Biology Unit 3 Jeopardy

Mitosis, Meiosis, Evolution and

Cell Ecology Chemicals of Life
Genetics Natural Selection

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500 500 500 500 500
Final Jeopardy
 Cell -100

• ANSWER: This is what cell membranes are

mostly made of.

• QUESTION: What are phospholipids?

Answer Question
 Cell -200

• ANSWER: This is where photosynthesis

takes place.

• QUESTION: What is a chloroplast?

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 Cell -300

• ANSWER: It’s made of chitin in fungal

cells.

• QUESTION: What is the cell wall?

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 Cell -400

• ANSWER: These organelles produce

energy through respiration.

• QUESTION: What are mitochondria?

Answer Question
 Cell-500

• ANSWER: Genes are made of this.

• QUESTION: What is DNA?

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 Ecology -100

• ANSWER: A group of organisms of the

same species living in the same habitat.

• QUESTION: What is a population?

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 Ecology-200

• ANSWER: A diagram showing the flow of

energy from one organism to the next.

• QUESTION: What is a food chain?

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 Ecology-300

• ANSWER: The position of an organism

in a food chain.

• QUESTION: What is the trophic level?

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 Ecology-400

• ANSWER: An organism that gets its

energy by feeding on other organisms.

• QUESTION: What is a consumer?

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 Ecology-500

• ANSWER: Another name for a

herbivore.
• QUESTION: What is primary
consumer?

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Mitosis, Meiosis, Genetics -100

• ANSWER: The number of divisions in

meiosis.

• QUESTION: What is 2?

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 Mitosis, Meiosis, Genetics -200

• ANSWER: A nucleus with one set of

chromosomes.

• QUESTION: What is haploid?

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 Mitosis, Meiosis, Genetics -300

• ANSWER: Cells produced by meiosis.

• QUESTION: What are gamates?

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 Mitosis, Meiosis, Genetics-400

• ANSWER: Mutation.

• QUESTION: What is a change in a gene

or chromosome? (DNA)

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Mitosis, Meiosis, Genetics - 500

• ANSWER: An allele that is expressed if

present.

• QUESTION: What is a dominant allele?

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 Evolution & Natural Selection-
100
• ANSWER: Process by which populations
become better suited to their
environment.

• QUESTION: What is adaptation?

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 Evolution & Natural Selection -
200

• ANSWER: This describes how well

adapted an organism is to its
environment.

• QUESTION: What is fitness?

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 Evolution & Natural Selection -
300
• ANSWER: A genetic disease which offers
resistance to malaria in a heterozygous
carrier.

• QUESTION: What is sickle cell anemia?

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 Evolution & Natural Selection -
400
• ANSWER: Another name for selective
breeding.

• QUESTION: What is artificial selection?

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 Evolution & Natural Selection -
500
• ANSWER: The book Charles Darwin
wrote to propose his theory on evolution.

• QUESTION: What is On the Origin of

Species?

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 Chemicals of Life-100

• ANSWER: Almost 80% of our body

mass is made of this.

• QUESTION: What is water?

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 Chemicals of Life -200

• ANSWER: Carbohydrates and lipids are

contain only these kinds of atoms.

• QUESTION: What are carbon, hydrogen

and oxygen?

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 Chemicals of Life - 300

• ANSWER: The number of bases

contained in DNA.

• QUESTION: What is 4?

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 Chemicals of Life - 400

• ANSWER: Iodine turns blue-black in the

presence of this.

• QUESTION: What is starch?

Answer Question
 Chemicals of Life - 500

• ANSWER: Proteins are synthesized on

ribosomes through this process.

• QUESTION: What is translation?

Answer Question
 FINAL JEOPARDY

• ANSWER: These are three ways meiosis

and mitosis are similar & three ways they
are different.
• QUESTION: What are:
– Similarities: type of cell division, create new cells, use the same
structures, both go through the same sequence.

– Differences: Meiosis has 2 cell divisions, mitosis has 1; meiosis ends with
4 cells, mitosis ends with 2; mitosis makes identical body cells, meiosis
makes gametes that are genetically unique; homologous chromosomes
line up in meiosis, not in mitosis; crossing over in meiosis not in mitosis.