Semester Test Study Guide 2004 BI

Study Guide Semester Test 2004
Taxonomy, Plants, Invertebrates, & Vertebrates 

1.     Fruits of cereal plants are called __________________.

2.     Viral DNA becomes integrated into the host cell’s DNA during the ________________ cycle.

3.     Viruses only reproduce in ___________________.

4.      ____________________ use reverse transcriptase to transcribe DNA from RNA.

5.     Prions are composed only of __________________.

6.      RNA or DNA covered by a protein coat makes up a _______________.

7.     Classifying living things is called ______________________.

8.     From the kingdom to the species level organisms become more ___________________ in appearance.

9.     The system of classifying organisms by assigning genus & species names was developed by _________________.

10.    Which word in a scientific name is the genus?

11.   Noncellular structures that can’t make proteins or use energy, but can reproduce inside living cells would be ____________________.

12.  Scientists all over the world use the _______________, scientific name for an organism.

13.  Scientific names are written in ________________, a dead language.

14. The taxonomic hierarchy is kingdom, phylum, _________________, order, ______________, genus and _______________.

15. A waxy ________________ on the outside of plants prevents evaporation of fluids from the plant.

16. An internal system of connected tubes and vessels in some plants is called ______________________ tissue.

17.   __________________ tissue in plants transports water and minerals.

18. All seed plants have a seed containing an _________________, a ________________ supply, and a protective __________________.

19. Pines, cedars, spruce, and fir are examples of ____________________.

20. Monocot leaves have __________________ venation.

21. Plants grow in regions of active cell division called ________________.

22. Leaves connect to stems at areas called __________________.

23. ____________________ is the loss of water by the leaves & stem of a plant.

24. ____________________ tissue in plants transports sugars.

25. Multicellular heterotrophic organisms without cell walls would be in the kingdom _______________________.

26. Most animals have a head at the _________________ end and a tail located at the _______________ end.

27. Name a freshwater cnidarian closely related to the jellyfish.

28. The concentration of sensory organs on the anterior end of an animal is known as ________________________.

29. The sea anemone has ______________________ symmetry.

30.  The head of a fish would be located on the _______________ end.

31.   _________________ are animals whose cells are specialized but aren’t organized into tissues.

32.  The absence of a vertebral column or backbone is characteristic of all ______________________.

33. ________________ cells help draw water into a sponge.

34. Hard needle-like structures in the wall of a sponge are called __________________.

35. Sponges obtain food by _________________ feeding.

36. _________________ in sponges are cells that move throughout the sponge’s body wall to deliver food to the organism’s cells.

37. _____________________ organisms can produce both eggs and sperm.

38.  A sea anemone captures its prey using ___________________ in its tentacles.

39.  _________________ and _________________ are the two distinct life stages of cnidarians.

40. Name 3 cnidarians.

41. Sea anemones exist as _____________ in the adult stage.

42.                         Housed in chambers on each side of the head are the ______________ of bony fish.

43.                         __________________ mammals keep their offspring inside the mother until their development ids complete.

44. The ____________________ of fish helps them be buoyant in the water.

45. Amphibians breathe through lungs and their _______________.

46. The skin of reptiles is dry and ___________________.

47. Bird’s bones are _________________ and ________________.

48. Amphibian skin is thin and ______________ for __________ exchange.

49. The _______________ is a sheet of muscle below the rib cage in mammals to help them breathe.

50.  The _______________ egg allowed reptiles to adapt to life on land.

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Biology Study Guides
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Safety & Equipment Chromosomes Flat & Round Worms Unsegmented Worm Review
Study of Life
Intro to Biology Review
Chapter 1 Introduction
Taxonomy
Taxonomy Review

Cladogram Practice
Mollusks
Mollusk Review
Chemistry

Chemistry Review

Evolution
Evolution Review
Annelids
Annelid Review
Biochemistry
Biochemistry Review
Viruses

Virus Review

Arthropods
Arthropod Review  
Cells
Cells – Units of Life
Cells & Their Functions
Cell Review

Cell Study Guide
Bacteria & Viruses
Bacteria & Viruses
Bacteria Review
Insects

Insect Review


Homeostasis & Transport

Handout – TRANSPORT
Cell Membrane Review
Transport Study Guide
Fungi
Fungi Review
Echinoderms
Echinoderm Review 
Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis Review
Protists
Protist Review
Fish
Fish Review  
Photosynthesis & Respiration

