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Core 9-10th grade topics

by Harrison Owens
1

What organelle is the control center of the cell, containing DNA and directing activities?

2

Which process converts light energy into chemical energy in plants?

3

During cellular respiration, cells primarily break down glucose to produce what?

4

What type of cell division produces gametes for sexual reproduction?

5

Which molecule carries genetic information?

6

Which term describes the movement of water across a selectively permeable membrane?

7

Which organ system exchanges gases between blood and air?

8

Which process maintains internal balance in organisms?

9

Which part of the neuron receives signals from other neurons?

10

In ecology, what describes interactions where species benefit but the other is unaffected?

11

Which stage of the cell cycle is focused on DNA replication before cell division?

12

During which phase do sister chromatids separate and move to opposite poles?

13

What enzyme unwinds DNA during replication?

14

Which statement best describes cancer in relation to the cell cycle?

15

Transcription produces which molecule from DNA?

16

What is the genetic triplet that codes for an amino acid called?

17

Which phase(s) of meiosis reduce chromosome number by half?

18

Which genotype represents a homozygous dominant?

19

In ecology, biodiversity primarily measures what?

20

Labeling a cell often uses which markers to identify cell types?

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The nucleus houses DNA and regulates cell functions.

Photosynthesis uses light to make glucose and oxygen.

ATP is the energy currency produced through respiration.

Meiosis reduces chromosome number to create haploid gametes.

DNA stores hereditary information in genes.

Osmosis is water movement through a membrane.

Lungs and airways facilitate gas exchange.

Homeostasis keeps conditions stable for cells to function.

Dendrites detect incoming chemical signals.

Commensalism provides benefit to one party with no harm to the other.

S phase duplicates the genome; G1/G2 prepare or finalize division; mitosis segregates chromosomes.

Anaphase pulls chromatids apart; others involve condensation, alignment, or reformation.

Helicase opens the double helix; ligase seals strands, primase makes RNA primers.

Cancer involves deregulated checkpoints leading to uncontrolled proliferation.

mRNA carries the genetic code to ribosomes; tRNA and rRNA have other roles.

Codon is a three-nucleotide code; anticodon pairs with codon during translation.

Meiosis I separates homologs; meiosis II separates sister chromatids, halving number.

AA is homozygous dominant; Aa is heterozygous; aa is homozygous recessive.

Biodiversity captures species richness, genetic and ecosystem variety.

Labels can target membrane receptors, nuclear proteins, or organelle markers to identify cell type.

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