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Atom used to build the mass of a plant
Plants get the majority of their mass from the
Sweating is an example of an animal adaption to changes in their environment, or
Photo (in photosynthesis) means
Plants absorb this out of the air to do photosynthesis
Plants absorb this in their roots
Stored energy in plants
Waste gas released from plants
The ingredients in a reaction
What is made from a reaction
Occurs in both plants and animals
Photosynthesis and cellular respiration follow the Law of Conservation of Mass (T/F)
Waste gas released from animals
Chemical form of glucose
Animals release this waste molecule of cellular respiration in the form of urine.
Plants and animals use this from the air to do cellular respiration
Useable energy for plants and animals
The process in which animals break down food to get energy

the reigon of negative charge surrounding the nucleus
an ion that has more protons then electrons
no overall charges
an atom that gained or has lost an electron
a substance made up of only one type of atom
an alloy of iron and carbon
a surface that repels water
a substance that releases hydrogen iron into an aqueous solution
a substance that releases hydroxide ions
containing more than one atom
one-billionth of a metre
the basic unit in a polymer
a molecule made of repeating units formed into long chains
carbon fibres or polymer fibres embedded in a plastic matrix
a tiny cylinder of of carbon atoms are 100 nm long
a rustless alloy of steel that includes chromium and nickels
a mixture of base metal and small amounts of other metal
the number of protons in a nucleus
a pure substance that is made up of two or more different types of atoms chemically joined
a grid like structure of atoms or ions in which each particle is bounded to all of its neighbouring atoms
shatters if hit

Popsicle Sticks
Safety Goggles
Rubber Gloves
Rubber Bands
Observations
Experiments
Conclusions
Procedures
Hypothesis
Materials
Projects
Catapult
Analysis
Question
Vinegar
Pumpkin
Predict
Purpose
Safety
Apron
Water
Glue
Coke
Oil

hydroelectric
electrolysis
electrical
footprint
chemical
friction
generate
hydrogen
molecule
negative
positive
kinetic
nuclear
carbon
fossil
moving
oxygen
source
light
solar
sound
tidal
water
atom
bond
coal
form
fuel
heat
wind
gas
oil

All the bio-chemical reactions in the human body
The breakdown of Larger molecules to smaller molecules
The build up of larger molecules to smaller molecules
allows specific molecules and ions to pass through the membrane
Binds to specific molecules temporarily enabling them to cross the membrane
Catalyse specific reactions
when the active site changes shape to better fit the substrate
binds to the active site preventing the substrate from binding
binds away from the active site to change the shape of the active site
When the end product inhibits an enzyme that helped create it
Where enzyme reactions take place
The first stage of respiration
Where glycolysis takes place in the cell
net gain in ATP molecules from one glucose during glycolysis
Final product of glycolysis
second stage of respiration
Where citric acid cycle stakes place in the cell

Independent variable
Scientific Method
Quantitative
Observation
Qualitative
Conclusion
Experiment
Hypothesis
Emperical
Reasoning
Analysis
constant
Evidence
Graphing
Question
variable
Theory
Claim
Data
Fact

bunsen burner
microbiology
electricity
experiment
geophysics
hypothesis
laboratory
astronomy
chemistry
evolution
scientist
chemical
molecule
particle
variable
biology
control
element
gravity
measure
mineral
observe
zoology
beaker
energy
fossil
matter
volume
phase
atom
cell
data
laws
mass

I am a testable prediction
I am the scientific study of thoughts feelings and behaviours
Any observable action made by a living person
Ideas or opinions created by thinking
An emotional state or reactions
The variable manipulated by the experimenter
The mental process of organising sensations into meaningful patterns
An expert in psychology that does not prescribe drugs to patients
A medical practitioner specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness
A person who influenced psychology
A variable (often denoted by y) whose value depends on that of another
The entire group of individuals to be studied.
A subset of the population being studied.
A method of procedure that has characterized natural science since the 17th century, consisting in systematic observation, measurement, and experiment, and the formulation, testing, and modification of hypotheses.
The word Psych can mean
Any variable other than the IV that causes a change in the DV (there is an attempt to control these)

in 1675 he was the first person to observe
permeable boundary between the cell and the external
proteins made by the rough ER travel to the Golgi in sacks
biggest cell
smallest cell
degrade hydrogen peroxide and toxic compound that can be produced during metabolism
storage center of the cells DNA
converts energy stored in food into energy for work
gives temporary storage wastes water and nutrients
receives proteins from the rER and the distributes them to other organelles
plays a major role in mitosis
a support system for organelles, maintains cell shapes
the location of proteins synthesis
which piece of technology was instrumental in the development of the cell theory
boundary that surrounds the plant cell outside of the membrane
is involed in the synthesis of lipids and is not covered with ribosomes
intracellular highway
makes large amounts of proteins and covered in ribosomes
breaks down food particles
living things are made up of one or more (blank)
contains salt minerals and organic molecules
is chloroplasts in animal cells? (yes or no)
which scientist found that all plants are made of cells
are vacuoles larger in plant or animal cells?
the cell membrane is also called....

Term for the physical features that came from your genetics
Term for the two letters that represent the traits
Two identical alleles of a particular gene
Two different alleles of a particular gene
The gene that over takes more than the other
The gene that only shows if there are two of them
deoxyribonucleic acid
Ribonucleic acid
XY Chromosomes
XX Chromosomes
A strand of DNA wrapped around proteins
An array of all the Chromosomes found in and organism
The cell that is formed when two gametes are fused
A structure within the cell that contains genetic material
A molecule that catalyzes a chemical reaction
A basic unit of heredity