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CHAPTER 2 REVIEW REVIEW
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GENERAL
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EXPERIMENT
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WATER WATER
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CARBONCOMPOUNDS
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ENZYMES ENZYMES
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VOCABULARY VOCABULARY
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GeneralExperimentWaterCarbon Compounds EnzymesVocab 10 20 30 40 50 Final Jeopardy
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10 Point General Investigate and understand nature Explain Events in nature Use explanations to make predictions
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10 Point General Answer What are the goals of science?
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20 point General The study of life
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20 point General Answer What is biology?
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30 point General Basic unit of mass in the metric system
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30 point General Answer What is a gram?
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40 point General # of meters in 240 mm
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40 Point General Answer What.240 m?
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50 Point General # of kilograms in 5424cg?
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50 Point General Answer What is.05424kg?
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10 Point Experiment If fertilizer is added then the plant will grow taller is an example
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10 Point Experiment Answer What is a hypothesis?
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20 Point Experiment The first step for scientists when considering an experiment
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20 Point Experiment Answer What is are careful observations?
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30 Point Experiment Isolated and tested during a controlled experiment
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30 Point Experiment Answer What is ONE variable (the IV)?
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40 Point Experiment Combination of many observations and hypothesis
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40 Point Experiment Answer What is a theory?
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50 Point Experiment Used so results are easily shared among different groups of scientist
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50 Point Experiment Answer What is the metric system?
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10 Point Water Most abundant compound in living things
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10 Point Water Answer What is water?
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20 Point Water Location of acids on a pH scale
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20 Point Water Answer What is below 7?
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30 Point Water Substance dissolve in a solution
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30 Point Water Answer What is a solute?
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40 Point Water Main reason water has it’s properties
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40 Point Water Answer What is polarity?
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50 Point Water Attraction between 2 water molecules
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50 Point Water Answer What is cohesion?
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10 Point Carbon Compounds Main source of energy for living things
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10 Point Carbon Compounds Answer What are carbohydrates?
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20 Point Carbon Compounds Store and transmit heritary information
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20 Point Carbon Compounds Answer What are nucleic acids (DNA and RNA)?
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30 Point Carbon Compounds Main component in biological membranes
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30 Point Carbon Compounds Answer What are lipids?
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40 Point Carbon Compounds Basic building blocks of proteins
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40 Point Carbon Compounds Answer What are amino acids?
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50 Point Carbon Compounds Type of bond that holds amino acids together
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50 Point Carbon Compounds Answer What is peptide bond?
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10 Point Enzymes Class of carbon compounds that enzyme belong to
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10 Point Enzymes Answer What are proteins?
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20 Point Enzymes Affect enzymes have on reactions
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20 Point Enzymes Answer What is speed them up?
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30 Point Enzymes Energy needed to get a reaction started
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30 Point Enzymes Answer What is activation energy?
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40 Point Enzymes Affect enzymes have on activation energies
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40 Point Enzymes Answer What is lower them?
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50 Point Enzymes Temperature, pH, and other molecules
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50 Point Enzymes Answer What are factors that affect the activity of enzymes?
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10 Point Vocabulary Compound that starts a chemical reaction
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10 Point Vocabulary Answer What is a reactant?
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20 Point Vocabulary Used to observe small, living organisms
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20 Point Vocabulary Answer What is a compound light microscope?
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30 Point Vocabulary Environment for most chemical reactions
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30 Point Vocabulary Answer What is water?
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40 Point Vocabulary Process by which organisms keep their internal conditions relatively stable
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40 Point Vocabulary Answer What is homeostasis?
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50 Point Vocabulary Substance that speeds up a chemical reaction
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50 Point Vocabulary Answer What is a catalyst?
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DOUBLE JEOPARDY CHOOSE YOUR WAGER
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FINAL JEOPARDY CHOOSE YOUR WAGER
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FINAL JEOPARDY What is the name(s) of Mrs. Trask’s kid(s)?
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FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTION What is Kameron and Olivia?
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