Jeopardy Round

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Jeopardy Round
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DNA, RNA, NBA,
Just pick one, would you!!!!
Sphincter says what?
Weird animals.
Whatever
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DNA, RNA, NBA .100
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• Site in the cell where this process takes place.
• Ribosomes
• Structures made of RNA in the picture below.
• IV and II
• Structure shown at III.
• Amino Acid.

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DNA, RNA, NBA .200
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• The type of selection when one extreme variation
  is selected.
• directional
• Type of selection when the average variation is
  selected.
• Stabilizing.
• Type of selection when both variations are
  selected.
• Disruptive

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DNA, RNA, NBA 300
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• This is what enzymes do to chemical reactions
• Decrease the activation energy.
• The main energy source, Macromolecule, of
  multicellular organisms.
• Carbohydrates
• The type of adaptation when an organisms blends
  into its environment.
• Camouflage

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DNA, RNA, NBA 400
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• Process by which DNA is copied.
• Replication
• The process by which mRNA is decoded.
• Translation
• This is a genetic material of a retrovirus.
• RNA

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DNA, RNA, NBA . 500
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• Type of inheritance where red flowering and white
  flowering plants make pink offspring.
• Incomplete dominance.
• This is the type of data that does not involve
  numbers.
• Qualitative data
• This is the total number of atoms in sucrose,
  C12H22 O11.
• 45

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Sphincter says WHAT 100
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• The 23rd chromosome that differs in males and
  females.
• Sex Chromosome
• The process by which mRNA are read and proteins
  are assembled.
• Translation.
• The site in the cell where proteins are
  assembled.
• Ribosomes.

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Sphincter says WHAT 200
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• This is Mendels Law that states if on different
  chromosomes one trait is not affected by another
  trait.
• Law of Independent assortment
• This is the gamete that only contains genes from
  the mother.
• Egg
• The process in which organisms maintain a steady
  internal environment.
• homeostasis

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Sphincter says WHAT 300
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• This is the term that describes how the plasma
  membrane is free to move and made up of different
  molecules.
• Fluid mosaic
• This is the process that keeps the inside of the
  cell different from the outside of the cell.
• Selective permeability.
• This is what genes control the production of.
• proteins

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Sphincter says WHAT 400
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• This is the main energy trapping molecule in
  plants.
• chlorophyll
• This is when one area of a chromatid exchanges
  genes with another chromatid.
• Crossing over.
• This is how many factors from each pair of the
  parents is passed on to the offspring.
• 1

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Sphincter says WHAT 500
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• This is what happens to biodiversity as you get
  closer to the equator.
• It increases
• The process by which glucose and fructose join to
  form sucrose.
• Condensation
• Diffusion continues until this is no longer
  present.
• Concentration gradient

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Weird Animals 100
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• This is the most abundant molecule in the human
  body.
• Water
• Organisms that do not have cell walls.
• Animals
• Type of cell that contains a nucleus.
• Eukaryotic

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Weird Animals 200
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• Factors that increase as the size of the
  population increases.
• Density dependent
• This is the biggest threat to biodiversity.
• Habitat loss
• Water and air pollution are examples of this.
• Habitat degredation

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Weird Animals 300
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• This is the shape of a population graph when a
  population has reached its carrying capacity.
• S- shaped
• Factors that are not influenced by population
  densities.
• Density- independent
• This is the maximum number of individual that can
  be supported by an ecosystem indefinitely.
• Carry Capacity

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Weird Animals 400
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• This is how carbon dioxide enters the biotic part
  of the ecosystem
• photosynthesis
• This is how an organisms lives in the ecosystem.
• Niche
• 3. This is where an organisms lives in the
  ecosystem.
• Habitat

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Weird Animals 500
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• This is how water is lost to the abiotic part of
  the ecosystems.
• Transpiration
• These are used by the body to regulate processes.
• Vitamins
• This is first section of the small intestine.
• Duodenum

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Just pick one, would you!!!! 100
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• This is what all living things are made of.
• Cells
• 2. This is the filtering organ of the body.
• Kidneys.
• This is the approximate age of the Earth.
• 4.6 bya

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Just pick one, would you!!!! 200
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• The bodies response that includes redness,
  swelling and pain
• Inflammatory response
• 2. This is the type of digestion when pepsin
  breaks down proteins.
• chemical
• The type of digestion when bile breaks down fats.
• mechanical

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Just pick one, would you!!!! 300
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• This is the filtering unit of the kidney.
• Nephron
• 2. This is a type of fossil not found in rock.
• Amber or ice
• What enzymes are made of.
• Enzymes

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Just pick one, would you!!!! 400
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• Monosaccharide's are the building block for this
  macromolecule.
• starch
• The process of putting one DNA into the DNA of
  another species is this term.
• Genetic engineering
• Interferons defend the body against this
  pathogen.
• viruses

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Just pick one, would you!!!! 500
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• This is the survival and reproduction of animals
  best suited to the environment.
• Natural selection
• 2. The movement of genes into and out of a gene
  pool.
• migration
• These are the four polymers found in the human
  body.
• Carbs, proteins, lipids, and Nucleic acids

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Whatever 100
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• This what proteins are broken down to after
  digestion.
• Amino acids
• These are the neurons that carry impulses from
  outside and inside the body to the brain.
• Sensory
• Metabolic processes, ATP formation, and gas
  exchange occur during this.
• Cellular Respiration

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Whatever 200
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• He is the founder of the theory of evolution.
• Charles Darwin
• This is how HIV can be transmitted.
• Intimate sexual contact, blood transfusion
• This is the introduction of new variations
  through mistakes in DNA.
• Mutations

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Whatever 300
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• This is the reason people with AIDS are
  susceptible to common infectious diseases.
• HIV attacks immune cells.
• 2. This conditions are needed for natural
  selection to occur.
• Variations, time and competition
• This is smaller than a cell but larger than a
  chromosome.
• Nucleus

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Whatever 400
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• Active immunity is achieved when a person is
  exposed to these.
• antigens
• 2. The term that describes the condition when
  bacteria are not killed by antibiotics.
• resistance
• What the body produces when a pathogen is
  recognized and b-cells are activated.
• Antibodies

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Whatever 500
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• The path an impulse takes as it passes from one
  neuron to another .
• Axon to dendrite
• These are the neurons that carry impulses from
  the CNS to the PNS.
• Motor Neurons
• This is the waste product of Cellular
  Respiration.
• CO2

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