1.1-1.3 Study Guide Flashcards

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What is structure?

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The shape, materials, and strong foundation used to create something.

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What is the relationship between structure and function?

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The way something is built determines how it works.

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What is a function?

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How something works and what it can do

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What is the function of a tire?

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A tire’s function is to roll so that whatever is on top of it can move.

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What is the structure of a tire?

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A tire is round so that it can roll and fills up with air so you can change the tire pressure.

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How does the structure of a tire allow it to perform its function?

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The roundness of the tire allows for it to roll and the tread on the tire makes it so it won’t slip.

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What does PMC stand for?

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Program, Metabolism, Container

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8
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What is the study of life?

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Biology

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9
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The barrier that maintains homeostasis is . . .

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Container

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What does the Metabolism do?

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It uses energy so that the lifeform is able to grow.

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What is the difference between something living and non-living?

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Living organisms are able to grow and develop and non-living things can’t grow.

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If something is non-living does that mean that it can’t turn into something living? Give an example

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Something non-living can turn into a living organism like a sunflower seed.

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13
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What is an atom?

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The fundamental building block of a chemical element

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14
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What is the largest level of biology?

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Biosphere

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A group of cells that work together to perform tasks is . . .

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Tissue

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What is an ecosystem?

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Populations that interact as well as abiotic factors that affect populations.

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What is the difference between a population and a community?

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A population is just one species in an area and a community is multiple species in an area.

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How does the smallest level(atom) have an effect on the largest level of biology(biosphere) and how can it change it?

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An atom is what started all of the levels so without the atom none of the levels would be able to exist.

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What is a cell?

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The smallest unit that can carry out all life processes.

20
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A group of organs that interact to perform similar functions is . . .

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Organ System