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Lab Safety
Lab Tools
Scientific
Method
Measureme Characteris
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tics of Life
Microscop
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Themes of
Biology
Matter
Solutions
Chemical
Reactions
Carbon
Macromole
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Final Jeopardy
Proteins
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Peptide or polypeptide
This describes the type of
bond that hold monomers of
proteins together.
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Goggles
Describes a lab tool that is
worn to protect the eyes
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teacher
This is the person who cleans
up broken glass
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Food/drinks
This is something that must
never be brought into lab
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Code one
This describes a statement
that is to be made if someone
is injured
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wafting
This describes the technique
for smelling a substance in
the lab
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Test tube
question
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Erlenmeyer flask
question
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balance
The tool you use to measure
mass of an object
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meniscus
This is the point where you
measure a liquid using a
graduated cylinder
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Slide cover
When someone makes a wet
mount slide they place water,
the specimen and this onto
the slide
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Perform the experiment
This describes the step of the
SM where observations and
recordings are made
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hypothesis
Describes an educated guess
based on past knowledge
about a problem
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conclusion
This is the step of the SM
where a hypothesis is either
accepted or rejected
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theory
This describes a statement
that has been tested many
times with the same results
each time
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variable
The thing being tested in the
experiment is called this.
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gram
Standard SI unit for mass
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celsius
Standard SI unit for
temperature
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France
The country that the metric
system originated
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yard
The name for the distance
from tip of King Henry’s
nose to his hand
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KHDUDCM
The pneumonic device for all
of the prefixes in order is this.
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Reproduction
Describes how new life is
made
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Organization
A cell to tissue to organ to
organsim is an example of
this
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Homeostasis
Describes maintaining an
internal environment that is
stable
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metabolism
The total amount of chemical
reactions in an organism
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cells
All living things are made up
of these
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base
When carrying a microscope
you always carry it by its arm
and this.
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Coarse adjustment knob
This moves the stage up and
down
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Lowest power
The setting that an observing
begins on to view an object
on the microscope
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Diaphragm
This is the part of the
microscope that is just
beneath the stage
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resolution
This term describes how clear
the object appears
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heredity
This describes when traits are
passed from parents to
offspring
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evolution
This describes when a
population changes over time
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organelles
All cells are made of these
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eukaryota
The domain which describes
animals
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answer
This describes the domain
who’s name means ancient
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matter
This describes all things that
have mass and take up space
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atom
This describes the smallest
particle that still retains all of
the properties of the element
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isotope
Atoms of the same element
that have different number of
neutrons are described as this.
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Covalent bond
This is a type of chemical
bond where electrons are
shared
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products
After a chemical reaction has
occurred the newly formed
substances are often called
this.
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solute
This term describes the salt in
salt water
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solvent
This describes the water in
salt water
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concentration
The amount of solute that is
contained in a solution is
described as this
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polarity
Fats don’t dissolve in water
because of this property of
water
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Hydrogen bond
This describes the type of
bond that holds water
together
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enzyme
This is a catalysts that speeds
up reactions in the body
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reactants
The substances that you have
before an chemical reaction
takes place
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Energy level
Atoms want to bond because
they want this to be filled
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Activation energy
This describes the amount of
energy required to start a
chemical reaction
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answer
This is the number of
electrons that can be found in
nd
the 2 energy level of an
atom
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organic
This is the term that describes
all living things made of
carbon
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This describes the number of
electrons that carbon has in
its second energy level
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unsaturated
Carbon chains that have
double bonds in them are
known as this type of fat
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rings
Carbon has the ability to form
branches, chains, and also
this shape
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4
In a double bond, there are
this many electrons
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proteins
Amino acids are the building
block for this
macromolecules
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carbohydrate
Starch is an example of this
macromolecule
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ADP
When cells need energy they
change ATP into this
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Active site
This is the location where the
enzyme and the substrate
meet
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hydrolysis
This describes a reaction
where water is produced
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condensation
This describes a reaction
where water is used up or
dehydrated
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Lipid
Steroids are an example of
this macromolecule
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5 ring sugar
A nucleotide is made of a
phosphate group, a nitrogen
base and this
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