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Science Mid-term exam
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preparing for science, chapter 1, punnet squares, chapter 2, chapter 3
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type of cell division that results in half the number of chromosomes as the original and allows for genetic variation
mitosis
neither A nor B
meiosis
both A & B
2
middle stem-like part of the pistil
anther
stigma
style
filament
3
How many independent variables should you test during a simple experiment
2
1
3
4
4
Type of cell division that results in 2 new cells and is responsible for making new body cells
meiosis
neither A nor B
both A & B
mitosis
5
organized way to address a problem
scientific method
hypothesis
data
control
6
a growth response of a plant toward or away from anything in its environment
thigmotropism
tropism
gravitropism
phototropism
7
In what language are scientific names written?
Spanish
English
Greek
Latin
8
characteristic that separates bacteria from all other organisms
no nucleus
single -celled
cell wall
they cannot move
9
cross between a homozygous recessive parent and heterozygous parent
TT x Tt
Tt x tt
TT x tt
Tt x Tt
10
Makes the plant's food by the process called photosynthesis
chromosomes
vacuole
chloroplasts
mitochondria
11
an organism whose cells have walls and nuclei, but no chloroplasts
animal
bacteria
fungus
plant
12
fibrous roots
monocot
dicot
13
organ system that transports oxygen rich blood cells throughout the body
circulatory
reproductive
digestive
excretory
14
The base of the pistil that contains ovules that contain egg cells
stigma
sepal
ovary
anther
15
using 3 different sized foam balls to represent Mars and its moons is an example of
collecting data
writing a procedure
controlled variable
making a model
16
system that provides support and movement for the body
skeletal/muscular
excretory
digestive
endocrine
17
single group of organisms that can reproduce among themselves
class
genus
species
order
18
net-like leaf veins
monocot
dicot
19
Which cross is between pure dominant and pure recessive parents?
Tt x Tt
TT x tt
TT x Tt
Tt x tt
20
Which cross is between 2 heterozygous parents?
Tt xTt
TT x Tt
TT x tt
Tt x tt
21
produces the pollen
stem
pistil
petals
stamen
22
part of the flower that helps protect the other parts and attracts animals for pollination
petal
pistil
stamen
sepal
23
characteristics that can be passed only from one living thing to its young
dominant
recessive
traits
genetics
24
Which cross will produce 2 short peas?
Tt x Tt
TT x Tt
TT x tt
Tt x tt
25
takes place when sperm cells from pollen grains enter ovules and join with egg cells
sori formation
fertilization
asexual reproduction
nectar production
26
The name of a group of plants whose seeds are not surrounded by a fruit
gymnosperms
angiosperms
ferns
mosses
27
identical alleles paired together for a specific trait
heterozygous
dominant
recessive
homozygous
28
structure made up of at least 2 types of tissues that work together to perform a specific job in the body
tissue
organ system
organ
organism
29
microscopic organisms that may have characteristics of plants, animals, or fungi
plant
animal
protist
bacteria
30
A possible answer or solution that can be tested
dependent variable
independent variable
hypothesis
data
31
sticky structure of a flower that captures the pollen grains that fall on it
stigma
stamen
anther
style
32
A wide-mouthed container used to transport, heat, or store substances
beaker
graduated cylinder
Erlenmeyer flask
test tube
33
plants that germinate, flower, make seeds, and die within one growing season
short - day
annual
long - day
perennial
34
a stronger trait that will show up in an organism even if only 1 factor for it is present
chromosome
recessive
gene
dominant
35
flowering vascular plant whose seeds are surrounded by a fruit
angiosperm
moss
fern
gymnosperm
36
Greek meaning of the word gymnosperm
covered seed
tiny plant
naked seed
cone bearing
37
animal with a backbone
fungus
protist
invertebrate
vertebrate
38
physical result of a gene combination
dominant
phenotype
genotype
recessive
39
Correct way to write the scientific name for the house cat
Felis Domesticus
Felis Domesticus
Felis domesticus
felis domesticus
40
the variable, in an experiment, that you change in order to see its effect
hypothesis
dependent
independent
data
41
part of flower that covers the bud and protects it as it develops
petal
stigma
sepal
stamen
42
Who is considered the Father of Genetics?
