Chapter 1 Test Flashcards

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in an experiment, what group receives no experimental treatment

A

control group

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Give 2 characteristics of living things

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evolution,growth

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species

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similar organisms that can reproduce and make fertile offspring

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chemical reactions that take place in an organism are called

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biochemical reactions

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the variable that is changed during an experiment is the

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independent

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A change in inherited traits over time is

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evolution

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all living things and the places where they are found make up the

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biosphere

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what is it called when living things respond to maintaining internal body temperature

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maintaining homeostasis

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what are 2 things organisms use energy for

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growth, move

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difference between growth and development

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growth is getting larger, development is becoming more complex

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example of structure and function being related in biology

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Structure determines function

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what types of organisms undergo photosynthesis

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plants

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basic unit of life

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cells

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an educated guess

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hypothesis

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becoming more complex

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development

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act of noting or perceiving objects

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observation

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2 examples of an organism

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predatory, individual

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what do we use to make observations

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senses

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first step in the scientific process

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make an observation

1
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why does an organism respond to its environment

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to improve their chances of survival and reproduction

1
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a hypothesis can be

A

proposed explanation

1
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how many variables should change in an experiment

A

only 1

1
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give an example of homeostasis

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Regulating body temperature

1
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What is natural selection

A

Species adapting to their environment

1
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what type of organisms does cellular respiration take place in

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Autotrophic & heterotrophic

1
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what does biology mean

A

The study of Life

1
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What is interdependence

A

one relies on each other

1
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As organisms develop, they are usually gaining the ability to

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preform complex functions, and adapt to their environment

1
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What branch of biology studies interdependence

A

ecology

2
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Why do we look like our parents

A

Genetics

2
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what is the original source of energy

A

sunlight

2
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a scientist forms a ___ to summarize his results

A

theory

2
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What is the process where living things have the next generation of offspring

A

reproduction

3
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what is a planned procedure to test a hypothesis

A

experiment

3
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data that involves numbers or measurments

A

Quantitative data

3
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can theories change over time

A

yes, different outcomes of a test

3
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what codes the traits that people inherit

A

genetics

3
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give an example of an organism responding to its environment

A

flower opening in the sunlight

4
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members of the same __ can breed and produce offspring

A

species

4
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example of system in bio

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circulatory

5
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the variable that changes as a result of the manipulated variable

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dependent

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