Life Science
Vocabulary

   First Semester
Experimental Design Vocab
 hypothesis             Meterstick
 constants              Graduated   cylinder
 Independentvariable    Triple beam balance
 Dependent variable     Procedure
 Control                Conclusion
 Data table             Metric system
 Graphs                 Liter
 Volume                 Meter
 Area                   gram
 mass                   Thermometer
Cells in Action Vocabulary
 Diffusion               Mitosis

 Osmosis                 Chromosome

 Passive                 Homologous
          transport
                           chromosome
 Active transport
                          Interphase
 Endocytosis
                          Prophase
 Exocytosis              Metaphase
 Photosynthesis          Anaphase
 Glucose                 telophase
 Cellular respiration    Cytokinesis
 fermentation            centromere
Parts of the Cells Vocabulary
 Cell             Endoplasmic
 Cell theory       reticulum
 Robert Hooke     Mitochondria

 Anton van        Golgi complex
  Leewenhoek       Vesicle
 Cell membrane    Lysosome
 Organelle        Vacuole
 Nucleus          Chloroplast
 Prokaryote       Tissue
 Eukaryote        Organ
 Cell wall        Organ system
 ribosome         organism
Heredity & DNA Vocabulary
  Gregor  Mendel         Selective   breeding
  Heredity               DNA
  Dominant trait         Nucleotide
  Recessive trait        Rosalind  Franklin
  Gene                   Watson & Crick
  Phenotype
                          Transfer RNA (tRNA)
  Genotype
                          Messenger RNA
  Meiosis
                           (mRNA)
  Sex chromosomes
                          Mutation
  Walter Sutton
                          Substitution
  Sex-linked disorder
                          Insertion
  Punnett Square
                          deletion
Evolution & GTS Vocabulary
 Adaptation              Absolute  dating
 Species                  Geologic Time
 Evolution                 Scale
 Fossil                   Extinct

 Charles Darwin           Plate tectonics

 Natural selection        Pangaea

 Overproduction           Precambrian Time

 Inherited variation      Paleozoic Era

 Struggle to survive      Mesozoic Era

 Successful reproduction  Cenozoic Era
 Speciation               Hominid

 Relative dating          Homo sapien
                           Neanderthal

Vocabulary yr

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Experimental Design Vocab hypothesis  Meterstick  constants  Graduated cylinder  Independentvariable  Triple beam balance  Dependent variable  Procedure  Control  Conclusion  Data table  Metric system  Graphs  Liter  Volume  Meter  Area  gram  mass  Thermometer
  • 3.
    Cells in ActionVocabulary  Diffusion  Mitosis  Osmosis  Chromosome  Passive  Homologous transport chromosome  Active transport  Interphase  Endocytosis  Prophase  Exocytosis  Metaphase  Photosynthesis  Anaphase  Glucose  telophase  Cellular respiration  Cytokinesis  fermentation  centromere
  • 4.
    Parts of theCells Vocabulary  Cell  Endoplasmic  Cell theory reticulum  Robert Hooke  Mitochondria  Anton van  Golgi complex Leewenhoek  Vesicle  Cell membrane  Lysosome  Organelle  Vacuole  Nucleus  Chloroplast  Prokaryote  Tissue  Eukaryote  Organ  Cell wall  Organ system  ribosome  organism
  • 5.
    Heredity & DNAVocabulary  Gregor Mendel  Selective breeding  Heredity  DNA  Dominant trait  Nucleotide  Recessive trait  Rosalind Franklin  Gene  Watson & Crick  Phenotype  Transfer RNA (tRNA)  Genotype  Messenger RNA  Meiosis (mRNA)  Sex chromosomes  Mutation  Walter Sutton  Substitution  Sex-linked disorder  Insertion  Punnett Square  deletion
  • 6.
    Evolution & GTSVocabulary  Adaptation  Absolute dating  Species  Geologic Time  Evolution Scale  Fossil  Extinct  Charles Darwin  Plate tectonics  Natural selection  Pangaea  Overproduction  Precambrian Time  Inherited variation  Paleozoic Era  Struggle to survive  Mesozoic Era  Successful reproduction  Cenozoic Era  Speciation  Hominid  Relative dating  Homo sapien  Neanderthal