Bio 4 Jeopardy Template

Nature of science	Biochemisitry	Ecology PT 1	Ecology PT 2	Cell structures and funtion
100 What is wanting to ensure that the variable you're testing is the one responsible for the results you observe? The importance of only using one variable in an experiment	100 What is carbon? The element found in all organisms	100 What is the inputs of one are the outputs of the other Why photodynthesis and Cellular respiration are often reffered to as a cycle.	100 What is Planting more trees/plants, use of alternative fuels—biofuels, organic farming with more biodiversity, having less children that will use less resources on Earth? Examples of humans positivley involved in carbon cycle (name 2)
200 What is Question, Hypothosis, Experiment/Procedure, collect data, anylaze data, Draw conclusions & Communicate findings? Steps of scientific method	200 What is nucleotide and storing/transferring genetic information? Nucleic monomer and function	200 What is Nitrogen, Water, and Carbon cycles? Main 3 biochemical cycles	200 What is deforestation, combustion, factory farming? Examples of humans negativley invonvled in carbon cycle (name 2)	200 What is a. ALL living things are made of cells b. Cells are the smallest unit of life c. Cells come from existing cells 3 parts of cell therory
300 What is organization? Muscles made of basic units, which allow the muscle to work.	300 What is Enzymes and increase reaction rates by lowering activation energy needed to start a reaction? The type of protien that would speed up a chemical reation and how	300 What is Where it lives, what it eats, who it interacts with? What makes up a organism's niche	300 What is Mutulaism- relationship where two organisms of different species "work together" and each benefit from the relationship parisitsm- relationship between two species in which one benefits at the expense of the other (sometimes killing the host) Def of mutualism and parasitism	300 Nucleus, Rough ER, Golgi body, ribosomes Organelles that make protien in cell
400 What is dependent= being measured independent= tested? The difference between dependednt and independent	400 What is Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Sulfur (Chonps)? 6 main elements found in all living things	400 What is 1. Tertiary Consumer 2. Secondary Consumer 3. Primary Consumer 4. Primary Producer 5. Decomposer Food pyramid 1-5	400 What is relationship between two species in which one species obtains food or benefits from the other species (without harming or benefiting them) Def of commensalism	400 What isCell (smallest unit of life) → Tissue (cells working together) → Organ (tissues working together) → Organ System (organs working together) → Organism (organ systems working together) hierarchy and organization of multicellular organisms
500 What are metabolism, adaption, reproduction, orginization, Growth & development, homeostasis? 6 characteristics of life	500 What is fatty acids, glycerol and structure, energy, insulation, waterproofing, hormones? Lipids monomer and function	500 What is atoms, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms, populations, communities, ecosystem, and biosphere? Hierarchy of biological organization starting with atoms and going up to biosphere. (HINT- 10)	500 What is LImiting factors.... Density-dependent:depend on the size of the population and Density-independent: do NOT depend on the size of the population Density dependent vs density independent and what type of factor they are	500 What is Diffusion- Movement of particles from high to low concentration without energy Facilitated Diffusion- Movement of particles through a transport protein (remember- facilitate means to help) Active Transport- movement of particles from low of higher concentration with energy /differentiation between Facilitated diffusion, diffusion and active transport.

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