1.1-1.3 Flashcards

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How are structure and function related?

A

function is determined by the structure of the object or organism, changing its structure in turn changes the function

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what are the different aspects of structure?

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the materials, process, and shape

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what is structure?

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how it’s made

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what is function

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what it does

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How does the structure of a soccer ball allow it to function properly?

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The ball’s spherical shape makes it easier for it to keep rolling, it being inflated with air allows for it to be kicked without hurting and allows for it to go far, and the material the ball’s made of makes it so there’s not too much friction between the ball and the ground so it can roll better

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by changing the materials, process, or shape of an object you are also changing its ________

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function

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What does PMC stand for?

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program, metabolism, and container

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what does an organism need in order to be considered alive?

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needs to have a program, metabolism, and container

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what does metabolism mean in PMC?

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means gettings/using energy in order to build new moleclues

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why does there need to be a distinction between inside and outside (a container)?

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the distinction allows for things to be controlled on the inside so bad things don’t get in or good things don’t leave

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______ is the means of copying the organism’s data so that it can be reproduced

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program

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what would happen if an organism had no metabolism?

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the organism wouldn’t be considered alive because it needs to be able to use energy to grow and develop

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13
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Earth is also referred to as _______

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biosphere

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what is an example of an organ system?

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circulatory system

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a cell can be alive on its own as an ________ and would then be __________

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organism, unicellular

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What is an ecosystem?

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An ecosystem contains all the populations in the given area and is compromised of living and non-living things

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what is a cell?

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the smallest unit that can carry all processes of life

18
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why can adding a new animal to an ecosystem be disruptive?

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Adding a new animal disrupts the balance in the ecosystem now there’s a different predator for a species in the ecosystem and less of that species can affect the food chain and cause other problems like diseases that can take out other species.