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Wizard Workshops
Creation
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Round 1
Final
Challenge
Round 2
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The
Cell
Energy
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DNA
Heredity
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Ecosystems
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Which method would allow a biologist to view
the site of food production in a plant cell?
a. use a microscope to view the chloroplasts
b. use a microscope to view the mitochondria
c. use a magnifying glass to view the
chloroplasts
d. use a magnifying glass to view the
mitochondria
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Which measurement units best describe the
size relationship of cells to organs?
a. centimeters to meters
b. meters to millimeters
c. millimeters to micrometers
d. micrometers to centimeters
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Cell Structure in an Organism
Structure
Present or Absent?
Cell Wall
Absent
Chloroplasts
Absent
DNA
Present
Mitochondria
Present
Nucleus
Present
According to the table, how should this
organism be classified?
a. bacteria
b. plant
c. animal d. virus
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Coyote
Grass
Rabbit
Which statement correctly describes how energy
flows among the above organisms in a prairie food
chain?
a.
b.
c.
d.
Energy flows from the coyote to the rabbit to
the grass.
Energy flows from the grass to the rabbit to the
coyote.
Energy flows from the rabbit to both the
coyote and grass.
Energy flows from both the grass and the
coyote to the rabbit.
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An energy pyramid for an ecosystem is shown below.
Energy Pyramid
Level 4
Level 3
Level 2
Level 1
The producers in the ecosystem produce 25,000,000 kilocalories
per year. How much energy is most likely available to the
organisms in Level 2 of the pyramid?
a. 250,000 kilocalories per year
b. 2,500,000 kilocalories per year
c. 25,000,000 kilocalories per year
d. 250,000,000 kilocalories per year
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Molly grew four bean plants in pots with the same soil and provided
each with an equal amount of light. She gave each plant different
amounts of the reactants involved in photosynthesis. She then
measured the amount of gas produced by each plant and their
increase in height over a few weeks.
An independent variable in Molly’s experiment is the amount of
a. water given to each plant.
b. height gained by each plant.
c. oxygen produced by each plant.
d. carbon dioxide produced by each plant.
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Genetic material is classified according
to the function it performs. Which term
describes a segment of DNA that codes
for an inherited trait?
a. gene
b. codon
c. genome
d. chromosome
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Feather color in certain chickens is a wellknown model of codominance. Black feather
color (B) is codomiant with white feather color
(W). Heterozygous individuals (BW) have both
black and white feathers and appear speckled.
What possible offspring would result from a
cross between two speckled chickens?
a. only speckled
b. white or speckled
c. black or speckled
d. black, white, or speckled
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In a certain rodent species, the allele for rough coat
(R) is dominant to the allele for smooth coat (r). The
Punnett square below shows a cross between roughcoated and smooth-coated individuals.
R
r
r
Rr
rr
r
Rr
rr
If a heterozygous offspring from above is crossed
with another heterozygous individual, what is the
probability that their offspring will have a smooth
coat?
a. 25%
b. 50 %
c. 75%
d. 100%
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In a certain group of lab mice, black fur
is dominant and brown fur is recessive.
If two heterozygous mice mate and
produce 16 offspring, how many of the
offspring will probably have brown fur?
a. 0
b. 4
c. 8
d. 12
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A certain disease in humans is a recessive
trait (n) while the normal condition is dominant
(N). The Punnett square below shows the
genotype for a couple that wants to have a
child.
N
n
N
n
What is the probability that the couple’s child
will inherit the disease?
a. 0%
b. 25%
c. 50%
d. 100%
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Experiment
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Classify
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Observe
Animal
Measure
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Populations
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“Protein Synthesis”
Final
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Steps in making a protein
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