University:
Boston University
Course:
CAS BI 107 | Biology 1
Academic year:

2023
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102

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27
Author:

Maximilian Carrillo

Science Jeopardy The Scientific Study of Life Biochemistry and Bonding Essential Molecules The Cell and its Organelles Cellular Mechanics 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 Final Jeopardy The Scientific Study of Life-100 • ANSWER: All living organisms in an ecosystem. • QUESTION: What is a community? The Scientific Study of Life-200 • ANSWER: Organisms of this kingdom are unicellular prokaryotes. • QUESTION: What is Kingdom Monera? The Scientific Study of Life-300 • ANSWER: The heritable trait that gives you the advantage due to natural selection. • QUESTION: What is an adaptation? The Scientific Study of Life-400 • ANSWER: These are the seven steps of the scientific process in order. • QUESTION: What are Observations, Questions, Hypotheses, Predictions, Tests, Conclusions, and Replication? The Scientific Study of Life-500 • ANSWER: The difference between a dependent and an independent variable and the axes that they represent. • QUESTION: The dependent variable is what is being measured (y-axis), the independent variable is held constant through the experiment (x-axis) Biochemistry and Bonding -100 • ANSWER: Water’s tendency to stick together. • QUESTION: What is cohesion? Biochemistry and Bonding -200 • ANSWER: The ions formed when water is ionized. • QUESTION: What are hydronium (H3O+) and hydroxide (OH-)? Biochemistry and Bonding -300 • ANSWER: What the pH scale measures. • QUESTION: What is the relative concentration of H+ ions (the degree of acidity)? Biochemistry and Bonding -400 • ANSWER: The type of bond found in CH4, O2, and KCl respectively. • QUESTION: What are covalent, covalent, and ionic bonds? Biochemistry and Bonding -500 • ANSWER: The definition of a radioactive isotopes. • QUESTION: Elements that have the same atomic number but varying numbers of neutrons that are unstable (nucleus does not remain intact) and give off energy as they try to become stable. Essential Molecules-100 • ANSWER: The functional group found in hydrocarbons. • QUESTION: What is a methyl group? Essential Molecules -200 • ANSWER: The definition of an isomer. • QUESTION: What are compounds that have the same molecular formula but have different molecular structures? Essential Molecules -300 • ANSWER: The process by which monomers are linked together. • QUESTION: What is dehydration synthesis? Essential Molecules -400 • ANSWER: The general structure of a steroid molecule. • QUESTION: What are four carbon rings including 3 six-sided rings and 1 fivesided ring? Essential Molecules -500 • ANSWER: Four of the seven classes of proteins. • QUESTION: What are structural, contractile, storage, defensive, transport, signal, and enzymes? The Cell and its Organelles -100 • ANSWER: Location of DNA in a prokaryotic cell. • QUESTION: What is the nucleoid region? The Cell and its Organelles -200 • ANSWER: The organelle responsible for the synthesis and packaging of secretory proteins. • QUESTION: What is the rough endoplasmic reticulum? The Cell and its Organelles -300 • ANSWER: Cellular compartments that store digestive enzymes. • QUESTION: What are lysosomes? The Cell and its Organelles -400 • ANSWER: The structure and function of a granum. • QUESTION: What are stacks of thylakoids where chlorophyll captures solar energy? The Cell and its Organelles -500 • ANSWER: Both of these organelles contain their own DNA and can reproduce themselves. • QUESTION: What are mitochondria and cholorplasts? Cellular Mechanics -100 • ANSWER: This occurs during Energy Coupling. • QUESTION: When does a cell aquire chemical energy from exergonic processes to then drive and endergonic reaction? Cellular Mechanics -200 • ANSWER: The mechanism by which an enzyme functions. • QUESTION: What is lowering the activation energy needed for the substrate to break the bonds of the substrate? Cellular Mechanics -300 • ANSWER: The function of noncompetitive inhibitor. • QUESTION: What is changing the active site of an enzyme so that the substrate no longer fits by binding to the enzyme at a location other than the active site? Cellular Mechanics -400 • ANSWER: These carbohydrate chains are located on the outside of the plasma membrane and give the cells a specific identity. • QUESTION: What are glycoproteins and glycolipids? Cellular Mechanics -500 • ANSWER: A hypotonic solution. • QUESTION: What is the term that describes a cell that is placed into a solution that has a lower solute concentration than the cell itself? FINAL JEOPARDY • ANSWER: Ms. Martel’s and Mrs. Kymissis’s alma maters. • QUESTION: What are the University of Notre Dame and Lehigh University?

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