Bioenergetics Powerpoint Worksheet

Bioenergetics
ppt Questions

Energy

1. What is bioenergetics?

 

2. All organisms require ____________ to perform their functions.

3. Name the 2 main kinds of energy.

4. What is kinetic energy?

 

5. Give 2 examples of kinetic energy.

 

6. What is potential energy?

 

7. Potential energy is stored in ____________ __________.

Two Types of Energy Reactions

8. What is an endergonic reaction?

 

9. Give an example of an endergonic reaction.

 

10. What serves as the energy for photosynthesis?

11. During photosynthesis, the light energy is stored in the chemical bonds of what sugar?

12. What are the two raw materials (reactants) for photosynthesis?

13. What is an exergonic reaction?

 

14. Give an example of an exergonic reaction.

15. Where does the energy for cellular respiration come from?

 

16. Energy released during cellular respiration that can be used by cells is called _________.

Metabolic Reactions of Cells

17. Define metabolism of cells.

 

18. From what compound do animals get their energy (ATP) to do cellular work?

19. Name the 2 types of metabolism.

 

20. Explain anabolic pathways and give an example.

 

 

21. Explain catabolic pathways and give an example.

 

 

22. The energy that drives catabolic pathways in organisms comes from breaking _____________ ___________ and producing the energy molecule ___________.

Cellular Energy – ATP

23. Name the 3 components that make up ATP.

     a.

     b.

     c.

24. How many phosphate groups are in ATP?

25. The last two phosphate groups on ATP are bonded with ___________ ___________ bonds.

26. Which phosphate bond contains the MOST energy?

27. Give the formula for a phosphate group.

28. Name the process that breaks the bonds of ATP to release energy.

29. How often does phosphorylation occur in cells?

 

30. What enzyme weakens the last phosphate bond so it can be broken?

31. Organisms use ___________ to break down energy-rich __________ to release the potential  energy stored in its bonds.

32. Energy released from the chemical bonds of glucose are trapped & stored in ________ until a cell needs energy.

33. What does ATP stand for?

34. How much ATP do cells use?

 

35. What coupled reactions make ATP and then release its energy.

 

36. Is hydrolysis exergonic or endergonic?

37. Is energy stored or released during hydrolysis?

38. Is dehydration exergonic or endergonic?

39. Is energy stored or released in dehydration?

40. When ATP is broken down to release energy, what two things form?

 

41. During hydrolysis of ATP, a molecule of ___________ is added to split the ________ phosphate bond.

42. What happens to the energy released from the hydrolysis of ATP?

 

43. During dehydration of ATP, a molecule of ___________ is removed to join a free phosphate and __________ making more ATP again.

44. Where is the energy stored in the dehydration process to form ATP?

 

Review

45. How many high-energy phosphate bonds does ATP have?

46. Is photosynthesis anabolic or catabolic?

47. Is photosynthesis exergonic or endergonic?

48. The breakdown of ATP is due to hydrolysis or dehydration?

49. Water is added or removed in the breakdown of ATP?

50. Which of the following are coupled reactions in organisms:

     a. hydrolysis – dehydration?

     b. Anabolism – Catabolism?

     c. Endergonic – Exergonic?

 

Biology Second Semester

Biology I Second Semester

Updated May 2007

Week of January 8 assignments:
Read & outline chapter 10 on Nucleic Acids; PowerPoint: Nucleic Acids & protein Synthesis; chapter 10 outline due

Week of January 14 assignments:

Chapter 10 study guide; Lab: Strawberry DNA; Chapter 10 TEST on Nucleic Acids; Read & outline chapters 8 & 12 on genetics

Week of January 21 assignments: 

PowerPoint on genetics; Monohybrid crosses & ratios; Chapter 8 outline due

I have a Dream!  Martin Luther King Holiday

Week of January 28 assignments:
Lab: Karyotyping; Work genetics problems; Notes on genetic disorders; genetics review; TEST on chapters * & 12 genetics; Read chapters 13 & 14 on evolution

