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Biology 11 Exam Review
Intro to Bio
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Characteristics of Living things (notes)
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Organization of living things ( cells, tissues, organs.....)
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Abiogenesis vs Biogenesis ( timeline)
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Cell Theory
Microscope
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Care and proper use
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Parts of the microscope and their function
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Measuring actual size and calculating Magnification of the drawing, also finding field of view
(See worksheets)
Cell Biology
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Cell diagrams for plant and animal cells
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Functions of each of the cell components
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eukaryotic vs prokaryotic; unicellular vs multi cellular; plant vs animal
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Cell lab
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Symbiotic theory of cell evolution
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Stem cell research
The Cell and its Environment
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basic structure of the phospholipid molecule
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polar vs nonpolar, comparison to fat molecule
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cell membrane structure and the function of the components
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cell membrane function
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diffusion, osmosis, facilitated diffusion, active transport, endo and exocytosis
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hyper-, hypo-, and isotonic
Surface to Volume Ratio/ the importance of surface area
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be able to calculate surface area and volume
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be able to calculate the surface to volume ratio ( see ameba man lab)
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the importance of surface area to one celled organisms
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the importance of surface area to digestion ( see notes and digestion references)
Classification
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Why? Binomial nomenclature, Levels of Classification
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Dichotomous spider and list keys ( design them and use them)
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Characteristics of the five kingdoms and the phyla and classes already indicated in Animalia
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Techniques for finding relationships between organisms, phylogeny
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Viruses, Bacteria
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Protista ( text, lab and work sheet on Protists)
Digestion
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Autotrophs vs heterotrophs, intra vs extracellular digestion, one vs two-way digestive system
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comparative worm and hydra digestive system ( worm dissection sheet)
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human digestive system focusing on the parts, their jobs and the enzymes involved and the molecules
that they act on.
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The importance of surface area to digestion
Circulation
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open vs closed circulation systems
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circulatory system in mammals ( quick comparison to fish, amphibians, reptiles)
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human circulation/ heart structure/ blood