Anything that has mass and takes up space

Mixture of two or more substances

Applying scientific and mathematic principles to solve problems

Using numbers to measure something

Explanation of an observed phenomenon

What changes in our experiment as a result of our change

A statement based on repeated experimental observation

Organic molecules that make up all organisms

Larger structure made of monomers

Anything we build or make, meeting human needs through scientific discovery

Doesn’t dissolve easily in water

The multiple polymer of monosaccharides

What we change in the investigation

Broad concept or principle, patterns in nature

The smallest part of an element

Resists the action of an external force

Something that has been proven correct, a verifiable observation

studbud

Biology Basics Vocabulary

28 termsStudBud Administration3 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards28 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 28

Answers

1
Matter
Anything that has mass and takes up space
Astronauts
Engineering for technology
Research, design and print
2
Monosaccharide
The monomer for carbohydrates
An example of a sugary food
3
Solution
An answer to problems
Mixture of two or more substances
4
Solute
What does the dissolving
What gets dissolved
5
An example of something that is qualitative
4 feet long
6 feet under
five centimetres
The sky is blue
6
Engineering
Developing an experiment to test the durability of nature
Applying scientific and mathematic principles to solve problems
Changing the process of an experiment
Applying scientific knowledge to our hypothesis
7
Quantitative
Using our hypothesis to validate our conclusion
Using numbers to measure something
Using words to convey something
Something that comes in a large quantity
8
Solvent
Can’t dissolve
Does the dissolving
9
Theory
Hypothesis
The opposite of hypothesis
Conclusion
Explanation of an observed phenomenon
10
Experimental group
What we use to determine the quality
The ones that don’t change
Groups being tested
Groups that stay the same
11
Monomer
Small, basic sub-units
The largest structure of a macromolecule
12
Dependent variable
Why we breathe
What changes in our experiment as a result of our change
The opposite of independent
How fast someone can run
13
Principle
An observation
An opinion
The experimental variables
A statement based on repeated experimental observation
14
Macromolecules
Organic molecules that make up all organisms
The food we eat
15
Cell
What goes into an atom
The most basic living organism
16
Constants
What stays the same
What we do continuously
What we ignore
What we change
17
Polymer
Larger structure made of monomers
Smallest being of an organism
18
Technology
An iPad
What we use to determine if the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
What isn’t taken from nature
Anything we build or make, meeting human needs through scientific discovery
19
Qualitative
Describes quantities
How little of something there is
Describes qualities
How much of something there is
20
Hydrophobic
Polar
Doesn’t dissolve easily in water
21
Control group
The same group as before
The group that changes
The group that isn’t a group
The group that stays the same
22
Polysaccharide
The opposite of monosaccharide
The multiple polymer of monosaccharides
23
Independent variable
A result of the change
What does it’s own production
What we change in the investigation
What we can’t do
24
Law
Incorrect answer
And order
Not valid
Broad concept or principle, patterns in nature
25
Atom
The largest cell organism
The smallest part of an element
26
Hydrophilic
Non-polar
Polar
27
Surface tension
Resists the action of an external force
The water line
28
Fact
A hypothesis
False
Something that has been proven correct, a verifiable observation
An opinion

Biology Basics Vocabulary Flashcards | StudBud