PolysaccharidesLarge polymersofmonosaccharidesconnected byglycosidic bondsSelectivePermeabilityMembranesregulate whichsubstancespass throughthemElectronegativityThe attractiveforce that anatomic nucleusexerts onelectronsIonsAn electricallycharged particlethat forms whenatoms lose or gainone or moreelectronsGTPEnergysource inproteinsynthesisNatureSelectionProcess thatoperates innatureproposed byDarwinGenomeCompleteset of genespresent in acell ororganism0.2nmResolutionof electronmicroscopesIsotopesForm of an elementthat contains anequal number ofprotons but differentnumber of neutronscausing it to have adifferent massRibosomesSites ofproteinsynthesiswith nomembranesPlasmodesmataCellmembrane-linerchannels thatconnectadjacent plantcellsProtons&ElectronsChemicalreactions aredeterminedby what 2massesProkaryotes&Eukaryotes2CategoriesoforganismsCompoundA pure substancemade up of 2 ormore differentelements bondedtogether in a fixedratioHydrophilicPolarmolecules thatform hydrogenbonds withwaterCytoskeletonNon-membranousorganelle thathelps holdcell in placePlants &SomeProtistsWhereplastidsarelocatedEndomembraneSystemInterconnectedsystem ofmembrane-enclosedcompartmentsLightMicroscopes& ElectronMicroscopes2 Basictypes ofmicroscopesTheory ofEndosymbiosisProposes thatmitochondria andplastids arosewhen one cellengulfed anothercellCovalentBondsStrong bondsformed whentwo atomsshare 1 or morepairs ofelectrons4 Orbitals,8ElectronsNumber oforbitals in thesecond shelland how manyelectrons can beheld3 Types ofMembraneProteinsIntegral,Peripheral,AnchoredDiscoveryof DNAWhatspecificallytransformedbiologicalsciencePolysaccharidesLarge polymersofmonosaccharidesconnected byglycosidic bondsSelectivePermeabilityMembranesregulate whichsubstancespass throughthemElectronegativityThe attractiveforce that anatomic nucleusexerts onelectronsIonsAn electricallycharged particlethat forms whenatoms lose or gainone or moreelectronsGTPEnergysource inproteinsynthesisNatureSelectionProcess thatoperates innatureproposed byDarwinGenomeCompleteset of genespresent in acell ororganism0.2nmResolutionof electronmicroscopesIsotopesForm of an elementthat contains anequal number ofprotons but differentnumber of neutronscausing it to have adifferent massRibosomesSites ofproteinsynthesiswith nomembranesPlasmodesmataCellmembrane-linerchannels thatconnectadjacent plantcellsProtons&ElectronsChemicalreactions aredeterminedby what 2massesProkaryotes&Eukaryotes2CategoriesoforganismsCompoundA pure substancemade up of 2 ormore differentelements bondedtogether in a fixedratioHydrophilicPolarmolecules thatform hydrogenbonds withwaterCytoskeletonNon-membranousorganelle thathelps holdcell in placePlants &SomeProtistsWhereplastidsarelocatedEndomembraneSystemInterconnectedsystem ofmembrane-enclosedcompartmentsLightMicroscopes& ElectronMicroscopes2 Basictypes ofmicroscopesTheory ofEndosymbiosisProposes thatmitochondria andplastids arosewhen one cellengulfed anothercellCovalentBondsStrong bondsformed whentwo atomsshare 1 or morepairs ofelectrons4 Orbitals,8ElectronsNumber oforbitals in thesecond shelland how manyelectrons can beheld3 Types ofMembraneProteinsIntegral,Peripheral,AnchoredDiscoveryof DNAWhatspecificallytransformedbiologicalscience

Biology Lab: Quiz 4 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Large polymers of monosaccharides connected by glycosidic bonds
    Polysaccharides
  2. Membranes regulate which substances pass through them
    Selective Permeability
  3. The attractive force that an atomic nucleus exerts on electrons
    Electronegativity
  4. An electrically charged particle that forms when atoms lose or gain one or more electrons
    Ions
  5. Energy source in protein synthesis
    GTP
  6. Process that operates in nature proposed by Darwin
    Nature Selection
  7. Complete set of genes present in a cell or organism
    Genome
  8. Resolution of electron microscopes
    0.2 nm
  9. Form of an element that contains an equal number of protons but different number of neutrons causing it to have a different mass
    Isotopes
  10. Sites of protein synthesis with no membranes
    Ribosomes
  11. Cell membrane-liner channels that connect adjacent plant cells
    Plasmodesmata
  12. Chemical reactions are determined by what 2 masses
    Protons & Electrons
  13. 2 Categories of organisms
    Prokaryotes & Eukaryotes
  14. A pure substance made up of 2 or more different elements bonded together in a fixed ratio
    Compound
  15. Polar molecules that form hydrogen bonds with water
    Hydrophilic
  16. Non-membranous organelle that helps hold cell in place
    Cytoskeleton
  17. Where plastids are located
    Plants & Some Protists
  18. Interconnected system of membrane-enclosed compartments
    Endomembrane System
  19. 2 Basic types of microscopes
    Light Microscopes & Electron Microscopes
  20. Proposes that mitochondria and plastids arose when one cell engulfed another cell
    Theory of Endosymbiosis
  21. Strong bonds formed when two atoms share 1 or more pairs of electrons
    Covalent Bonds
  22. Number of orbitals in the second shell and how many electrons can be held
    4 Orbitals, 8 Electrons
  23. Integral, Peripheral, Anchored
    3 Types of Membrane Proteins
  24. What specifically transformed biological science
    Discovery of DNA