Week of February 3 assignments:
Cover section 14.1 and chapter 15 on Charles Darwin & natural selection; Lab: Natural Selection in Peanuts

Week of February 11 assignments:  Interims
study guide on evolution; TEST on chapters13 & 14 Evolution; Read & outline chapter 18 on Taxonomy; PowerPoint notes on taxonomy; Peanut lab write up due

Week of February 18 assignments:
Practice taxonomic keying; Complete taxonomy notes; Chapter 18 TEST on Taxonomy; Read & outline chapters 24 & 25 on bacteria & viruses

Monday Holiday — President’s Day!

Parent-Teacher Conference!

Week of February 25 assignments:
Notes on Sponges & Cnidarians; Assign Invertebrate drawings; study guide & take online quiz; Continue Koch’s lab

Week of March 3 assignments: 

Complete Virus notes; Virus model due; Chapter 25 outline due; TEST on Bacteria & Viruses; Handout & worksheet on plant unit

Week of March 10 assignments: 

Cover nonvascular plants, angiosperms, & gymnosperms

End of Third Nine weeks

   Biology I

Spring Break March 17 – 21!

Week of March 24 assignments:

Plant worksheet due; review for plant test; *UNIT TEST on Plants; Assign ecosystem collage; Start answering ecology unit worksheet

 

 

Week of March 31 assignments:

Work on and finish ecology unit worksheet; review for ecology test; TEST on Ecology; Read & outline chapter 35 on Sponges & Cnidarians

Good Friday, April 4th!

 

Week of April 7 assignments:    

Ecosystem Collage due!; Notes on Sponges & Cnidarians; study guide; Test on Chapter 35 Sponges & Cnidarians; read & outline chapter 36 on Round & Flat worms

Week of April 14 assignments:  Interims
Notes on worms; Chapter 36 outline due; read & outline chapter 37 on Mollusks & Annelids; notes on mollusks & annelids

Biology End-of-Course Exam on Wednesday April 16th and Thursday April 17th!

Week of April 21 assignments:
study guide & take online echinoderm test; Lab: Starfish Dissection; read & outline chapters 41 &42 on fish & amphibians; notes on fish; Scientist/Career Report due!

Week of April 28 assignments: 

Dissect earthworm; *TEST on chapters 36 & 37 Worms & Mollusks; Read & outline chapters 38 & 39 on Arthropods & Insects; Start notes on arthropods

Week of May 5 assignments:
Notes on Insects; review for arthropod test; TEST on chapters 38 & 39 Insects & other Arthropods; read & outline Chapter 40 on Echinoderms

Click frog for jokes

Week of May 12 assignments:
Notes on Echinoderms; Dissect starfish; TEST on Chapter 40 Echinoderms; Read & outline chapters 41 & 42 on fish & amphibians; Assign vertebrate/invertebrate project

Week of May 19 assignments:   Graduation May 23!
Notes on reptiles, birds, and mammals; Read chapters 44 & 45 on birds  mammals; UNIT TEST on Vertebrates; Vertebrate/Invertebrate Project due!; semester Test review

Final Exams  Start  Next Week-   Don’t Forget to study!!!

Week of May 26 assignments:  

Semester Exams Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; Textbooks due!

Final Exams  Start  –   Don’t Forget to study!!!

End of Fourth Nine weeks

    Biology I

Enjoy your summer!  

Biologist Biographies

Gallery of Biologists
EvoWiki: List of Biologists

This SITE is intended as a compilation of biographies describing the lives and work of influential biologists.

    Biologist Project

 

Biology Class Notes – Graphing Practice


C. Massengale
Textbook: Modern Biology by HRW

VENN DIAGRAM TEMPLATE 

All Materials © Cmassengale
The Notes on this website may be USED in class, but may NOT be MODIFIED, or SAVED, or POSTED to ANOTHER WEBSITE! 

