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 College Prep Biology

 

Assignment

Due Date

TERM I – 2011/2012

 

Requisite Materials for the Course:

·        loose leaf paper

·        pens/pencils

·        spiral or three-ringed notebook

·        calculator

·        colored pencils.

 

Complete forms and sign

 

CP Biology Syllabus PDF

 

 

 

 

Cornell Method PDF

Cover text

Read & Sign forms

Read Sec. 1.6 & 1.7

8/30

Read Sec. 1.1 – 1.3

9/1

Inv. 1.4: (p. 24 ff)

     Part A & Part B

 (record in your notebook)

9/7 - 9/8

CR p. 15

9/9 – 9/12

Fig. 2.4 (on separate sheet of paper)

9/13 – 9/14

Part B: Reindeer Population 9pg. 49)

     Procedure 1 – 7 (in ntbk)

 

     http://galen.metapath.org/popclk.html 

 

9/15 - 9/16

INV. 2.2 :  (p. 52ff)

     Procedure 1 – 7; (in ntbk)

 

Please bring a folder for storing lab results

9/19 – 9/20

 

Worksheet: Populations

9/21 – 9/22

 

Worksheet: Ecosystems

Folders, please

 

9/26 – 9/27

 

Encyclopedia of Life

 

     www.eol.org

 

CR 586 & 592 (in ntbk)

 

9/28 – 9/29

EXAM 1-2-3-22   [Value = ~ 80 pts]

 

Help Night   [10/3]

10/4 -10/5

 

Complete Biome Data Table

9/30 – 10/3

 

 

Bring colored pencils

10/6-10/7

 

 

Four (4) labeled sketches of:

1.     plant cell

2.     animal cell

3.     plasma or cell membrane

4.     bacterial cell

10/11-10/12

 

CR 122 (in ntbk)

10/17 – 10/18

 

QUIZ:  Organelles

10/19-10/20

 

Read & Outline Sec 5.9 – 5.11

     Summarize Table 5.1

     Prep for plasmolysis lab

10/24 – 10/25

 

Mitosis & Meiosis links:

 

l       http://www.biology.arizona.edu/CELL_BIO/tutorials/cell_cycle/main.html

 

l       http://www.biology.arizona.edu/CELL_BIO/tutorials/meiosis/main.html

 

     Prepare for plasmolysis lab

 

10/25 – 10/26

 

Read & Outline 6.1 – 6.5

CR 151

 

11/2 – 11/3

 

 

Complete Mitosis/Meiosis Worksheet

 

 

11/4 – 11/8

 

EXAM: Chapter 5 & 6.1 – 6.5

 

 

 

11/9 – 11/10

 

Concept Review pg.88

11/11-11/14

 

Concept Reviews 91 & 98

 

11/15-11/16

 

A-4 needs to make sure they bring notebooks and all homework assignments to class on Monday 11/21

11/21

 

Happy Thanksgiving

 

 

Complete Photosynthesis Worksheet

 

 

12/2-12/5

 

 

Complete Cell Respiration Worksheet

 

12/6-12/7

 

Catalase Lab

 

      LAB MAKE-UP DATE = 12/15/11 @ NOON IN ROOM 208!!

 

12/8 – 12/9

 

 

EXAM: 4/15/19

 

12/12-12/13

 

 

Complete Genetics worksheet

 

12/19 – 12/20

 

Complete sections of Punnett Square Worksheet

 

 

Links to Genetics problems:

 

     http://www.ksu.edu/biology/pob/genetics/mono.htm

 

     http://www.biology.arizona.edu/mendelian_genetics/mendelian_genetics.html

 

     http://www.cod.edu/people/faculty/fancher/GenProb1.htm

 

    You can also just enter ‘sample genetics problems’ and search for your own –let me know if you find any cool ones

12/21 – 12/22

 

Prepare for pre-quiz on P. Sq’s

 

1/5-1/6

 

P. Square Exam

 

1/9

 

Please bring a pair of scissors

1/11

 

Read 8.8 – 8.11

1/17 – 1/18

 

Use site to note DNA structure & replication

 

     http://www.johnkyrk.com/DNAanatomy.html

 

1/19 – 1/20

 

Complete DNA fingerprinting lab

1/30 – 1/31

 

Complete Chemistry of the Gene worksheet

2/1-2/2

 From Genes to Proteins worksheet

2/3-2/4

Biotechnology links:

 

     http://www.ornl.gov/sci/techresources/Human_Genome/home.shtml

 

     http://stemcells.nih.gov/info/2006report/

 

     http://www.fertilitynetwork.com/articles/articles-ivf.htm

 

Begin review for mid-year final

From 2/4 on

 

Mid-Year Final 

 

ATTENTION: DATES CHANGED!!!

