Living Things & Life Functions Flashcards

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1
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Another name for living things.

A

Organisms

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2
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The study of living things is called________________.

A

Life Science

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3
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All living things are made of ________.

A

cells

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4
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Cells that work together to perform the same function make up ________.

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tissues

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5
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Tissues working together to perform the same function make up _______.

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organs

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6
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Organs working together to perform the same function make up ________.

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systems

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7
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What word describes organisms that are made up of more than one cell?

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Multicellular

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8
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The ability of an organism to maintain a constant internal environment.

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Regulation

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9
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A process by which needed materials are distributed throughout the body,

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Transport

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10
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The process that requires two parents to produce a new organism.

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Sexual reproduction

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11
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Action or movement of an organism as a result of a stimulus.

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Response

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12
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Change in the environment that produces a response.

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Stimulus

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13
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A process that occurs when multicellular organisms add more cells.

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Growth

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14
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Process of getting rid of wastes.

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Excretion

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15
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The body temperature of these animals may change with the environment.

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Cold-blooded

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16
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As organisms grow, they change. For example tadpoles do not look a lot like frogs.

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Development

17
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Process by which living things take in food.

A

Ingestion

18
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Process by which organisms take in oxygen and combine it with glucose to produce energy.

A

Respiration

19
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Process by which food particles are broken down into smaller, usable substances,

A

Digestion

20
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These animals maintain a constant body temperature.

A

Warm-blooded

21
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A process by which some organisms make their own

food.

A

Photosynthesis

22
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Constant control of the state of the internal

environment.

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Homeostasis

23
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The process that requires only one parent to produce a new organism.

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Asexual reproduction

24
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He invented the first microscope.

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Janssen