Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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Levels or biological organization (smallest to largest)
Options:
Biosphere, biome; cell, community, ecosystem, organ, organism, organ system, population, tissue

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  1. Cell
  2. Tissue
  3. Organ
  4. Organ system
  5. Organism
  6. Population
  7. Community
  8. Ecosystem
  9. Biome
  10. Biosphere
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2
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The ___ is the smallest unit of life. Different groups of organisms interact with the environment at the level of the ___.

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  1. Cell
  2. Ecosystem
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3
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Match these characteristics of life with the examples that follow.
-Living things are organized
-Living things acquire materials and energy
-Living things respond to stimuli
-Living things grow and develop
-Living things have adaptations
Frogs have a life cycle that includes an egg, a larva (tadpole) that undergoes the process of metamorphosis, and an adult:

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Grow and develop

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4
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Match these characteristics of life with the examples that follow.
-Living things are organized
-Living things acquire materials and energy
-Living things respond to stimuli
-Living things grow and develop
-Living things have adaptations
B: Humans immediately remove their hands from a hot object:

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Respond to stimuli

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5
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Match these characteristics of life with the examples that follow.
-Living things are organized
-Living things acquire materials and energy
-Living things respond to stimuli
-Living things grow and develop
-Living things have adaptations
C: All living things are composed of one or more cells:

A

Organized

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6
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Match these characteristics of life with the examples that follow.
-Living things are organized
-Living things acquire materials and energy
-Living things respond to stimuli
-Living things grow and develop
-Living things have adaptations
D: A flounder is a flattened fish that lives at the bottom of bodies of water, while a tuna is a streamlined fish that swims in the open sea:

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Have adaptations

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7
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Match these characteristics of life with the examples that follow.
-Living things are organized
-Living things acquire materials and energy
-Living things respond to stimuli
-Living things grow and develop
-Living things have adaptations
E: Most cells use the sugar glucose as an energy source:

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Acquire materials and energy

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8
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Homeostasis refers to keeping ___ relatively stable, such as body ___.

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  1. Internal conditions
  2. Temperature
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9
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Label each of the following statements as an example of either the unity of life (U) or the diversity of life (D).
Fungi absorb food; plants carry out photosynthesis

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D

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10
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Label each of the following statements as an example of either the unity of life (U) or the diversity of life (D).

Homeostasis, metabolism, and evolution are characteristics of living things.

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U

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11
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Label each of the following statements as an example of either the unity of life (U) or the diversity of life (D).
Living things consist of cells

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U

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12
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Label each of the following statements as an example of either the unity of life (U) or the diversity of life (D).
Maple trees have broad, flat leaves, and pine trees have needle-like leaves.

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D

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13
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List the following levels of classification in order from largest (most inclusive) to smallest (least inclusive): class, family, domain, genus, kingdom, order, phylum, species

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Domain → kingdom → phylum → class → order → family → genus → species

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14
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Name the domain occupied by each of the following:
Plants

A

Eukarya

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15
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Name the domain occupied by each of the following:
Bacteria

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Bacteria

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16
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Name the domain occupied by each of the following:
Animals

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Eukarya

17
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Name the domain occupied by each of the following:
Fungi

A

Eukarya

18
Q

Name the domain occupied by each of the following:
Prokaryotes

A

Bacteria/Archaea

19
Q

Name the kingdom in domain Euakrya described in each of the following statements:
Multicellular; ingest food

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Animalia

20
Q

Name the kingdom in domain Euakrya described in each of the following statements:
Absorb food; includes molds and mushrooms

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Fungi

21
Q

Name the kingdom in domain Euakrya described in each of the following statements:

Photosynthesize food; includes ferns

A

Planae

22
Q

Name the kingdom in domain Euakrya described in each of the following statements:
Absorb, photosynthesize, or ingest food; includes protozoans and algae

A

Protista

23
Q

The binomial name Notorcytes typhlops refers to the taxonomic levels
Class and order
Genus and species
Kingdom and phylum
Order and phylum

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Genus and species

24
Q

Select the largest, most inclusive taxonomic level among the following choices:
Class
Order
Domain
Phylum

A

Domain

25
Q

Each is a general characteristic of life EXCEPT
The ability to respond
Reproduction and development
Organization
Classification

A

Classification

26
Q

Plants are unique among living things in that they are
Multicellular and absorb food
Unicellular and ingest food
Multicellular and photosynthesize
All of these are correct

A

Multicellular and photosynthesize

27
Q

Ferns belong to the kingdom
Animalia
Plantae
Fungi
Protista

A

Plantae

28
Q

Through evolution, populations can
Adapt to the environment
Change their level of organization
Fail to reproduce
Eliminate cell structure

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Adapt to the environment