |
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| 20.) I can identify the building blocks of proteins. |
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| 21.) I can explain what happens to proteins when the sequence of their amino acids is changed. |
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| A different protein is formed |
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| 6.) I can identify the experimental and dependent variable in experiment. |
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Experimental- a variable whose values are independent of changes in the values of other variables
Dependent variable - The thing effected by what you did to change it, the experimental set up pretty much. |
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| 7.I can interperet a graph |
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| 8. I can explain how to properly use the compound light microscope |
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| 9.)I can explain how to calculate total magnification |
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| 10.) I can explain the relationship between magnification and the size of an image. |
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| Bigger magnification = bigger size |
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| 11.) I can explain the relationship between magnification and the area of the field of view |
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| Bigger magnification = smaller area of view |
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| I can identify the monomers and polymers of all four types of organic molecules |
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Carbohydrate: Monosaccharide --->Polysacharide
Lipid: Lipids (made of 3 fatty acids) ---> Triglyceride
Nucleic acids: Nucleotides ---> Nucleic acids
Proteins: Amino acid ----> Proteins |
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| 23.) I can explain how monomers are joined to form polymers |
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| 24.) I can define dehydration synthesis |
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| The opposite of polymerization, also called hydrolysis |
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25.) I can differentiate a saturated fatty acid from an unsaturated fatty acid by looking at a diagram |
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Saturated fatty acids do not contain any double bonds The term "saturated" refers to hydrogen, in that all carbons (apart from the carboxylic acid [-COOH] group) contain as many hydrogens as possible. Unsaturated - whose carbon chain possesses one or more double or triple bonds and hence can incorporate additional hydrogen atoms. [image] |
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| 26.) I can identify monosacharides by looking at a diagram. |
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| 27.) I can identify nucleotides by looking at a diagram |
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| The object that catalyzes, mostly proteins To modify, especially to increase, the rate of (a chemical reaction) |
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