Introduction
Safety
Safety Worksheet
Safety Quiz
Equipment
Safety Board Game
Safety Contract
Safety Contract (Espanol)
Scientific prefixes/suffixes (BI)
Scientific prefixes/suffixes (PreAP)
Worksheet
Scientific Method
Scientific Method Steps & vocabulary
Krusty Krab & Other Bikini Bottom Experiments
Designing an Experiment
Sponge Bob Science variables
Theories, Laws, & Hypotheses
Microscopes
How to use a Microscope
Microscope activity
Microscope Lab
Parts of a Light Microscope
Label a Light Microscope
Microscope Coloring Worksheet
Microscope lab BI

Metrics
Online Calculator Biology Career Brochure
Graphing Practice
Graphing Examples
Understanding Graphs & Tables
Graphing Examples Quiz
Graph Paper
Create a Graph
Bar Graph Problems
How to Make a Line Graph on Paper
Practice Making Line Graphs
Chemical Aspect of Life
Introduction – Study of Life
MRS Nerg
Characteristics of Life Worksheet
Study of Life Worksheet
Levels of organization
Review

Chemistry
Periodic Table
Knowing Elements Activity
Water Properties Handout
Biochemistry
Examples of Organic Models
BioChem Quiz
Handout: Macromolecule Chart
Handout: Macromolecule Chart (blank)
Handout: Enzyme Properties
Cells & Metabolic Processes
Structure & Function of Cells
Edible Cells Project
Cell Organelles
Photos of Cells
Review of Cell Organelles
Generalized Cell
Cell Quiz
Cell Size Limits
Homeostasis & Transport
Effect of Solutions on Cells
Web Tutorial Passive Transport
Web Tutorial Active Transport

Photosynthesis
Web Tutorial Photosynthesis
Web Tutorial Electron Transport Chain
Illuminating Photosynthesis web Tutorial
Calvin Cycle web Tutorial
Citric acid Cycle Web Tutorial
Problem Set 1
Problem set 2
Photosynthesis Quiz
Cell Respiration
Do you understand Cellular Respiration?
Web Tutorial Glycolysis
Cell Respiration Quiz
Nucleic Acids & Protein Synthesis
Do you understand nucleic acids & protein synthesis?
DNA Animation
mRNA Codon Table Codon Table worksheet

Cell Growth & Division 
Cell Growth & Division Lecture Guide
Mitosis Activity
Animal Mitosis (whitefish)
Plant Cell Mitosis (onion)
Cell Division PowerPoint
Labeling Meiosis Stages (web)
Labeling Meiosis (Word)
Phases of Meiosis Worksheet

Fundamentals  of Genetics
Genetics Tutorial
Mendel Quiz
Dihybrid Cross Quiz
Probability
Practice Test
SpongeBob Crosses
Genetic Cross template
Alien Genetics
Chromosomes & Human Genetics DNA Technology
Evolution, Taxonomy, & Organisms

Darwin & Natural selection
Population Genetics
Evolution Myths
Hardy Weinberg Problems
Classification
Dichotomous Keying
Keying activity
Animal Cladogram Practice
Bacteria
Aseptic Techniques
Viruses
Examples of Virus Models
Protozoans
Protist Key
Online Protist Quiz

Algal & Fungal like Protists
Six Divisions of Algae

Fungi
More Notes on Fungi
Online Fungi Identification
Mosses & Ferns Classification of Seed Plants
Structure & Function of Seed Plants
Leaf Cross section
Leaf Coloring worksheet
Reproduction of seed Plants
Flower Coloring Worksheet Flowering Plants Online

Introduction to Animals
General Notes on Animals Animal Symmetry Worksheet
Introduction to Animals Worksheet

Invertebrate Notes
Invertebrate Worksheet Chordates
Sponges & Cnidarians
Sponge Coloring Worksheet

