Which is it?? (Order, Reproduction, Growth&Development, Response to Stimulus, Adaptation, Energy, homeostasis)
When you touch something hot and you move your hand away quickly
Response to Stimulus
What is the first part of the scientific method?
Observations
The smallest level of organization that still has all he characteristics of life?
Cells
What is a blind experiment?
An experiment completed where on the scientists know the scientific variables
What is the scientific study of life?
Biology
Robin's clutch size is between 4-6 eggs.
Reproduction
What is a hypothesis?
A prediction or explanation that can be rejected based on an experiment.
Which organization would include many populations interacting with each other?
Community
What is an independent variable?
The part of the experiment that is being tested
The study of how present day organisms came to be.
Evolution
Shivering to generate heat on a cold day.
homeostasis
Data that is formed through calculations is called ________________data
Quantitative
Which organization would include both living and nonliving things?
Ecosystem
What is the dependent variable?
The part of the experiment that is being measured
The study of the smallest units of life.
Cells
Golden Retriever puppies gain about 2.5 pounds per week within the first few months of their life
Growth and Development
Data that is formed through observations is called _____________data.
Qualitative
Which organization would include all members of the SAME species living in an ecosystem?
Population
What is the controlled variables?
The parts of the experiment that DO NOT CHANGE
The study of the inheritance of characteristics through DNA in chromosomes
Genetics
Mrs. Wilcox consumes an apple, a sandwich, and a bag of chips for lunch.
Energy Processing
To remove Bias from an experiment you need to have a ______sample size
Large
The smallest unit of life?
Cells
Which variable is which? Mrs. Wilcox has two plants and she wants to see how the amount of water impacts growth.
Independent variable: the amount of water the plants receive
Dependent variable: how tall the plants grow
This names and classifies different species to indicate how closely related they are
Taxonomy