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
Robert Hooke
Gregor Mendel
Marie Curie
43
structures that carry an organism's genetic information
chromosomes
chloroplasts
vacuoles
mitochondria
44
variable that may or may not change during an experiment, the measured variable
neither dependent nor independent
dependent
independent
both dependent & independent
45
xylem transports
nutrients and food
water and nutrients
water and sugar
sugar
46
alleles paired together that are different from each other
genetics
heterozygous
traits
homozygous
47
an egg cell and sperm cell unite to form a single cell
sexual reproduction
neither A nor B
asexual reproduction
both A & B
48
stiff outer layer that surrounds and protects the cell and gives it shape
vacuole
chloroplast
cell wall
cell membrane
49
hair-like structures that help a paramecium "swim"
cilia
pseudopodium
arms
spores
50
A seed leaf that stores food for the embryo
stamen
pistil
cotyledon
ovary
51
where the pollen is produced in the stamen
ovary
stigma
sepal
anther
52
A human body cell has ____ chromosomes
23
92
13
46
53
a group of organisms that share major characteristics -first part of an organism's scientific name
phylum
genus
order
species
54
1 cotyledon
monocot
dicot
55
does not receive treatment during an experiment
dependent variable
independent variable
control
data
56
flower parts in 4s and 5s
monocot
dicot
57
group of organs that work together to perform a specific function
organism
organ system
cell
tissue
58
grid system used to determine possible genotypes of offspring
phenotype
genetics
Punnett square
genotype
59
pieces of DNA that carry all info passed from parent to offspring
genes
cell wall
chloroplasts
tissues
60
the genetic make-up, or combination, of an organism
dominant
phenotype
genotype
traits
61
phloem is a transport tissue in plants that transports
nutrients
water and nutrients
water
sugar
62
plants that return year after year
annual
short - day
long - day
perennial
63
1st thing you should do if an accident occurs in the lab
notify your teacher
clean it up
find emergency equipment
wash it with water
64
brain or control center of the cell
chromosomes
cytoplasm
vacuoles
nucleus
65
chemical that provides detailed instructions to the cell about every function of life
chloroplasts
genes
nucleus
DNA
66
process by which water leaves plants through the stomata
transpiration
respiration
tropism
photosynthesis
67
an organism starts life as
8 cells
4 cells
multi-celled
1 cell
68
7 levels of classification-starting with highest level
phylum-class-kingdom-order-genus-species-family
class-kingdom-phylum-order-species-genus-family
kingdom-phylum-class-order-family-genus-species
genus-species-order-class-family-phylum-kingdom
69
A stalk that connects the anther to the plant
sepal
filament
stigma
pistil
70
In which type of cell division is there replication of DNA?
mitosis
both A & B
meiosis
neither A nor B
71
A feature of an organism that helps it survive
adaptation
classification
scientific name
species
72
1st step in angiosperm reproduction
pollination
transporting
fertilization
flowering
73
The study of heredity
biology
science
genetics
chemistry
74
should state whether or not your hypothesis was or was not supported
conclusion
data
control
independent variable
75
cell control center
chromosome
vacuole
cell wall
nucleus
76
scattered vascular tissue
dicot
monocot
77
specialized cells with similar structure and functions
chromosomes
genes
organ
tissue
78
The sorting of things into groups of similar items
binomial nomenclature
adaptation
identification
classification
79
Which of these is not found in an animal cell?
cell walls & chloroplasts
DNA & mitochondria
nucleus and cytoplasm
cell membrane & vacuoles
80
female reproductive organ of the flower
stamen
pistil
anther
petal
81
narrow-mouthed container used to transport, heat, or store substances, often used when a stopper is required
beaker
Erlenmeyer flask
test tube
pan balance
82
structure containing cells that can grow to become new plants without joining with other cells
spores
ovules
mosses
eggs
83
part of the cell where energy is produced
cell membrane
mitochondria
nucleus
vacuoles
84
describes a weaker trait that will show up in an organism only if no factor for the dominant trait is present
recessive
characteristics
allele
gene