Reproduction
Characteristics of
Living Things (1)
Needs of Organisms
Characteristics of
Living Things (2)
100
The process by which living things produce new organisms like themselves.
What is reproduction
100

A change in an organism's environment

What is STIMULUS?

100

The human body must maintain a normal one to be healthy It is an indicator of sickness when it is too high

What is TEMPERATURE?

100

Metabolism takes place whenever a substance is built up or broken down. TRUE or FALSE? 

What is TRUE? 

200
Reproduction needing only one parent.
What is AESEXUAL REPRODUCTION
200

Organisms change their position or posture at some point. This is known as ______________. 

What is MOVEMENT?

200
About two-thirds of your body is made up of this.
What is WATER?
200

Plants make their own food through the process of photosynthesis. They are known as ____________. 

What is autotroph?

300
Reproduction needing two parents.
What is SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
300

The source of energy for most living things.

What is SUNLIGHT?

300

Changes in an living organism's environment is called ____________________. 

What is a stimulus? 

300

A cow eats grass because it cannot make it's own food. The cow is considered to be a __________. 

What is heterotroph?

400
When living things become larger and more complex
What is GROW & DEVELOP?
400

Growth is not always visible. TRUE or FALSE? 

What is False? 

400
Sunlight and food provide this to all organisms
What are ENERGY?
400
The process of getting rid of wastes?
What is EXCRETION?
500
The basic units that make up living things The smallest unit of life
What is CELLS?
500

The process when living things use food to make energy

What is CELLULAR RESPIRATION or Respiration?

500

Light, temperature, pressure, pain are examples a stimulus. These can cause an organism to __________. 

What is react?

500
Used for a source of energy. Autotrophs make their own while heterotrophs eat other organisms to give them energy
What is FOOD/NUTRITION?
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