1. Review over Unit Three

2. I will need your help during this review…
Raise your hand to help finish the sentences or answer the questions.

3. Reproduction
A type of reproduction in which organisms are derived from one parent and are genetically identical to that parent is called __________
Sexual Reproduction
Asexual Reproduction
Meiosis
Mitosis

4. A type of reproduction in which organisms are derived from one parent are genetically identical to that parent is called Asexual Reproduction

5. Name three types of Asexual Reproduction1 2 3

6. Binary Fission
Budding
Fragmentation

7. Which Type?

8. Fragmentation

9. Which Type?

10. Budding

11. Which Type

12. Which of the following is an advantage of asexual reproduction?
A) Genetic Variation
B) Do not need to find a mate
C) Takes more time than sexual reproduction
D) All of these are advantages

13. Which of the following is an advantage of asexual reproduction?
A) Genetic Variation
B) Do not need to find a mate
C) Takes more time than sexual reproduction
D) All of these are advantages

14. Sexual reproduction Asexual Reproduction Mitosis Meiosis
A type of reproduction in which organisms are derived from two sex cells and offspring inherit traits from both parents is called ____________________
Sexual reproduction
Asexual Reproduction
Mitosis
Meiosis

15. Sexual reproduction Asexual Reproduction Mitosis Meiosis
A type of reproduction in which organisms are derived from two sex cells and offspring inherit traits from both parents is called ____________________
Sexual reproduction
Asexual Reproduction
Mitosis
Meiosis

16. Offspring that reproduce by sexual reproduction have
a) genetically identical DNA to a parent
b) Half the number of chromosomes as parents
c) Have genetic variation
d) Twice double the amount of chromosomes as the parents

17. Offspring that reproduce by sexual reproduction have
a) genetically identical DNA to a parent
b) Half the number of chromosomes as parents
c) Have genetic variation
d) Twice double the amount of chromosomes as the parents

18. Offspring that reproduce by sexual reproduction have
a) genetically identical DNA to a parent
b) Half the number of chromosomes as parents
c) Have genetic variation
d) Twice double the amount of chromosomes as the parents

19. Cell Cycle

20. When organisms grow they must
Make new cells
Move around
Consume food
Make larger cells

21. When organisms grow they must
Make new cells
Move around
Consume food
Make larger cells

22. _______ is the division of the nucleus during cell division
Meiosis
Mitosis
Fission
fragmentation

23. _______ is the division of the nucleus during cell division
Meiosis
Mitosis
Fission
fragmentation

24. Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes
Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes. Centrioles begin to seperate to form Spindle Fibers
1. ___________

25. Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes
Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes. Centrioles begin to seperate to form Spindle Fibers
1. PROPHASE

26. Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes
Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes. Centrioles begin to seperate to form Spindle Fibers
1. PROPHASE
Homologous chromosomes attach to spindle fibers along the equator of the cell.
2. ___________

27. Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes
Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes. Centrioles begin to seperate to form Spindle Fibers
1. PROPHASE
Homologous chromosomes attach to spindle fibers along the equator of the cell.
2. METAPHASE

28. Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes
Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes. Centrioles begin to seperate to form Spindle Fibers
1. PROPHASE
Homologous chromosomes attach to spindle fibers along the equator of the cell.
2. METAPHASE
Chromosomes are pulled apart and travel to opposite ends of the cell.
3. ___________

29. Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes
Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes. Centrioles begin to seperate to form Spindle Fibers
1. PROPHASE
Homologous chromosomes attach to spindle fibers along the equator of the cell.
2. METAPHASE
Chromosomes are pulled apart and travel to opposite ends of the cell.
3. ANAPHASE

30. Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes
Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes. Centrioles begin to seperate to form Spindle Fibers
1. PROPHASE
Homologous chromosomes attach to spindle fibers along the equator of the cell.
2. METAPHASE
Chromosomes are pulled apart and travel to opposite ends of the cell.
3. ANAPHASE
Two nuclear membranes form around two new sets of chromosomes. Mitosis is complete!
4. ___________

31. Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes
Nuclear membrane disappears and DNA form into chromosomes. Centrioles begin to seperate to form Spindle Fibers
1. PROPHASE
Homologous chromosomes attach to spindle fibers along the equator of the cell.
2. METAPHASE
Chromosomes are pulled apart and travel to opposite ends of the cell.
3. ANAPHASE
Two nuclear membranes form around two new sets of chromosomes. Mitosis is complete!
4. TELOPHASE

32. ________________- Process that creates sex cells.

