1. Spring Final Review
Envelope

2. Cell Reproduction Cell Cycle Diagram Diagram of 4 stages of mitosis
Comparison of Mitosis & Meiosis
(look at table on your review)

4. Genetics Draw a sample punnett square
Define Alleles, genotype, phenotype, homozygous, heterozygous, heredity, genetics
Draw diagram for meiosis

5. Evolution Evidence of Evolution: fossils, DNA, etc.
Draw/sketch Homologous structures & define
Definition of Evolution, natural selection, adaptation, Vestigial structures

6. Classification – Kingdoms & Domains
Define taxonomy
How do we classify organisms?
Classify based on similarities
Why binomial nomenclature?
Common way of communicating about organisms without issue of native languages
Broadest taxa, least broad taxa
Rules of naming organisms

7. Classification – Kingdoms & Domains
Diagram with all taxa in order: DKPCOFGS
Diagram of all 6 kingdoms & their characteristics: next slide
Archaebacteria & Eubacteria
Protista, Fungi, Plantae & Animalia

9. Classification – Bacteria & Viruses
Diagram – venn diagram comparing bacteria and viruses

10. Classification – Bacteria & Viruses
Diagram – Bacteria cell Structure
Label parts
Virus Structure
Label 2 parts
Lytic & Lysogenic Cycles
Name the steps

11. Plants - Define purpose of:
Vascular tissue
Xylem & phloem (define both)
Cuticle, stomata, guard cells
Seeds – for protection, dispersal, animals eat
Flower – for reproduction
Define – transpiration, tropism (each type)
Diagram – seed with its 3 parts labeled
Diagram – photosynthesis equation

12. Plants
Diagram – monocots vs dicots

13. Animals
Animal Symmetry

14. Ecology
Define – Primary & secondary succession, climax community, pioneer organisms (give example)
Diagram – energy pyramid labeled with % energy at each level
Understand the flow of energy in a food chain

15. Body Systems Role of the kidney
Know the testes & ovaries (produce sperm and egg, be able to identify)
Digestive system diagram
Respiratory system diagram
Know which side of heart has oxygenated & deoxygenated blood.
Projections in small intestine increase absorption by increasing surface area

17. Reproductive System