1. “Jeopardy” Final Exam Review 2012
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2. Start-up: Match the following organisms with their kingdom:
1. Rhizopus
a. Plantae
2. Spirogyra algae
b. Animal
3. Cnidarian
c. Fungi
4. E coli
d. Protista
5. Zea mays
e. Eubacteria

3. 1 2 3 4 5 Nature of Science Cells Genetics Evolution & Taxonomy
Ecology 1 2 3 4 5
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4. Science : 1 point
Science differs from other disciplines like art or history, because science relies on _________.
Facts
Testing
Observations
theories
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Testing Explanations

5. Science : 2 points
In a controlled experiment, a scientist can isolate and test:
A conclusion
A mass of information
Several variable
A single variable
d. A single variable

6. Science : 3 points
The reason scientists publish their work, is so that:
Others can repeat their work
Their procedures can be checked
Their work can be repeated
All of these
d. All of ‘em

7. Science : 4 points
Which of the following terms includes all of the others?
Biologist
Zoologist
Botanist
paleontologist
d. paleontologist

8. Science : 5 points
What technique could a scientist use to separate a cell into parts?
Microscopy
Cell culturing
Cell fractionation
Cell division (mitosis)
c. Fractionation

9. Cells : 1 point
If a cell has 21 protons and 22 neutrons, its atomic number will be: 1 43 21 22
Bonus point – What is this type of atom called?
c. 21 Isotope

10. Cells : 2 points An animal cell surrounded by fresh water will _____.
Burst
Stay the same
Shrink
Bonus point; what do we call the process of water moving into a cell?
Burst
osmosis

11. b. Mushroom heterotroph
Cells : 3 points
Of the following, which would not be an autotroph?
Algae
Mushroom
Petunia
Maple tree
Bonus- what do we call the one that is not an autotroph?
b. Mushroom heterotroph

12. Cells : 4 points
Which of the following is released during aerobic respiration? O2
NH3
ATP - Energy
Lactic acid
Bonus - Which is needed for aerobic respiration?
c. ATP O2

13. Cells : 5 points
Which of the following is an internal regulator of the cell cycle?
Cyclins
Growth factors
Mitotic spindle
Cancer cells
a. cyclins

14. Genetics : 1 point Unlike DNA, RNA contains: Thymine Cytosine Adenine
Uracil
Bonus – name one other difference between DNA and RNA.
d. Uracil

15. Genetics : 2 points
The number of chromosomes in a cell is represented by the symbol: Z X N Y
Bonus- in an egg cell of a normal human, N = ?
c. N

16. Genetics : 3 points The Human Genome Project is an attempt to:
Make DNA fingerprints of everyone
Sequence all human DNA
Cure disease
Identify recessive alleles
B. Sequence human DNA

17. C. It is a recessive allele, you must be homozygous to have problems.
Genetics : 4 points
If you are heterozygous for Sickle Cell, you are generally healthy because:
You are resistant of malaria
You have abnormal hemoglobin
You have normal hemoglobin
Bonus – explain your answer
C. It is a recessive allele, you must be homozygous to have problems.

18. B. Preparing for mitosis
Genetics : 5 points
Which of the following pairs are correct?
G1 phase – DNA replication
G2 phase – preparation for mitosis
S phase – cell division
M phase – cell growth
B. Preparing for mitosis

19. d. They can all become fossils
Evolution : 1 point
Examples of fossils include preserved:
Eggs
Footprins
Body parts
all of these
d. They can all become fossils

20. c. Water was in vapor form
Evolution : 2 points
Why were then no oceans 4 billion years ago?
It was frozen as ice
There were no H2O molecules
It was too hot, water was in gas form
There was no O2 in the atmosphere
c. Water was in vapor form

21. Classification : 3 points
Usually, the second part of a scientific name is the::
Genus
Species
Same for all members of a genus
Capitalized
Bonus – Scientific name for humans = ?
b. species

22. Classification : 4 points
The two domains of only unicelled prokaryotes are:
Eubacteria & Archea
Eukarya & Bacteria
Archea & Fungi
Archea & Eukarya a.

23. Classification : 5 points
A group at any level of organization is referred to as a :
Cladogram
Bionomial
Taxon
System
Bonus – Name 3 of the 8 levels
c. Taxon

24. Ecology : 1 point
An interaction in which both species benefit and depend on each other for survival is called:
Competition
Mutualism
Predation
Parasite and host
b. Mutualism

25. Ecology : 2 points
What biome would have low temperatures, little precipitation and permafrost?
Desert
Temperate forest
Tundra
Tropical dry forest
c. Tundra

26. Ecology : 3 points
The sum of all the genetic variety in the biosphere is called:
Conservation
Breeds
Biodiversity
Ecosystem diversity
Bonus – name one factor that is reducing biodiversity in the world today.
c. biodiversity

27. Ecology : 4 points
What has become the biggest agent for change on the earth today?
Climate
Energy
Human activity
Conservation efforts
c. Human activities

28. d. Sustainable development
Ecology : 5 points
What concept needs to practiced in order to live interdependently with natural systems?
Aquaculture
Recycling
Subsistence hunting
Sustainable development
d. Sustainable development

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30. Daily Double!
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As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered. If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered. Good luck!