Science Warmups

SCience warmups

Warmup #1 Watch the video: Link

1) Without realizing it, you were born a young _______________.

2) Scientific knowledge allows us to create _______________.

Warmup #2 Watch the video: Link

1) What are 4 behaviors that you observe that go against lab safety rules?

Warmup #3

1) Who, in your life, do you consider to be the most "in shape"?

2) What are characteristics of someone you would describe as "in shape"?

Warmup #4
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1)  What are the 3 parts of the Cell Theory?

Warmup #5
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1)  How many muscles work each step?

2) What are the three parts of the muscular system?

3) How many times will your heart beat over your lifetime?

Warmup #6
(Review articles from last class if you need to remember)

1) What seems to be the two biggest factors that help build muscle?

2) Which part of your diet seems to be the biggest factor for muscle growth?

Warmup #7
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1) What 3 elements are involved in the process of muscle contraction?

2) During each contraction, what gets used up?

Warmup #8
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1) What are 3 reasons why we could get muscle cramps?

Warmup #9

1) What are 3 similar character traits between you and your partners?

2) What are 3 different character traits between you and your partners?

Warmup #10

1) What are the 3 parts that make 

2) Complete the other side of the DNA strand

AAT CGC TAT TCG CGA AAA

Warmup #11

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1) What determines the difference between a man and mushroom?

2) What builds the cells and keeps them functioning?

Warmup #12

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1) The diffraction pattern from photo 51 showed Watson what?

2) The structure of DNA revealed what 2 things?

Warmup #13: 

1) What are the 2 ways a genetic disorder could occur?

2) What is the difference between DNA, Chromosomes, and Karyotypes?

Warmup #14

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1) What was Mendel's first step?

2) What are Mendel's 3 Principals of Inheritance? 

Warmup #15

Complete the Punnett Square and the genotypes and phenotypes for the example

Tongue roller (R) is dominant over non-roller (r). A man who is a non-roller marries a woman who is heterozygous for tongue rolling. 

Warmup #16

Complete the Punnett Square and the genotypes and phenotypes for the example

In tomatoes, red fruit (R) is dominant over yellow fruit (r). A plant that is homozygous for red fruit is crossed with a plant that has yellow fruit. What will be the genotype and phenotype of the offspring? 

Warmup #17

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1) Eye color is what type of trait?

2) You are the sum of what?

Warmup #18

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1) How many research centers embarked on the Human Genome Project?

2) Which group won the race?