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Page 1: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt
Page 2: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: the attraction between two different molecules

Explain: The adhesion of the water to sheet shows attraction between the two which holds the drops of water onto it.

Page 3: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: Fruit that

comes from one flower with many

pistils

Explain: A strawberry

is an aggregate fruit

because it comes

from a single flower

with many pistils.

Page 4: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: fruit bearing

plant where the seeds

are in a closed ovary

Explain: Raspberries

are the fruit of a

raspberry plant which

is an angiosperm

because the

raspberries are used to

move the seeds away

from the parent plant.

Page 5: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: a group of

phylum animals made up of

segmented worms

Explain: Earthworms

make up one of the

well-known out of

150,000 species in

the annelid group.

Page 6: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: Filament is the stalk of the stamen where the anther is. The anther is where the pollen is in the stamen.

Explain: The anther and stamen are the outreaching long tubes with a brown top attached in the center of the flower.

Page 7: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: producers from the food chain, an organism that makes organic molecules from chemosynthesis or photosynthesis

Explain: Aloe plant undergoes photosynthesis and cellular respiration to grow.

Page 8: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: includes

mushrooms which are fungus with

spores that develop

in basidia

Explain: These mushrooms that are

fungus contain

spores.

Page 9: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: plant that metabolizes necessary carbon through process with mesophylland bundle-sheath cells

Explain: This a corn field. Corn is a C4 plant because undergoes a different process in order not to lose water.

Page 10: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: group of organic compounds that include sugars, starch, and cellulose that can be broken down to release energy

Explain: Black rice is an example of a carbohydrate like bread. It is a starch.

Page 11: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: insoluble

solution that makes up most of plant cell

walls and vegetable

fibers

Explain: Paper is a cellulose which is

made of tree fibers

Page 12: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: attraction

between molecules of the water that

hold them together

Explain: The water

molecules are

attracted together in

hold together in the

cup.

Page 13: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: refers to

trees that lose the leaves according to

the seasons

Explain: This leaf

comes from a tree

that sheds its leaves

in the winter

Page 14: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: division of animal king which is made up of bilaterally symmetrical animals

Explain: Fish are bilaterally symmetrical animals that fall under the deuterostomecategory.

Page 15: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: part of

seed where food is stored for the

embryo

Explain: Endosperms

make up the edible

part of corn. The

corn kernels contain

the endosperm.

Page 16: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: substance

that helps to speed up chemical

reactions

Explain: The

proteolytic

enzyme, bromelain is

found in pineapples.

Page 17: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition:

flammable gas that is hydrocarbon from

the alkene series

Explain: Ethylene is

naturally produced

by tomatoes and

other fruits. The gas

helps ripen the

tomato.

Page 18: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: organism that has cells which are made up with DNA in chromosomes inside of the nucleus

Explain: The body of this human is made up of cells which contain nuclear membranes which prokaryotes don’t.

Page 19: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: breaking

down chemically of a substance through

bacteria and yeasts

Explain: The wine

went through the

process of

fermentation to

obtain its alcohol.

Page 20: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: female

part of flower located at the base

of the carpel which

turns into a fruit after

fertilizing

Explain: The ovary of

the flower in located

in the middle of the

male parts.

Page 21: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: Fleshy are formed from a single flower or many flowers with one or many seeds in it. Dry have seeds in seedpods that release seeds and then ones that don’t have pods but open

Explain: Apples are fleshy because they form from flowers and have many seeds. Peanuts are dry because they are seeds and fruit that have been kept in pods.

Page 22: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: plant

hormone that helps promote plant

growth

Explain: Gibberellins

are sprayed on

seedless grapes to

help their growth.

Page 23: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: where the

hardest timber of a tree is or the inner

part of the trunk

Explain: The inner

part of the trunk can

be seen from this

mature tree trunk.

Page 24: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: organism with reproductive organs for both female and male

Explain: Rose contain both male and female organs which means they will probably get fertilized from the pollen of the same flower.

Page 25: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: fibrous

protein that makes up hair and hoofs

Explain: This keratin

oil can be added to

hair to strength it

and grow healthier.

Page 26: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: these

leaves last more than one growing

season

Explain: The leaves

on this Christmas tree

have lasted more

than one growing

season.

Page 27: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: area of

plant tissue at the tips of roots that form

new cells and

growth

Explain: The stem of the green pepper is

the meristem.

Page 28: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: insect who

takes pollen from flower to flower

Explain: Bees take

pollen from flower to

flower.

Page 29: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: symmetry

that is circled around the central axis

Explain: Sand dollars

have radial

symmetry through its

fingers.

Page 30: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition:

underground stem that grows

continuosuly

Explain: Ginger is the

rhizome of the

zingiber plant.

Page 31: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: vascular

tissue that moves water up from the

roots of the plant

Explain: Water

moves up in the

xylem vessels in

celery

Page 32: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: shelled egg where embryo can grow in an amniotic sac and has a nourishing yolk

Explain: These eggs are produced by birds like chicken whose eggs are made of calcium carbonate shells.

Page 33: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: this tissue

connects and supports organs or

tissues

Explain: The bone

and cartilage in the

hand are both types

of connective tissue.

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Definition: tissue that

covers the body’s internal surface and

organs

Explain: The skin on

this hand is an

example of epithelial

tissue as it covers the

internal parts of the

body.

Page 35: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: a plant

that can survive with little water

Explain: Aloe is a

plant that needs little

water to

live, allowing it to live

in dry habits or with

people who forget

to water it.

Page 36: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: The breaking down of carbohydrates and turning into glucose. When not in use, the glucose is stored connectively and this is called glycogen.

Explain: To restore glycogen in the body, one can eat a carbohydrate like bread which like be turned into glucose when broken down then stored as glycogen.

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Definition: species of animals with few offspring, they can live long, low mortality reproduce late, are near carrying capacity. Take care of young as well.

Explain: A dog is a k-strategist because they take care of their offspring and have a low mortality rate.

Page 38: AP Biology- Scavenger Hunt

Definition: an organism that genes have been modified by genetic engineering

Explain: Rice has been enriched for vitamins genetically by changing three genes that produce betacarotene which prevents the removal from husks during milling.

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Definition: one of the two divisions of flowering plants that has petals in multiples of three and parallel veins.

Explain: Musaceae, the banana family is part of the monocot family. This banana is fruit of the plant that comes from the flower.

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Definition: Roots

whose structures change to meet

their needs

Explain: Carrots have

modified roots which

are for water

storage.