Jeopardy Zach Routh Cells Photosynthesis Respiration Cell Division

Jeopardy Zach Routh

Cells

Photosynthesis

Respiration

Cell Division

Molecular Genetics

Evolution & Classification

Evolution Molecular & Genetics Classification Cells Photosynthesis Respiration Cell Division $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500 Double Jeopardy!

Cells The figure below is a representative of this type of cell. $100

Cells What is the Animal Cell Back $100

Cells The left column represents this type of solution $200

Cells What is hypotonic Back $200

Cells This mimics the substrate, competing for an active cite. $300

Cells What is a competitive inhibitor Back $300

Cells DNA is concentrated here $400

Cells What is the nucleoid Back $400

Cells These fasten cells together into strong sheets. $500

Cells What are desomosomes Back $500

Photosynthesis happens here $100

Photosynthesis What are chloroplasts Back $100

Photosynthesis Plants make sugar through this $200

Photosynthesis What is the Calvin Cycle Back $200

Photosynthesis Light reactions are carried out by molecules in this $300

Photosynthesis What is the thylakoid membranes Back $300

Photosynthesis ATP debt is solved by this $400

Photosynthesis What is the Cyclic electron flow Back $400

Photosynthesis Photorespiration presents a major problem for these plants because they have no special adaptations to reduce the process. $500

Photosynthesis What are C 3 Plants Back $500

Respiration This is the first stage of Cellular Respiration $100

Respiration Glycolysis Back $100

Respiration Food is metabolized into one of these three types fuel $200

Respiration What are carbs, proteins, and fats Back $200

Respiration These figures represent two types of this 2 ADP + 2 P Glucose i 2 ATP Glycolysis 2 NAD+ H H C OH CH 3 2 NADH +2 H+ 2 CO 2 H C O CH 3 2 Acetaldehyde 2 Ethanol 2 ADP + P 2 i Glucose O– C O CH 3 2 Pyruvate 2 ATP Glycolysis 2 NAD+ O C O H C OH CH 3 2 Lactate O– C O 2 NADH CH 3 2 Pyruvate $300

Respiration What is fermentation Back $300

Respiration Oxidation of pyruvate happens here $400

Respiration What is the mitochondria Back $400

Respiration Pyruvate is converted to acetyl Co. A here $500

Respiration The junction between glycolysis and the citric acid cycle Back $500

Cell Division These are the two major phases of the eukaryotic cell cycle $100

Cell Division Interphase and mitotic phase Back $100

Cell Division This is the first subphase of interphase $200

Cell Division G 1 Back $200

Cell Division Mitosis produces these $300

Cell Division Two genetically identical cells. Back $300

Cell Division In an animal cell a cleavage furrow helps divide the cell but in plants this creates a division $400

Cell Division What is a cell plate Back $400

Cell Division This is the shortest stage of mitosis $500

Cell Division What is Anaphase Back $500

Molecular Genetics Any cell with two chromosome sets is this $100

Molecular Genetics What is a diploid cell Back $100

Molecular Genetics Another name for homologous chromosomes $200

Molecular Genetics What are homologues Back $200

Molecular Genetics The stages of transcription are $300

Molecular Genetics Initiation, elongation and termination Back $300

Molecular Genetics This figure shows this DNA m. RNA Ribosome Polypeptide Amino acids Polypeptide t. RNA with amino acid attached p Ribosome r T Phe Gly AG C C t. RNA C A AA UGGU UU GG C Codons 5 m. RNA G Anticodon 3 $400

Molecular Genetics What is translation Back $400

Molecular Genetics One gene influences many different characteristics in this type of inheritance $500

Molecular Genetics What is Pleiotropy Back $500

Evolution & Classification Gene flow is interrupted when a population is divided into geographically isolated subpopulations in this $100

Evolution & Classification What is allopatric speciation Back $100

Evolution & Classification These include descendants, but not the common ancestor, of all species in the group $200

Evolution & Classification What are polyphyletic groups Back $200

Evolution & Classification This model states that evolution is a slow, continuous process $300

Evolution & Classification What is gradualism Back $300

Evolution & Classification The figure below shows this CWCW CR CR Only 5 of 10 plants leave offspring CR CW CWCW CR CR CR CW Generation 1 p (frequency of CR) = 0. 7 q (frequency of CW) = 0. 3 CWCW CR CR Only 2 of CRCR 10 plants leave W W CR CR C C offspring CR CW CR CR CR CR CW Generation 2 p = 0. 5 q = 0. 5 CR CR CR Generation 3 p = 1. 0 q = 0. 0 $400

Evolution & Classification What is genetic drift Back $400

Evolution & Classification The 5 requirements of the Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium include this $500

Evolution & Classification What are large population, isolated population, no net mutations, random mating, and no natural selection. Back $500

Double Jeopardy!!!

