Scientific Method
Living Things
Needs of Organisms
How Organisms Use Energy
Behavior and Reproduction
100
An "educated guess"
What is hypothesis?
100
Any living thing.
What is an ORGANISM?
100
Organisms that make their own food.
What is an AUTOTROPH?
100
The process of taking in food.
What is INGESTION?
100
Seasonal movement of animals from one place to another and back.
What is MIGRATION?
200
Data included what you hear, see, or feel.
What is QUALITATIVE?
200
The basic unit of structure and function in living things.
What is a CELL?
200
About two-thirds of your body is this.
What is WATER?
200
The process of breaking down food so that it can be used by living things.
What is DIGESTION?
200
The inactive state of some animals during winter months.
What is HIBERNATION?
300
This variable should be changed it the results or your experiment do no support your hypothesis.
What is INDEPENDENT VARIABLE?
300
The source of energy for most living things.
What is SUNLIGHT?
300
The process of keeping conditions inside a body constant.
What is HOMEOSTASIS?
300
The process of moving nutrients in a living thing.
What is TRANSPORT?
300
The idea that living things come from nonliving things.
What is SPONTANEOUS GENERATION?
400
This step should always be written as a question.
What is the PURPOSE?
400
A reaction to a change.
What is a RESPONSE?
400
Chemical substances that are needed for growth and energy.
What are NUTRIENTS?
400
The process of getting rid of wastes?
What is EXCRETION?
400
The process by which living things produce new organisms like themselves.
What is REPRODUCTION?
500
In an experiment testing the pH of different solutions, which substance would be considered the control?
What is WATER?
500
The element found most in humans.
What is OXYGEN?
500
The process by which a cell releases energy from food molecules.
What is CELLULAR RESPIRATION?
500
Something produced in addition to the main product.
What is a BYPRODUCT?
500
Reproduction needing only one parent.
What is ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION?
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