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Midterm
JEOPARDY
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Scope Scope of of
BiologyBiology
SciencScience Of Of
BiologyBiology
ChemicalChemicalBasis ofBasis of
LifeLife
The The BiosphereBiosphere
PopulationsPopulationsCommunity Community
EcologyEcology
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Scope of Biology100
•All the parts of Earth inhabited by living things
A: What is the Biosphere?
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Scope of Biology200
A: What is an organism?
•A squirrel and an oak tree are an example of these
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Scope of Biology300
A: What is a cell?
•Life’s basic unit of structure and function
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Scope of Biology400
A: What is a species?
•Each distinct form of life
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Scope of Biology500
A: What is population?
Term used for a localized group of organisms belonging to the same species
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Science of Biology100
A: What is quantitative data?
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Data that uses measurements.Ex: measurements of a plant’s growth over a two-week period
Science of Biology200
A: What is a DISCOVERY SCIENCE?
The type of science that Jane Goodall studied when observing the chimpanzees
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Science of Biology300
A: What is a hypothesis?
A logical conclusion based on an
observation
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Science of Biology400
A: What is observation?
The first step of hypothesis-based science
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Science of Biology500
A: What is an inference?
Thinking that someone is at the door when you hear the bell ring is an example of this
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The four most common elements in all living things
Chemical Basis of Life100
A: What are carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen?
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Chemical Basis of Life 200
A: What is a compound?
A substance formed from two or more elements
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Chemical Basis of Life 300
A: What is the nucleus?
Contains protons and neutrons within an atom
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Chemical Basis of Life 400
A: What is an isotope?
A charged atom
When an atom gains or loses an electron
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Chemical Basis of Life 500
A: What is higher density?
The reason why ice floats on water
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The Biosphere100
A: What is a desert?
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The biome with the least amount of water
The Biosphere200
A: What are abiotic factors?
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The nonliving part of the ecosystemEx: water, soil, air, sun
The Biosphere300
A: What are ponds and lakes?
Standing water ecosystems
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The Biosphere400
A: What is ecosystem?
Largest level of ecological study
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The Biosphere500
A: What are microclimates?
Climate conditions in a small area that differe significantly from the climate of the surrounding areas?
Ex: area underneath a rotting log
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Populations, Community Ecology
100
A: What is exponential growth?
When a population multiplies by a constant factor at constant time intervals
Ex: Bacterial growth
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Populations, Community Ecology
200
A: What is mutualism?
The symbiotic relationship between a flower and an insect
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Populations, Community Ecology
300
A: What is population density?S2C06 Jeopardy Review
The number of organisms in a particular areaEx: number of bacteria per square millimeter
Populations, Community Ecology
400
A: What are limiting factor?
A condition in the environment that can restrict a population’s growth
Ex: space, food, mate
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Populations, Community Ecology
500
A: What is predation?
An interaction in which one organism captures and feeds on another organism
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