Plant Systems

Animal Systems

Ecology

Labs

Biotechnology

Things we didn’t cover

Plant Systems Animal Systems Ecology Labs Biotechnology Things we didn’t cover $200 $200 $400 $400 $600 $600 $800 $800 $1000 $1000 Final Jeopardy!

Plant Systems The male organs of a flower are known as this $200

Plant Systems What are stamens Back $200

Plant Systems Pine trees can be classified as this because of their cone bearing ability $400

Plant Systems What is a conifer Back $400

Plant Systems Growth in length of plants in sustained throughout the plant’s life by this $600

Plant Systems What is the apical meristem Back $600

Plant Systems Plants respond to external signals through this mechanism $800

Plant Systems What is tropism Back $800

Plant Systems Double fertilization is unique to these plants $1000

Plant Systems What are angiosperms Back $1000

Animal Systems These animals are craniates that have a backbone $200

Animal Systems What are vertebrates Back $200

Animal Systems According to the phylogenic tree mammals are most closely related to these scaly creatures $400

Animal Systems What are reptiles Back $400

Animal Systems The third stage of food processing, allow animals to gain nutrient through this $600

Animal Systems What is absorption Back $600

Animal Systems This organ system consists of skin and its derivatives $800

Animal Systems What is the integumentary system Back $800

Animal Systems This is hormone secreted by the small intestine after meals, acting as an appetite suppressant that counters ghrelin $1000

Animal Systems What is PYY Back $1000

Ecology Many animals emit odors known as these in order to communicate $200

Ecology What are pheromones Back $200

Ecology Exponential growth is slowed when this is reached $400

Ecology What is the carrying capacity Back $400

Ecology The coloration of King snakes displays what type of mimicry $600

Ecology What is Batesian Back $600

Ecology Rachel Carson wrote this important book on environmentalism $800

Ecology What is Silent Spring Back $800

Ecology This type of learning is gained through trial and error $1000

Ecology What is Operant Conditions Back $1000

Labs Diffusion can occur in gases, in liquids, or through these. $200

Labs What are solids Back $200

Labs In our CSI Lab this was used in the replication of DNA $400

Labs What is gel electrophoresis Back $400

Labs The alteration of the active site is known as this $600

Labs What is an induced fit Back $600

Labs Nuclear division is usually followed by division of the this $800

Labs What is the cytoplasm Back $800

Labs Blood pressure is highest here. $1000

Labs What is the aorta Back $1000

Biotechnology In 1990 this project was begun to map all human genes $200

Biotechnology What is the Human Genome Project Back $200

Biotechnology This is the most commonly used vector for introducing new genes into plant cells $400

Biotechnology Ti Plasmid Back $400

Biotechnology This is DNA in which nucleotide sequences from two different sources are combined in vitro into the same DNA molecule $600

Biotechnology What is Recombinant DNA Back $600

Biotechnology This is a simple and fast method for silencing selected genes $800

Biotechnology RNAi Back $800

Biotechnology An animal with genes that have been inserted from another animal in known as one of these $1000

Biotechnology What are transgenic animals Back $1000

Things we didn’t cover The amount of nutrients that can be absorbed by plants without damaging ecosystem integrity is known as this $200

Things we didn’t cover What is the critical load Back $200

Things we didn’t cover The production of as many offspring as possible in one reproductive event is known as this $400

Things we didn’t cover What is semelparity Back $400

Things we didn’t cover Suggesting that each boundary between each fossil layer was caused by a catastrophe is known as this $600

Things we didn’t cover What is catastrophism Back $600

Things we didn’t cover When one gene influences many different characteristics it is known as this $800

Things we didn’t cover Pleiotropy Back $800

Things we didn’t cover The hypothesis below is known as this. Terrestrial herbivores consume relatively little plant biomass because they are held in check by a variety of factors, including predators, parasites, and disease. $1000

Things we didn’t cover What is the Green World Hypothesis Back $1000

Final Jeopardy!!!

Final Jeopardy!!! An individual organism splits into two roughly equal-sized organisms, which then grow to the size of the original through this process

Final Jeopardy!!! What is fission