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The first step of the Scientific Method is__________.
When you have an educated guess, you have created a_________?
An_______________ is needed to test your hypothesis.
Last step of the scientific method is_______________?
When you observe something you_____________ it.
After observing something you_____________ the data.
You can create charts and___________.
__________ steps are easy to ready.
Scottish bacteriologist______________ _____________ discovered penicillin in 1928.
Looking at information before recording it.
Chooses what can enter and exit the cell.
Tough outer layer of a cell membrane in most cells is_________.
The________ makes a tough, flexible, waterproof enclosure for a cell.
____________ cells that look like bacterial cells less complex and lack organelles
Controls cell processes with DNA, the genetic information
Tiny dots that make protein
Small sacks that contain digestive enzymes used to break down foods, worn out cell parts, or undesirable
Used for storage of a huge range of substances each as water, nutrients, wastes, etc.
Filled with the green pigment chlorophyll where sunlight is used to create sugars by photosynthesis
Process by which plants, some bacteria, and protist use sunlight to make sugar?
Photosynthesis usually occur green using green pigment _____________
Converts this sugar into ATP, the ‘fuel’ used by all living organisms
Compound which absorbs light
Water + carbon-> Light -> Glucose + oxygen is the formula to
Glycolysis has _____ ATP
Cellular Respiration can be ________________
Sugar + Oxygen -> ATP -> Carbon + Oxygen is formula to
Radiation from the sun that can be seen by the Human eye
It is _____________ that only 10% of photosynthesis occurs in plants
A process where cells divide to create two identical cells

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