 

     Help Nite on 2/8 after school

 

 

 

2/13-2/14

Biology 40311

Mid Year Final

Study Guide

 

Chapter 1

 

          community producers   consumers  autotrophs elements     compounds          SI system    scientific method laws              theory              hypothesis          observation          metric system     heterotrophs

 

Chapter 2

         

          immigration        emigration mortality    birth rate    biotic               abiotic        limiting factors    resources   

             carrying capacity      population         biotic potential      growth curves          logistic growth

          exponential growth

 

Chapter 3

 

          ecosystem   herbivores  carnivores  omnivores  niche   habitat           predator-prey               parasites     scavengers  lichens        pyramids          biodiversity                  food chain   food web    productivity

          biomes

Chapter 4 [Chapter 15 & 19]

 

              atomic structure        synthesis reactions                   decomposition reactions         hydrolysis        condensation                  photosynthesis     cell respiration       ATP       mitochondria                 chlorophyll grana       thylakoids         

             lipids                 carbohydrates                  nucleic acids                proteins          peptide bonds      DNA           RNA

              enzymes EMS          stroma

 

Chapter 5

 

          cell organelles & function           prokaryotes    eukaryotes membranes                   cell wall      cytoplasm  

              fluid mosaic model       diffusion     osmosis        dynamic equilibrium                   passive transport         active transport    

          cell cycle     mitosis [pg. 131]            cytokinesis

 

Chapter 6

 

          asexual reproduction    meiosis        gamete formation         zygote        fertilization haploid       diploid

 

Chapter 8

 

Mendel’s laws      dominant   recessive     heterozygous               hybrid                 homozygous                  genotype

phenotype  segregation independent assortment         monohybrid crosses     dihybrid cross

codominance            blood type           polygenic inheritance            sex-linkage           nondisjunction   

 

NOTE: (only 1st part of Ch. 8 will be on this exam – DNA will be on the June exam)

 

   

 

 

 

Final Exam

 

 

 

 

 

Biology I – IB/Honors

 

Assignment

Due

Date

TERM I – 2010/2011

 

Requisite Materials for the Course:

·        loose leaf paper

·        pens/pencils

·        spiral or three-ringed notebook

·        calculator

·        colored pencils.

 

Complete forms and sign

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Biology II – IB/Honors

Assignment

Due Date

Term I  – 2011/2012

 

 

 

Requisite Materials for the Course:

·        loose leaf paper

·        pens/pencils

·        spiral or three-ringed notebook

·        calculator

·        colored pencils.

·        NOTE: if student intends to write their lab reports long hand, they need to use a 5-STAR notebook (they should have one from chemistry).

 

 

Complete forms and sign

 

Biology II/H Syllabus PDF

 

Read & sign forms

Read G4Project material and brain storm topics

     G4P Meeting dates:

              September 1 @ 7:30 AM in 208

              September 8 @ 7:30 AM in 208

 

G4 Project ProposalsPDF

 

CD Activity 52

 

    52.2 Investigation:   “ How Do Abiotic Factors Effect  . . .”

    53.1 Activity:  “Estimating Population Density & Size . . . “

 

9/7

 

    52.2 Activity: Biotic & Abiotic  . . .

    54.1 Activity:  Interspecific . . .

    Bring ‘mudders’ to class

 

9/9

 

    55.2 Activity:  “How Do Temperature & Light Affect . . .?”

     53.1 Activity: “Estimating Population Density & Size . . .” 

 

 

9/13

 

     Research Group4 Project Topics

   

     Bring ‘mudders’

 

9/15

 

     Concept 55.3: Energy transfer between trophic levels is typically only 10% efficient

                              Activity: Pyramids of Production

 

     Bring mudders (again???)