Photosynthesis & Cell Respiration

Mosses & Ferns Amphibians
Amphibian Review  
Cellular Respiration
Cell Respiration Review
Seed Plants Reptiles
Reptile Review  
Nucleic Acids
Nucleic Acid Review
Plant Structure & Function Birds
Birds Review 
Cell Growth & Division
Cell Cycle & Mitosis
Cell Reproduction Review
Introduction to Animals
Intro to Animals Review
Invertebrate Table
Mammals

Mammal Review  

Genetics
Genetics flashcards
Genetics Review
Sponges & Cnidarians
Review Worksheet
Ecology
Ecology Review

Cycles Worksheet  
Biogeochemical worksheet 
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Biology I                


PreAP Biology

 

 

Safety Study Guide

 

 

Safety & Equipment Study Guide
Be able to recognize pictures of the following equipment:

dissecting pan
scalpel
probe
graduated cylinder
pipette
petri dish
test tube
depression slide
beaker
dissecting scissors
cover slips
Erlenmeyer flask
microscope slides
dissecting pins
test tube holder
forceps

Know the best solution for each of these safety problems:

Not being sure of what to do in a lab
An incorrect procedure causes a fire & explosion
Work area left in a messy condition for the next class
Long hair catches on fire
A chemical splashes into a student’s eye
A specimen slips when dissecting
An incorrect chemical is accidentally used from a bottle
A preservative  is ingested (taken into the mouth) from a dissecting specimen
Liquid spills while trying to label a beaker
The environment becomes polluted from lab wastes

 

Reptile Study Guide BI

Reptile Study Guide

What lizard is named for the spiny crest on its back?
What is the function of pits on the  head of rattlesnakes?
What species of lizard is the only surviving member of its ancient group?
What is autotomy & what is its advantage?
Name the order for snakes.
Name several characteristics of all snakes.
Explain how retiles get air into their lungs.
Describe the skin of reptiles.
Give several ways that organisms reduce evaporation of water from their bodies.
What is the most widely accepted hypothesis for the extinction of dinosaurs?
Name some protective membranes found inside amniote eggs.
What retile adaptation allows them to live & reproduce on land?
What is the outermost membrane of the reptile egg?
Describe the heart chambers of all reptiles except alligators & crocodiles.
Name the 2 parts of a turtle’s shell and tell where each is located.
Are reptiles endotherms or ectotherms? Explain.
How do endotherms maintain their internal body temperature?
Describe the heart of endotherms.
Define oviparous.
Which group of reptiles care for their young after they hatch?
Which group of reptiles are the most ancient?
What characteristic found in other retiles is lacking in turtles & tortoises?
Describe the feeding habits of crocodiles.
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Plant Classification Study Guide

PLANT EVOLUTION AND CLASSIFICATION

1. There are more than ________________ different plant species.

2. Plants share Four Characteristics:
A._________________________________________________________________

    B._________________________________________________________________

    C._________________________________________________________________

    D._________________________________________________________________

3. In their characteristics plants are most similar to the ________________________.

4. Plants and Green Algae Have these Characteristics in Common:
A.__________________________________________________________________

    B.__________________________________________________________________

    C.__________________________________________________________________

    D.__________________________________________________________________

5. There are also some important Difference:
A.__________________________________________________________________

    B.__________________________________________________________________

    C.__________________________________________________________________

    D.__________________________________________________________________

6. All plants are photosynthetic, multicellular, __________________________ organisms, and can _________________________  _________________________.

7.  A ____________________ is a ripen ovary that surrounds the seeds of angiosperms.

8. All plants probably evolved from ______________________   __________________.

9. One of the greatest problems that encountered by the first land plants was the need for
___________________________.

10.   How does water aid the fertilization of some organisms? ______________________
____________________________________________________________________

11.   _________________________ of _______________________ means that there are TWO
phases in the life cycle of plants:

    A.  The first phase: ___________________  ______________________ phase that produces ________________________ and _______________________.

    B. The second phase: ___________________  _____________________ phase that produces ________________________.

12.  Sexual reproduction ensures there will be __________________________  ______________________ in plants.

13.  The type of vascular tissue that transports organic compounds is ____________________________.

14.   The _____________________ is a waxy, waterproof layer that coats the parts of a plant
exposed to air.

15.   The earliest plants were probably __________________, and had NO true ___________,
____________________, or ______________________.

