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| The basic unit of and function in a organism |
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| Single-celled organisms, include bacteria, And the most numerous organisms on Earth |
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| Organisms are composed of many cells |
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| The process of change that occurs during the organism's life to produce a more complex organism |
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| A organism reacts to a stimulus with a response - an action or change in behavoir |
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| A change in an organisms surrounding that causes the oraganism to react. Includes changes in temperature, light, sound, and other factors. |
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| Produce offspring that are similar to the parents |
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| The mistaken idea that living things arise from nonliving sources |
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| A scientists carries out two tests that are identical in every respect except for one factor |
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| The one factor that the scientists changes |
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| Other, cannot make their own food |
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| The maintanince of stable internal conditions despite changes in surroundings |
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| The process by taking energy from the sun and converting it into a storable form,usually glucose, which plants use for their own life source |
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| The process which some organisms that are not accessible to sunlight use to produce food, they produce energy from gases |
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| The 6 Characteristics of Living Things |
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| Cellular Organization, The chemicals of life, energy use, growth and development,response to surroundings,reproduction |
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| Energy, water, living space, stable internal conditions |
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