Question 1

that all living things came from a completely natural process, God's word is the authority on truth

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What is true according to naturalism?

Question 2

organization of cells, energy, growth, reproduction, response

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What are the characteristics of living things?

Question 3

homeostasis

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An organism's ability to keep its internal processes stable is called

Question 4

quantitative

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A lepidopterist (a scientist who studies butterflies and moths) measures the wingspan of a comet moth to be 20 cm. The data collected is an example of (qualitative or quantitative)

Question 5

Using mirrors and lenses to make things look bigger than they really are

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Which of the following activities of life science would not involve using a model?

Question 6

experimental group

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6. Which group is exposed to the independent variable in a controlled experiment?

Question 7

domain, kingdom,phylum,class,order,family,genus,species

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7. What are the eight basic levels of the classification system?

Question 8

sweating when hot shivering when cold

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8. What are some examples of homeostasis in the human body?

Question 9

God has engineered your cells to work together to maintain homeostasis

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9. What are some ways that we know life is divinely engineered?

Question 10

headed spear is an example of which type of data? (qualitative or quantitative)- qualitative

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10. Describing the shape of an elephant bird's beak as a broad

Question 11

a group of cells allowed to grow without any new chemicals or treatments

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11. Which of the following is an example of a control group?

Question 12

communicate your findings

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12. What is the last step of a controlled experiment?

Question 13

Classifying helps us understand the variety of life in the world.

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13. What are justifications for classifying organisms?

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See image

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Classifying helps us manage creation and fulfill the Creation Mandate.

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taxonomy

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14. The science of sorting organisms into groups is called

Question 16

species

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15. Which level of classification would contain the least number of organisms?

Question 17

heterotrophic

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16. Organisms that eat other organisms to get energy are described

Question 18

to show the evolutionary relationship of organisms

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17. Why do evolutionists often want to revise or redevelop the classification system?

Question 19

cell

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18. What is the term used to identify the smallest working unit of an organism?

Question 20

all living things are made of cells,cells come only from preexisting cells

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19. What does cell theory state?

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multicellular

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20. Tissues may be found in which type of organism?

Question 22

cell membrane

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21. The part of the cell that regulates what comes in and what does out is the

Question 23

active transport

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22. What type of cellular transportation requires energy to work?

Question 24

glucose

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23. A plant stores energy in

Question 25

lactic acid

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24. During fermentation, some bacteria turn glucose fragments into ________________ which is used in the cheese making process

Question 26

unicellular

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25. All prokaryotes are ________________. (unicellular or multicellular)

Question 27

Cell membrane, ribosomes

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26. What structures are found in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes?

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ribosomes

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27. Which small structures, found eukaryotes and prokaryotes, assemble proteins for the cell?

Question 29

mitochondria

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28. Which organelle makes ATP to power the cell?

Question 30

osmosis

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29. When a cell is placed in a salt solution, water leaves the cell and enters the salt solution and the cell shrivels. What explains this?

Question 31

glucose

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30. Photosynthesis uses energy from the sun to turn carbon dioxide and water into

Question 32

the process of breaking down molecules to produce ATP

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31. What is cellular respiration?

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fermentation

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32. Cells without access to oxygen can still produce ATP using

Question 34

twisted ladder,loop de loop, double helix

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33. The shape of a DNA molecule can be described as a

Question 35

thymine

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34. In a DNA molecule, adenine always pairs with

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uracil

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35. RNA uses ____________ instead of thymine.

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translation

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36. What do we call the process of converting the RNA code into a protein?

Question 38

amino acids are bonded together in a growing chain

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37. What is protein synthesis?

Question 39

DNA Molecules

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38. Replication results in two

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interphase

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39. Before a cell divides, it makes a copy of its DNA during

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telophase

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40. In mitosis, new chromosomes reach the end of the spindle and begin to uncoil during

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meiosis

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41. Which cell division process is necessary for sexual reproduction?

Question 43

sugar phosphate base

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42. What are the 3 parts of a nucleotide?

Question 44

protein

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43. A gene is a section of a DNA molecule that codes for a unique

Question 45

the nucleotides present in the gene

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44. What 2 things determine the protein that is built from a particular gene?

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See image

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the order the nucleotides are in

Question 47

40

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45. The sperm and egg cells for mice each have 20 chromosomes. How many chromosomes do the diploid zygotes formed by the sperm and egg cells have?

Question 48

dimples or Dd

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46. If a father is purebred for the dominant trait of dimples (DD) and a mother is purebred for not having dimples (dd), then you should expect the couple's children to

Question 49

camellia flower color

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47. What is an example of codominance?

Question 50

AB blood type

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48. If one parent contributes an A allele and the other parent contributes a B allele, their child will have which blood type?

Question 51

natural selection

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49. What is the process by which organisms with certain adaptations survive to pass on their traits to a greater number of offspring?

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