16.   __________________ is a hard compound that strengthens cell walls, enabling cells to support additional weight.

17.  The 12 Phyla of plants can be divided into two groups based on the presence of __________________________  ___________________________.

18. One adaptation that help land plants to slow the evaporation of water was a
____________________________.

19. The type of vascular tissue that transports water is _________________________.

20. This type of angiosperm has parallel leaf venation __________________________.

21. The waxy covering on plant surfaces is called _____________________________.

22.  The plant material in peat bogs decomposes very ________________________ because the bogs are ____________________________.

23. How many plant phyla produce seeds? _____________________

24. What type of gymnosperm produces fleshy seeds? ____________________________

25. What is the photosynthetic phase of a moss called? ______________________________

26.  Bryophytes, instead of roots, they have long, thin strands of cells called ____________________ that attach the plant to the soil.

27.   Vascular plants absorb water from the soil through underground structures called
_____________________.  They also provide a plant with ___________________.

28.  Non-woody plants are usually called ___________________________.

29.  _____________________ carries organic compounds in any direction depending on the plant’s needs.

30.   In order to reproduce, a nonvascular plant must have ________________________.

31.   Rhizoids are long, thin strands of cells that resemble ________________________.

32.   The roots of vascular plants absorb water and _________________________  _________________________.

33. What is the non-photosynthetic phase of a moss called ____________________________.

34. Gymnosperms produce “_____________________” seeds, while angiosperms produce _______________________ protected inside a _____________________________.

35. This type of angiosperm has net leaf venation __________________________.

36. The _________________________ allow for the exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen.

37. Sphagnum is often used to ______________________ soil and help it ____________________  __________________________.

38.   A ___________________ is a protective structure that contains a plant
__________________, and _________________  __________________.

39.   A __________________ is a structure that develops in plants with flowers and contains the
____________________.

40.  Nonvascular plants are distinguished by the absence of ______________________ and ____________________________.

41. All nonvascular plants are collectively called _______________________________.

42.   Vascular plants are classified into one of Two Types: _______________________ or
________________________________ plants.

43.   What are the Four Phyla of Seedless Vascular Plants? ________________________,
________________________, ______________________, ________________________.

44.   What are the Five Phyla of Seed Vascular Plants? _______________________,
_________________________, _________________________,
________________________, and  ______________________________.

45.  Vascular seed plants are subdivided into TWO general categories according to the type of seeds they produce: _________________________________ and
____________________________________.

46. A ____________________________ is a special reproductive structure composed of hard scales, that produces seeds without a fruit.

47.   ____________________ are vascular plants that produce seeds lacking a protective
_______________________.  They are often called _______________  _________.

48.  A seed is a _________________________ embryo inside a __________________________  _____________________.

49.   The _____________________ are vascular plants that produce seeds enclosed and
__________________ by a __________________.

50.   All angiosperms produce _________________ and _________________.

51.   The protective structure that contains the seed or seeds of an angiosperm is the
______________________.

52. One way of distinguishing among the many types of angiosperms is by counting the number of seed leaves or ________________________.

53.  Angiosperms with only ONE cotyledon are called _______________________________  or simply  _____________________.

54.  An angiosperm whose embryo has TWO cotyledons are called __________________________________ or simply _______________________.

56.   Plants that produce seed protected by a fruit are called _______________________________.

57.   A dicot is an angiosperm whose embryo has Two _______________________.

58. Plants remove carbon dioxide from the air by the process of ________________________.

59. Bryophytes are _______________-growing plants that live in _____________________  ________________________________.

60. All vascular plants have __________________________ tissues and _____________________________ of _________________________________.

61. True roots, stems, and leaves are characteristics of all ______________________  _________________________.

62. What are the primary functions of spores and seeds?

63. In what ways do green algae differ from plants?

64. Why do nonvascular plants have to live in moist environments?

65. Name three bryophytes, and identify their common characteristics.

66. Which plant phylum contains the tallest and most massive plants?  Is this a phylum of nonvascular, seedless vascular, or seed plants?

67.  Conifers are often found living at high elevations in locations with cold, dry winters.  What characteristic enables them to retain their leaves in these conditions?