33. Division ocures Twice and
So the number of
Chromosomes is reduced by half.

34. In humans, a gamete (sex cell) has _____ chromosomes inside the nuclei.46 23 92 4

35. In humans, a gamete (sex cell) has _____ chromosomes inside the nuclei.46 23 92 4

36. Fungi

37. Characteristics of the fungi kingdom
1. _______________- Have a nucleus.
2. Cell Walls made of _______________.
3.Mostly _____________, except for yeast, which is __________________.

38. Characteristics of the fungi kingdom
1. __Eukaryotic___- Have a nucleus.
2. Cell Walls made of _______________.
3.Mostly _____________, except for yeast, which is __________________.

39. Characteristics of the fungi kingdom
1. __Eukaryotic___- Have a nucleus.
2. Cell Walls made of ___Chitin___.
3.Mostly _____________, except for yeast, which is __________________.

40. Characteristics of the fungi kingdom
1. __Eukaryotic___- Have a nucleus.
2. Cell Walls made of ___Chitin___.
3.Mostly _Multicellular__, except for yeast, which is ____Unicellular____.

41. Break down the remains of dead organisms
Scavengers
Autotrophs
Heterotrophs
Decomposers

42. DECOMPOSERS- Break down the remains of dead organisms
They absorb the nutrients into their cells by diffusion or the process of ___________.

43. DECOMPOSERS- Break down the remains of dead organisms
They absorb the nutrients into their cells by diffusion or the process of _Endocytosis_.
(Active Transport- requires energy)

44. Which of the following is a benefit of fungi
Helps to make medicines
Used to make cheeses and breads
Recycle nutrients into the soil for plants
All of these are benefits

45. Which of the following is a benefit of fungi
Helps to make medicines
Used to make cheeses and breads
Recycle nutrients into the soil for plants
All of these are benefits

47. Which of the following is a disease caused by a fungus
Tuberculosis
Ringworm
Streptococcus
Poison ivy rash

48. Which of the following is a disease caused by a fungus
Tuberculosis
Ringworm
Streptococcus
Poison ivy rash
Can also cause Thrush and Athlete’s foot

49. This is a picture of what type of symbiotic relationship

50. This is a picture of what type of symbiotic relationship
Lichen- Algae and a fungus

51. What mutualistic relationship is this between a plant and a fungus?

52. What mutualistic relationship is this between a plant and a fungus?
Mycorrhizae
Fungus absorbs more water for the plant, and the plant provides sugars and a place for the fungus to live.

53. Succession
__________________- occurs when then was no pre-existing community and begins with the formation of soil.
Secondary succession
Primary succession
Tertiary succession
Disturbance

54. Succession
Primary Succession
__________________- occurs when there was no pre-existing community and begins with the formation of soil.
Secondary succession
Primary succession
Tertiary succession
Disturbance

55. _________ are called pioneer species because they help in the formation of soil by breaking down rock.

56. Lichen are called pioneer species because they help in the formation of soil by breaking down rock.

57. Forest Ecosystem Biome Climax Community
___________________- is a full growth community dominated by hardwood trees.
Forest
Ecosystem
Biome
Climax Community

58. Climax Community

59. Primary Succession Secondary Succession Tertiary Succession
____________________- occurs after a disturbance and is the regrowth of a community.
Primary Succession
Secondary Succession
Tertiary Succession
Disturbance regrowth

60. Secondary Succession

61. Name three examples of a disturbance

63. Which of the following is an omnivore?
Killer Whale c) Adelle Penguin
Elephant Seal d) Algae

64. Which of the following is an omnivore?
Killer Whale c) Adelle Penguin
Elephant Seal d) Algae

65. Which of the following is an carnivore?
Elephant Seal c) Adelle Penguin
Krill d) Cod

66. Which of the following is an carnivore?
Elephant Seal c) Adelle Penguin
Krill d) Cod

67. How many producers are there in this diagram?
2 d) Not enough information

68. How many producers are there in this diagram?
2 d) Not enough information

69. What food source do the krill and penguin compete for?
Cod c) Small animals and unicellular org.
Squid d) Algae

70. What food source do the krill and penguin compete for?
Cod c) Small animals and unicellular org.
Squid d) Algae

71. What population would increase with the increase fishing of cod?
Elephant seal c) Killer Whale
Squid d) Leopard Seal

72. What population would increase with the increase fishing of cod?
Elephant seal c) Killer Whale
Squid d) Leopard Seal