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Biology As A Science
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By Einstein1507 | Updated: Mar 19, 2022
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1.
The study of living things began with a primitive man's concern about his health.
True
False
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2.
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2.
A(n) _______ is a drug that kills bacteria
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3.
Science is an organized body of ________?
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4.
The factor being tested in an experiment is called the _______
Variable
Control
Antibiotic
Hypothesis
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5.
What are the steps of the scientific method in order?
Observation, Draw a Conclusion, Interpretation of Observation, Hypothesis, Experimentation
Observation, Experimentation, Hypothesis, Interpretation of Observation, Draw a Conclusion
Observation, Interpretation of observation, Hypothesis, Experimentation, Draw a Conclusion
Observation, Interpretation of observation, Experimentation, Hypothesis, Draw a Conclusion
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6.
Early Man learned about his body from primitive attempts at therapy
True
False
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7.
A controlled experiment is an experiment where all factors are the _____ except the one being _____.
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8.
Primitive man used herbs for their nutritional value
True
False
Herbs were used for their medicinal value
Explanation
Herbs were used for their medicinal value
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9.
In an old petri dish, _____ observed that there was no _____ surrounding a piece of mold. He tried to explain this, with the hypothesis that "Penicillium secretes a chemical that kills _____ bacteria. He experimented this by having two identical flasks, each filled with _____. He added bacteria to _____ flask(s). In the first flask, he added a piece of _____, then removed it. Fleming left the second alone. At the end of the experiment, Fleming found that the first flask had no _____ because it was clear, while the second was _____ and contained _____. From this, he was able to conclude that a chemical called _____ kills Staph. bacteria.
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10.
History of Biology-Match each person with his description
Hippocrates
Select a Match
Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
Galen
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Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
Aristotle
Select a Match
Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
Louis Pasteur
Select a Match
Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
Charles Darwin
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Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
William Harvey
Select a Match
Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
da Vinci
Select a Match
Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
Robert Hooke
Select a Match
Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
Carl von Linnaeus
Select a Match
Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
Jonas Salk
Select a Match
Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
Alexander Fleming
Select a Match
Healing became a science; he described disease; said illness has natural causes and can be cured with natural causes
British bacteriologist; discovered Penicillin
Founded taxonomy, the science of classification
Created a classification system for living things; divided them into plants or animals
Invented the microscope; was not a scientist; "All living things are made of cells
Discovered the circulation of blood by performing the first vivsection
Created the Polio Vaccine
Credited with the Germ Theory of Disease
Drew humans extremely accurately
Credited with the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Wrote the "Bible of Anatomy; dissected a Barbary Ape instead of a human, but failed to label it
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11.
Match the prefix or suffix with the meaning
Herb-
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
-stellar
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
Cyto-
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
Histo-
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
-plasm
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
Hepa-
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
-itis
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
Anthropo-
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
Encephal-
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
Proto-
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
-ectomy
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
-zoan
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
-vorous
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
Hyper
Select a Match
Inflammation
Of man
Cell
Eating
Plant
Animal
Tissue
Star
Cut out
Liver
Brain
Formed material
First
Above
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12.
Match each lab equipment with its function
Pipette
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
Bunsen Burner
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
Medicine dropper
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
Safety glasses
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
Probe
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
Forceps
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
Glass slide
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
Microscope
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
Hand lens
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
Test tube
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
Funnel
Select a Match
Draws Fluid by suction
Makes an enlarged view of small objects
Holds liquids
Measures out drops of liquid
Protects eyes from heat and chemicals
Mounting surface for small object
Transfers liquids from one container to another; can be used to filter with filter paper
Grasps small objects
Pointed object used to examine specimens
Source of heat
magnifies small objects
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The study of living things began with a primitive man's concern...
A(n) _______ is a drug that kills bacteria
Science is an organized body of ________?
The factor being tested in an experiment is called the _______
What are the steps of the scientific method in order?
Early Man learned about his body from primitive attempts at therapy
A controlled experiment is an experiment where all factors are...
Primitive man used herbs for their nutritional value
In an old petri dish, _____ observed that there was no _____...
History of Biology-Match each person with his description
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Match each lab equipment with its function
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