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Biology A

Biology A. Final Exam Review Your final exam in Biology A is comprehensive. YOU are responsible for all of the material covered in class. This material is to be used as a general guide. It would be a good idea to study your notes, quizzes and tests. Unit 1 Material.

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Biology A

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  1. Biology A Final Exam Review Your final exam in Biology A is comprehensive. YOU are responsible for all of the material covered in class. This material is to be used as a general guide. It would be a good idea to study your notes, quizzes and tests.

  2. Unit 1 Material • Macromolecules-name the 4 • For each you need to know: monomer, shape, function, description, examples • Chemical properties: organic vs inorganic, compound, molecules, atoms, subatomic particles • Characteristics of living things • Organization of living things

  3. Unit 2 Material • pH-read the scale, terms associated with pH • Eukaryote vs Prokaryote • Surface area- Why is it a limiting factor? • Organelles and their function • How do enzymes influence biological reactions?

  4. Unit 3 Material • Processes of Diffusion and Osmosis • Hypotonic, hypertonic, isotonic solutions • In respiration the energy that gets produced is in the form of _________ • Where do the light reactions occur? • Why are plants green?

  5. Voabulary Homeostasis Enzyme Eukaryote Alkaline Prokaryote Products Basic Autotrophs Reactants Acidc Heterotroph Chlorophyll

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