 

9/19

   

    Graded Review G1

 

 

9/21

 

LAB: Lincoln Index

 

9/26

 

Research G4P reaction time vs. energy drink

 

10/4

 

Make tables for aquatic and terrestrial biomes [pg. 1162 – 1171]

 

10/11

 

REMINDER:  EXAM G2

 

10/17

 

 

Permission forms signed

 

10/11

 

   Concept 54.3: 

                              Activity: Primary Succession

     

   Concept 55.4:

                              Activity: Energy Flow and Chemical Cycling

                                        Activity: The Carbon Cycle

                                        Activity: The Nitrogen Cycle

 

    Concept 55.5:

                              Activity: Water Pollution from Nitrates

 

10/13

 

EXAM G2

 

  

10/17

 

     Concept 56.1:

                               Activity: Madagascar and the Biodiversity Crisis

                                        

                                Activity: Introduced Species: Fire Ants

 

 

 

 

10/19

 

Case Studies

Extinction Summaries

 

10/ 25

 

 

     Concept 56.4:

 

                                         Investigation: How Are Potential Prairie Restoration Sites Analyzed?

 

 

    Update (as of 0730 10/28/11):

 

          Don’t pursue this anymore.  There is a glitch.  I’m going to contact the publisher’s tech people but I have no idea how long it will take to be resolved.

 

 

10/27

?

 

 

BEGIN G3 & G4 Study Sheet

 

11/02

 

 

G3 & G4 Exam

11/09

 

Chapter 40 Activities:

 

Activity: Overview of Animal Tissues

Activity: Epithelial Tissue

Activity: Connective Tissue

Activity: Muscle Tissue

Activity: Nervous Tissue

 

Bring signed permission slips and dress for the weather!!!!

 

11/11

 

 

Begin Ch. 40 ss

 

I need those G3&G4 ss please

11/15

 

EXAM 53

Study Sheet 40

 

11/21

 

Happy Thanksgiving

Group 4 Project

 

12/6

 

 

 

Prep Aseptic Technique Lab

         Prep Aseptic lab

 

Additional notes:

         CCK: cholecystokinin a peptide hormone of the gastrointestinal system responsible for stimulating the digestion of fat and protein

         Gastrin: a hormone that stimulates secretion of gastric acid (HCl) by the parietal cells of the stomach and aids in gastric motility. It is released by G cells in the stomach, duodenum, and the pancreas

         Secretin: a gastrointestinal hormone that stimulates the secretion of water and bicarbonate from the pancreas and bile ducts

 

Begin study sheet 41

 

12/2

 

Complete Aseptic and pGLO labs

 

12/12

 

 

Update your Ch. 41 notes with the text (up to and including the large intestine)

Review what structures secrete what enzymes and the enzymatic function

State the source, substrate, products and optimum pH conditions for one amylase, one protease and one lipase    !!! I WILL GIVE YOU A MARK FOR THIS !!!

 

 

Digestive System Link:

    

         http://arbl.cvmbs.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/digestion/

 

 

12/19

Inv. 40: “How Does Temperature Affect Metabolic Rate in Daphnia?”

 

 

Chapter 40.2 Activity ‘Regulation by Feedback Loops’

 

Prepare for Quiz retake

Complete SS 41

12/21

 

Graded Review 41

 

 

1/3                                                                                

CD 41 Activity:  Analyzing Food Labels

             Activity:  Digestive System Function

             Activity:  Hormonal Control of Digestion

             Activity:  Case Studies of Nutritional Disorders

Inv. 41.3:  What role does amylase play in digestion?

 

 

1/5

CD 42 Activity:   Activity: Mammalian Cardiovascular System Structure

                Activity:   Activity: Path of Blood Flow in Mammals

            Activity:   Activity: Mammalian Cardiovascular System Function

 

 

1/9

 

Prep for Catalase lab

 

1/11

 

Complete bp lab

 

 

11/17

 

Review exam questions & complete SS42

 

 

 

1/19

 

Follow link to “systems” section

     Review each system listed

 

http://www.fi.edu/learn/heart/systems/systems.html

 

http://sprojects.mmi.mcgill.ca/resp/

 

1/27

 

Complete circulation packet and respiratory system packet

 

1/31

 

Complete transport take-home exam

 

2/2

 

HHMI Site:

 

    http://www.hhmi.org/

           biointeractive

                 virtual labs

                          “cardiology”

 

 

Immunology Link:

