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| Process of getting food and nutrients needed for life processes |
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| Process of breaking down food into usable substances by the organism |
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| Process that eliminates solid wastes from the organism |
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| Process that eliminates liquid and gaseous wastes |
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| Circulation or movement of nutrients through a cell or body |
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| Process of taking in food or nutrients |
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| Release of energy stored in food. |
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| Control and Coordination of the body |
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| To produce more cells or organisms of the species |
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| To maintain constant internal body conditions |
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| Reaction to stimulus or change in the environment |
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| Organism that makes its own food from Carbon Dioxide and Water |
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| Organism that CANNOT make its own food, so it has obtain food. |
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| Organism that uses Oxygen |
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| Organism that does not use Oxygen |
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What are the 6 characteristics of life?
(hint) RED CAR |
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Response
Energy
Develop
Cells
Adapt
Reproduce |
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| What are the needs of living things? |
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Food
Temperature
Water
Air
Living space |
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| Substance produced in addition to the main product. |
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| Seasonal movement of animals from one location to another. |
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| Change in the environment that causes a response by the organism. |
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| New organism produced by a living thing |
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| Explain the difference between Sexual and Asexual reproduction. |
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Asexual has 1 parent
Sexual requires 2 parents |
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| Theory that life comes from non-living things |
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| How do scientists classify living things? |
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| Living things are classified by similar characteristics |
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| Taxonomy is the science of classifying living things. |
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| How did the ancient Greeks classify? |
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| Aristotle classified life into plants and animals. |
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| Who is considered the Father of modern Taxonomy? |
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| Carolus Linnaeus, who classified organisms according to their physical characteristics. |
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What is the largest classification group?
what is the smallest? |
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| Which Kingdom contains single celled organisms that lack a true nucleus? |
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Monerans or Monera
ex: Bacteria |
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| Which Kingdom consists of single-celled organisms with a nucleus? |
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Protista
ex: Amoeba,paramecium |
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| Name three characteristics of Fungi. |
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Heterotrophic, multicellular, and are plantlike due to a cell wall.
ex: fungi and mushrooms |
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| List 3 characteristics of the Plant Kingdom. |
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| Multicelluar, Autotrophic, contain cell walls. |
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| What are the characteristics of the Animal Kingdom? |
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| multicelluar, Heterotrophic, no cell wall, and have organ systems |
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