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Location #1: Word Bank - use the following to answer questions 1-8; terms can be used more than once or not at all; need to use exact words or it won't count your answer correct

  • aerobic respiration
  • anaerobic respiration
  • carbon dioxide
  • control
  • constant
  • dependent variable
  • glass beads
  • hypothesis
  • independent variable
  • KOH
  • oxygen
  • pea seeds dry and hydrated
  • pipette
  • qualitative data
  • quantitative data
  • tray
  • water
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Go to Sign with #3 Location on it. Draw a punnet square between two heterozygous organisms. Use the letter D to represent the trait. When finished, raise your hand so I can come and grade it.

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Find Location #4 - You have an organism that has two chromosomes. Use the materials available to you to show what happens to them in the S phase of the cell cycle. Raise your hand when finished, so I can grade you.

Find Location #5 - Using the materials provided show what happens during spermatogensis if there is nondisjunction during Meiosis I. Raise your hand when finished, so I can grade you.

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Find Location #7: create a sequence with the tRNAs in a row; match up the tRNA with its appropriate amino acid; when completed raise your hand and I will come and grade you

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You performed this experiment using this set-up as a respirometer. The control had ______________in the tube.

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Name one of the constants in this experiment.

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The independent variable in this experiment was the...

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The dependent variable in this experiment was the amount of _________that was used by the peas.

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The type of data collected was quantitative or qualitative?

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Continue using the information at Location #5. If these gametes were crossed with a normal female, some of the offspring would be viable and some wouldn't.

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Label the three parts of a DNA nucleotide:

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Find Location #6This specimen is a good example of the result of a

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Find Location #9 - look at the materials placed on the table - What process has just occurred?

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DNA is copied from the 3' to 5' end.

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