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Chapter 1 Biology Review
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An adaptation is
The variety of life within an area
Inherited trait that allows an organism to succeed.
Chemical process of breaking down materials.
The genetic change in populations over many generations
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An ecosystem is a collection of
All living things in an area
All living and nonliving things in an environment
All non-living things in an environment
All related systems in an organism
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The basic unit of life is
A molecule
DNA
The cell
The atom
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Metabolism is
The ability of a species to change over time
The ability of living things to process sugar into energy
The basic unit of life
The ability of an organism to respond to its environment
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Biology is
The study of Earth
Annoying
The study of cells
The study of life
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Scientists want to study how oil spills affect aquatic plant growth. What's the DV?
Amount of oil spilled
How much the plants grow when exposed to oil.
The plants that aren't exposed to the oil
How long the measurements are taken
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Homeostasis is
Highly organized into systems
The basic unit of life
The ability to maintain constant internal conditions
A type of data that indicates the quality of something
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A hypothesis is
An educated statement
A testable guess
An educated guess
A testable statement
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Single-celled organisms (bacteria, etc) are
Highly organized
All of the above
Able to maintain homeostasis
Made of cells
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The first step of the scientific method is to
Make an observation or identify a problem
Form a conclusion
Develop a hypothesis
Analyze data
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What happens if your body can't maintain homeostasis?
You develop additional adaptations
You get mildly sick but it's not a huge issue
Serious medical situation and possibly death
Nothing happens
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What is the Biosphere?
The study of life
The ability to maintain stable internal conditions
All living things and their ecosystems
Variety of life, greater closer to the equator
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Quantitative data includes
Mass
Odors
Sounds
Colors
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Why is reproduction a characteristic that all living things share?
Because living things are highly organized into systems
It's not.
It's necessary for a species to continue and not go extinct
Not all living things reproduce
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Qualitative data includes
Numbers
Odors
Mass
Temperatures
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Why do scientists have a control group in an experiment?
They like doing extra work
They have something to compare their results to
They need variables that stay the same during the experiment
They don't use control groups
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The item in an experiment that's NOT tested on so you have something to compare your results to
Dependent Variable
Control group
Independent variable
Constant
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What changes based on the independent variable in an experiment?
Constant
Dependent Variable
Hypothesis
Control Group
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Evolution is
A group of organisms that can interbreed
The ability of populations to change over time
A genetic trait that allows an organisms to be successful
The ability to change food into energy
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Animals get their energy from
Consuming other organisms
Chemicals
Photosynthesis
The sun
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An example of homeostasis in our bodies is
pH
All of the above
Temperature
Blood sugar
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Scientists want to look at diversity of birds during different times of year. What's the IV?
The different times of the year
The location of the bird watching
The tools the scientist uses
Biodiversity of birds
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The height of a bean plant is measured daily for 2 weeks. What would be a constant?
Two week time period
Amount of sunlight
Bean height
A plant that's not tested on