Extra Study Resources
Homeostasis Quizlet Questions

Directional Terms Quizlet Questions
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Crash Course Biology- overview ch 1 (video)  

Unit 1 Due Dates
  • Test: ~October 10th
  • Practice quiz on canvas: you can retake as many times as you like
    • Due: October 6th

  • One review strategy: Due October 6th
    • Coloring Sheets (Kinesthetic & Visual)
    • Work Sheet (Kinesthetic & Visual)
    • Youtube video analysis questions (Auditory & Visual)
    • Flashcards (Visual, Auditory, & Kinesthetic)


Unit 1 PowerPoint- click here


Unit 1 Notebook Check Due October 6th: 
  • Costa’s Levels of Thinking
  • Notes- 6 stamps total
  • Dr Beckham says- 1 stamp
  • Positive and Negative Feedback foldable- 1 stamp
  • Maintaining Life processing assignment- 1 stamp
Diffusion Lab Make Up Instructions:
Complete the the back page of the lab report as well as completing the worksheet found at the following link: 
Diffusion Lab Make Up
​SKIP QUESTIONS 6 & 7 ON THE THIRD PAGE. 

Review Options



Enzyme Option 1
Worksheet Questions: complete the following worksheets. Note the questions that you can skip. Turn in Friday October 6th.
Worksheet 1- Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology - SKIP SECTION B
​Worksheet 2- Enzymes
Worksheet 3- Cell Transport

Option 2
Make your own flashcards to show on Friday

Option 3: 
Coloring worksheets- get from the Anatomy bin

Enzyme Labels: 
Reaction without enzyme 
    Reactants- A 
    Products- B
Reaction with enzymes
    Reactions- C
    Products- D
Enzyme- E
Active site- E1
Substrate- F
Products- G
​Inhibitor- H 

Option 4
Video Analysis

1. What is collision theory? 
2. How does your body deal with harmful hydrogen peroxide? 
3. What are the optimal conditions listed in the video? 
4. WHY are they considered optimal? 
Cell Transport Part 1 
1. Why must there be a concentration gradient for diffusion or osmosis to occur? 
2. What examples of diffusion in the human body were used.
3. How is diffusion different from osmosis?
4. How does osmosis affect cells? 
Cell Transport Part 2
1. How is active transport different from diffusion/ osmosis?
2. How is active transport carried out in a cell? 
3. What example did the video give to describe the difference between active transport and diffusion?