Biology Batting
Answer Biology Questions, and score runs. Pick the correct answer to hit the ball, and win by batting through the order without getting 3 strikes.
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Topics of this game:
- What is a hypothesis? (Unit 1)
- True or False: It is not necessary to test a law. (Unit 1)
- What are the function of Lipids? (Unit 2)
- True or False. Monosaccharides contain Oxygen (Unit 2)
- Unicellular means what answer choice? (Unit 3)
- A substance that can dissolve others (Unit 3)
- This type of respiration does not require oxygen. (Unit 4)
- In this stage of respiration, glucose is converted to pyruvic acid. (Unit 4)
- Vascular Plants (Unit 4.5)
- Provides support and stores materials (Unit 4.5)
- Meiosis is (Unit 5)
- New gametes/germ cells are produced through (Unit 5)
- What is the basic building block of nucleic acids? (Unit 6)
- In sheep, the production of white wool is dominant to black wool. If a homozygous white wool female is bred with a homozygous black wool male. The offspring would be expected to have which of the following percentages? (Unit 6)
- A person only needs ___ mutated copy of a gene in order to be affected by an autosomal dominant genetic disorder. (Unit 7)
- A person needs two mutated copies of the gene in order to be affected by an autosomal recessive genetic disease. (Unit 7)
- How is scientific theory of evolution supported by the comparison of the skulls and skeletons of modern humans and extinct hominids? (Unit 8)
- How do fossils demonstrate evidence of evolution? (Unit 8)
- What is biodiversity? (Unit 9)
- the initial colonization and development of an ecosystem in a lifeless area, where no previous life existed, such as on newly exposed rocks or newly formed land (Unit 9)
- Moves blood away from the heart. (Unit 10)
- A fertilized egg (Unit 10)
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