Flatworms, Roundworms, & Rotifers
Practice Test

Mollusks
Annelids
Earthworm Coloring Worksheet

Arthropods (non-insects)
Arthropods (Notebook Copy)
Insects
Insect (Notebook Copy)
Insect Key
Pictorial Order Key
Echinoderms
Chordates
Vertebrate Notes
Fish
Fish & Amphibian Review
Amphibians Reptiles Birds
Bird Orders
Mammals

Orders of mammals Table

Vertebrates
Vertebrate Traits
Vertebrate Worksheet

Ecology
Ecology Quiz
Biomes of the World

 

Pre AP        Biology I

Biology First Semester


BiLogy I
Updated May 2007

Week of August 20 assignments:
Issue textbooks class rules, needed materials; Start answering chapter 1 worksheet; PowerPoint: Introduction to Biology; Set up notebooks

Week of August 27 assignments:
Explain website & work on & complete chapter 1 worksheet ; PowerPoint on scientific method; Scientific Method & Safety; Safety & equipment worksheet and TEST; Handout: Writing lab report

Week of September 3 assignments: 
Lab: Volume of an Irregular Object;  *Chapter 1 Test; Read & outline chapter 2 on Chemistry

Week of September 10 assignments:
PowerPoint: Chemistry; Symbols & Formula handout; chapter 2 outline due; Worksheet on atoms & molecules; *Symbol & Formula TEST

Week of September 17 assignments:    Interims    

Lab: Chromatography of Inks; Chapter 2 Chemistry TEST; Read & outline chapter 3 on Biochemistry; start PowerPoint: Biochemistry

Week of September 24 assignments:
Lab write up due!; Chapter 3 outline due; Assign nucleotide model; complete Biochemistry ppt

Parent-Teacher Conference – 3 to 7 pm!

Week of October 1 assignments:
Video: Organic Compounds; Lab: Building Organic Molecules; chapter 3 study guide; TEST on chapter 3 Biochemistry; Read & outline chapter 4 on Cells; Organic Model due!

Week of October 8 assignments:
Lab: Water Properties; Assign Chapter 4 Cell drawings; chapter 4 outline due; start PowerPoint on Cells

 

Week of October 15  assignments:
Continue ppt on Cells; Work on cell drawings


End of First Nine weeks

      Biology I


Week of October 22 assignments:     

Assign Cell Model; Cell drawings due; chapter 4 study guide; TEST on chapter 4 Cells; Lab: McMush; Read & outline chapter 5 on Homeostasis & Transport

 

 

Week of October 29 assignments:    

Cell models due; PowerPoint: Homeostasis & Transport; McMush lab write up due

 

Week of November 5 assignments:

Chapter 5 outline due; study guide for chapter 5 test; Lab: Egg Osmosis; TEST on chapter 5 Homeostasis & Transport; Read & outline chapter 6 on Photosynthesis

Week of November 12 assignments: Interims
PowerPoint: Photosynthesis; Video Photosynthesis; Chapter 6 outline due

Week of November 19 – 23:    

  Thanksgiving Break!     Thanksgiving Break!     Thanksgiving Break!

Week of November 26 assignments:
Lab:  Chromatography of Plant Pigments; chapter 6 study guide; Chapter 6 TEST on Photosynthesis; Read & outline Chapter 7 on cellular respiration, Start Cellular Respiration PowerPoint: Chromatography lab write up due

Week of December 3 assignments:
Lab: Making Root beer; Complete chapter 7 cell respiration PowerPoint; study guide for chapter 7 test; *TEST on Chapter 7 Cellular Respiration; Read & answer chapter 9 worksheet

Week of December 10 assignments:
Cover cell cycle, chromosomes, mitosis & meiosis; chapter 9 worksheet due; TEST on Chapter 9 Cell Division; Review for Semester Test

Week of December 17 assignments:
Monday review for semester test!

Semester Tests on   Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday!  

           End of First Semester

   Biology I