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Science Exam Study Guide. What are the six parts of the scientific method (in order)?  Observation  Hypothesis  Experiment  Data collection  Conclusion.

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1 Science Exam Study Guide

2 What are the six parts of the scientific method (in order)?  Observation  Hypothesis  Experiment  Data collection  Conclusion  Retest

3 What are the 3 types of variables in an experiment?  Control  Independent  Dependent

4 What is a procedure to test the hypothesis?  Experiment

5 Which one of the steps is gathered through your senses?  Observation

6 In our floating cans experiment:  What was the control variable?  The can of coke  What type of data did we collect?  Qualitative  What was the independent variable?  The different cans of soda

7 Who was the man who first studied cells?  Robert Hooke

8 What is a clear, jelly-like substance that holds the organelles in the cell?  Cytoplasm

9 What is the stiff outer layer that gives plant cells their shape?  Cell Wall

10 What is in charge of making protein?  Ribosomes

11 What surrounds and protects the nucleus?  Nuclear Membrane

12 What is in charge of what enters and leaves the cell?  Cell Membrane

13 What is found only in plant cells and allows the plant to make food?  Chloroplast

14 What is the control center of a cell?  Nucleus

15 Define these words:  Tissue – specialized cells with similar structure and function.  Organ – a structure made up of at least two types of tissues that work together to perform a specific job.  System – a group of organs that work together to perform a specific function.

16 What are the jobs of the digestive system?  To digest food  To transfer digested nutrients into the blood  To absorb water

17 List the steps of how tissues help your hand move when you touch a hot stove.  Nerves in your hand send a message to the spinal cord. A reflex takes place when nerves in the spinal cord send signals to muscles in your hand that cause you to move it off the stove. Then, the nerves send a message up the spinal cord, where the brain receives it.

18 What kind of tissue is blood?  Connective tissue

19 What kind of tissue gives an organism the ability to move?  Muscle tissue

20 What kind of tissue are villi?  Epithelial tissue

21 What kind of tissue gives an organism the ability to respond to stimuli in the environment  Nerve tissue

22 Describe the levels of organization from cells to organ systems  Cells make up tissue, tissue make up organs, and organs make up organ systems.

23 What are the four kinds of tissues?  Epithelial  Connective  Muscle  Nerve

24 What do organs have in common?  They are all made up of the four kinds of tissue.

25 Why is the heart made up mostly of muscle tissue?  The heart requires muscle tissue to keep beating.

26 Your test will be on Monday. Your 2 assignments are: 1. complete the packet 2. study your study guide


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