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Steps of scientific method

-Observe natural phenomena


-Construct a hypothesis to explain the observation


-Test the hypothesis with experiments


-Draw conclusions about the hypothesis based on the data resulting from experimentation

Difference between theory and hypothesis

Theory: proved


Hypothesis: educated guess

Inductive reasoning
making a conclusion based on direct observations.
Deductive reasoning
drawing specific conclusions from general principles (infer).
Dependent variable
what the investigator measures.
Independent variable
what the investigator measures.§ Independent variable: the
Depth of focus
The vertical distance that remains in focus at one time
Field of view
The circle of light one sees in the microscope
Total magnification
Unaided eye (1X) x Eyepiece (10X) x objective lens (4-100X)
Steps of making wet mount

-Put one drop of water on the slide ★


-Place an object on the slide


-Lower the cover glass slowly to avoid air pockets


-After placing the cover glass, the excess water should be absorbed with paper.

Difference between prokaryote and eukaryote cells.

Prokaryotes are smaller and less complex.


Prokaryotes do not have true nucleus, or membrane-enclosed organelles

Difference between plant and animal cells.

-Plant cells are usually larger than animal cells


-Plant cells have cell wall, plastids, chloroplast, and large central vacuole, but animal cellsdo not.


-Animal cells have centrioles and lysosomes, but plant cells do not.

Cell wall
Structural support and protection; filtering mechanism
Four types of animal tissues and their functions

-Epithelium tissue: protection


-Connective tissue: hold organ together ★


-Muscle tissue: posture and body support; locomotion; heat production


-Nervous tissue: signal transport

Five types of connective tissue

1.Loose


2.Adipose


3.Cartilage


4.Bones


5.Blood

Difference between dicot and monocot plants

Three types of plant tissues and their functions

-Dermal tissue: protection; prevention of water loss


-Ground tissue: photosynthesis; food storage; regeneration; support


-Vascular tissue: transport of water and minerals (xylem); transport of food (phloem)

Which organic compound is not soluble in water?
Lipids