B IOLOGY B OOK S CAVENGER H UNT. W HAT ARE WE DOING TODAY ? Today we are going to get familiar with our textbook! You should have a worksheet. Let’s fill.

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B IOLOGY B OOK S CAVENGER H UNT

W HAT ARE WE DOING TODAY ? Today we are going to get familiar with our textbook! You should have a worksheet. Let’s fill it in together!

R EADY ?

L ET ’ S GO !

Q UESTION #1 What is the name of your book?

Q UESTION #1 What is the name of your book? Biology

Q UESTION #2 Who published it?

Q UESTION #2 Who published it? McDougal Littell

Q UESTION #3 Who is the author?

Q UESTION #3 Who is the author? Stephen Nowicki

Q UESTION #4 On what pages is the “table of contents” located?

Q UESTION #4 On what page does the “table of contents” start? CA 7

Q UESTION #5 On what page does the explanation of the “Biology/Life Science Content Standards start?

Q UESTION #5 On what page does the explanation of the “Biology/Life Science Content Standards start? CA 35

Q UESTION #6 What is the name of Unit 9?

Q UESTION #6 What is the name of Unit 9? Human Biology

Q UESTION #7 List the numbers of the chapters that are in the Genetics Unit.

Q UESTION #7 List the numbers of the chapters that are in the Genetics Unit. Chapters 6, 7, 8, and 9

Q UESTION #8 On what page does the Index start?

Q UESTION #8 On what page does the Index start? R75

Q UESTION #9 What is the name of the chapter in which you learn about DNA?

Q UESTION #9 What is the name of the chapter in which you learn about DNA? Biology in the 21 st Century

Q UESTION #10 What is the name of the chapter that you would think interests you the most?

Q UESTION #11 What is the definition of metabolism?

Q UESTION #11 What is the definition of metabolism? All chemical processes that synthesize or break down materials within an organism.

Q UESTION #12 What is the part of the book called where you found the definition of metabolism ?

Q UESTION #12 What is the part of the book called where you found the definition of metabolism ? Glossary

Q UESTION #13 On what page can you read about an axon?

Q UESTION #13 On what page can you read about an axon? Page 876

Q UESTION #14 On what part of the book did you find the information needed to answer to question #13?

Q UESTION #14 On what part of the book did you find the information needed to answer to question #13? Index

Q UESTION #15 Locate the picture on page 787. What is this a picture of?

Q UESTION #15 Locate the picture on page 787. What is this a picture of? Tarsier

Q UESTION #16 Locate the picture on page 917. How many chambers does a mammalian heart have?

Q UESTION #16 Locate the picture on page 917. How many chambers does a mammalian heart have? 4 chambers

Q UESTION #17 What is located at the end of each chapter after the Chapter Assessment

Q UESTION #17 What is located at the end of each chapter after the Chapter Assessment? Critical Thinking

C HAPTER #18 What page does the glossary start on?

C HAPTER #18 What page does the glossary start on? Page R 40

Q UESTION #19 What is the number of the room that you are in?

Q UESTION #19 What is the number of the room that you are in? Room 113

Q UESTION #20 What is the name of your teacher?

Q UESTION #20 What is the name of your teacher? Mrs. Newquist

Q UESTION #21 What is the name of this course?

Q UESTION #21 What is the name of this course? Biology 110