 

     http://www.bacteriamuseum.org/

 

     http://www.biology.arizona.edu/

 

    http://www.thebody.com/content/art1788.html

 

    http://www.biology.arizona.edu/immunology/tutorials/immunology/main.html 

    

    http://www.cellsalive.com/antibody.htm

 

    http://www.sciencedaily.com/articles/n/natural_killer_cell.htm

 

   

2/6 & on

HHMI Virtual Lab:  Bacteriological ID lab

 

   http://www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/vlabs/index.html

 

      2/8

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Read 43.3

      12/8

Examine CD-ROM Activity:

 

     Activity: Immune Responses

 

 [this should help organize your thoughts re: the various cellular components w/in the immune system]

 

      12/13

 

   

Immunity Packet

1/19

GR 43.3 – 43.4

1/21

Complete Renal packet; bring texts

      1/25

Finish assigned work in Reproduction packet

       1/27

CD Chapter 44:

 Examine three activities:

     Structure of the human excretory system

     Nephron function

     Control of water reabsorption

 

Submit Investigation of ‘What Effects Urine Production’

 

 

1/31

Complete packet: 11.4.4.1 – 11.4.6.1

2/3

GR: Renal System

 

     Make-up exam for absentees on 2/14 @ 7:30 AM

 

2/10

Chapter 47: CD ROM

 

     Video: Hydra Budding

 

     Video: Ultrasound of Human Fetus 1

 

       Video: Ultrasound of Human Fetus 2

 

 

2/14

HHMI Virtual Lab:  Immunology Lab (to hand in)

 

   http://www.hhmi.org/biointeractive/vlabs/index.html

 

 

C&R CD:

     Activity: Skeletal Muscle Structure

 

         Activity: Muscle Contraction

 

YOU TUBE   “sliding filament theory”

 

Some need to complete the major gaps in the reproduction packet and show me Tuesday AM

 

 

2/23

2/25

Complete 1st and 2nd page of packet; read 48.3

3/1

Neuron Potential Links:

 

}  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q1FRi_SqBw

 

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ-wQsEK21E

 

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EyhsOewnH4&NR=1

 

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrsJ9HlnZ5s&feature=related

 

  http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072495855/student_view0/chapter2/animation__how_the_sodium_potassium_pump_works.html

 

 

3/3

C&R CD:

 

Ch. 48

 

      Activity: Neuron Structure

 

      Activity: Nerve Signals: Action Potentials

 

 

     Activity: Signal Transmission at a Chemical Synapse

 

3/8

TERM III

 

Links:

 

               http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwcKGUCT7F0

 

    

         http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGxho71tScM&feature=related

 

 

              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVGlfcP3ATI

 

 

color sketch and work on cross word

 

3/10

Read & Outline 49.2 & 49.3

3/16

Inv. 52: ‘How Do Abiotic Factors Affect the Distribution of Organisms?’ [to submit]

 

Sample Population Density Calculations [to submit]

 

Activity 53:  ‘Techniques for Estimating Population Density & Size’  [just conduct the activity]

 

 3/28

Continue work on plant packet

 

Bring boots for outdoors but in all likely hood we’ll go out

Thursday b/c of predicted snow tonight

4/5

4/7

Lincoln Index

Those who left for track need to get the data table from a classmate or myself.

Get the lab directions from myself or a classmate.

Process the calculations for all four colors.

This is due Monday!!

 

 

Also, remember the plant packet is due NO LATER than 4/15

 

Keep working on Paper 1 (we’ll probably begin going over it sometime Wednesday

4/11

Over the holiday work on the IB Papers 1; 2; 3

4/27

Happy Easter

 

Good luck on IB exams

 

Please bring boots for our clean up outside on 5/9

5/9

2010 Paper 1

1.     B

2.     A

3.     D

4.     B

5.     D

6.     C

7.     D

8.     D

9.     B

10.                        B

11.                        D

12.                        B

13.                        B

14.                        C

15.                        D

16.                        A

17.                        C

18.                        B

19.                        A

20.                        D

21.                        C

22.                        D

23.                        C

24.                        A

25.                        A

26.                        B

27.                        D

28.                        B

29.                        B

30.                        A

31.                        D

32.                        B

33.                        D

34.                        A

35.                        A

36.                        D

37.                        D

38.                        C

39.                        A

40.                        B