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How does the mistery box represent the process of science - ANSWER-*You never
know what you are testing
*Trial and error
*You always find out new information
*you make predictions, observations and often make a model
(scientific model)
What are the six habits of mind that guide our work in this class ( U-ABC-IT)? -
ANSWER-*Use evidance
*Ask questions
*Be skeptical
*Cultivate wonder
*Identify Confusion
*Think like a biologist
What are common functions of living things?
function= what something is doing - ANSWER-*Move
*Transfer energy
*Reproduce
*Grow
*Sense
*Respire/ Exchange Gases
*ExcreteWaste

, Which of the following are considered to be alive?prions, yeast, viruses, proteins,
bacteria, DNA, candles, chemical reactions, water - ANSWER-*Yeast is a living
organism , its made from cells
*bacteria are single cell living organism's
What is the cell theory of living things? - ANSWER-*A structure- based definition of
living things
*Living things made up of one or more cells
*building blocks of living things (organisms).
What are common structures of living things?
Structure= what something is made of - ANSWER-*Cells
*Atoms
*Electrons
*Molecules
*Tissues
*Organs
*Organelles
How would you determine an unknown specimen to determine if it's living? - ANSWER-
*Move
*Transfer energy
*Reproduce
*Grow
*Sense
*Respire/ Exchange Gases
*ExcreteWaste
How are Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells similar - ANSWER-genetic material,
membrane, cell, ribosomes
How are prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells different? - ANSWER-*Prokaryotic cells come
before the nucleus, usually smaller, single cell, no membrane- bound organelles
*Eukaryotic cells are usually bigger, Has multi-cellular, contains membrane bound
organelles and nucleus
What kinds of organisms are prokaryotes? - ANSWER-bacteria, archae
What kinds of organisms are eukaryotes? - ANSWER-humans, plants, yeast (fungus),
amoeba (protist)
What is the Endosymbiotic Theory of the origins eukaryotes? - ANSWER-Endo= Inside
Symbiotic= Life working together.
What is the evidence for this theory? - ANSWER-#1 Mitochondria and chloroplasts
have ribosomes
similar to the ribosomes
in bacteria (prokaryotes)
#2 Mitochondria and chloroplasts
have circular DNA
similar to the circular DNA
in bacteria (prokaryotes)
Who is Lynn Margulis? - ANSWER-American biologist whose serial endosymbiotic
theory of eukaryotic cell development revolutionized the modern concept of how life
arose on Earth

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