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Honors Bio unit 1 Flashcards

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What is structure?

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Structure is the shape of something and how something is made.

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How do structure and function work together?

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The structure of an object determines the function.

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How does the shape of a tire determine the function?

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A tire is round which helps it roll so it can move cars.

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A plant can build sugars and break them down to release energy.

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Matabolism

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Population ___ Community

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Cell ____ Organ

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What does PMC stand for?

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P-program M-metabolism C-container

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How do you know if something is living or non-living?

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If they have a program such as DNA. They also can have a way to get energy or use energy. They also normally have a container such as a cell membrane. It keeps it separate from other things in the world.

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What are some examples of non-living and living?

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Non-living: Rock and milk
Living: Bacteria and a human
Once lived: Coal and soil
Has a possibility to live: Chicken egg and

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Why is a virus tricky to know if it is living or non-living?

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It is tricky to know because it needs a living thing to be able to live.

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Is a bacteria living or non-living?

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Living

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What are some examples of things that have a possibility to live and has once lived?

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Once lived: Sliced Turkey and wood
Has a possibility to live: Chicken egg

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A biologist is studying how emperor penguins complete for nesting locations. She would be studying which level of biology?

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Population

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What do you find inside of a cell?

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Atom, organelle, molecule

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What is an organism?

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An individual animal, plant or single-celled life form.

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Which one comes first a organism, organ system, or organ?

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A organ comes first then a organ system and then an organism.

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How are communities and ecosystems similar and how are they different?

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A community is where there are various species in a common location where a ecosystem includes many different things such as animals, plants, and weather. They both have a common location where the different things work together.

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What are some examples of a biome?

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An example of a biome is grasslands, Tundra, and rainforest.

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