Vocabulary 1
Concept questions
Vocabulary 2
Concept questions
Vocabulary 3
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What does "organism" mean?

A living thing

100

Which is NOT a characteristic of living things?

Sleeping

100

What is a "species"?

A group of organisms that can reproduce with each other

100

How many kingdoms are there in the current classification?

5
100

What is a “living thing”?

Something that can grow, reproduce, and respond.

200

What is "reproduction"?

Creating new living beings.

200

All living things are made of...

Cells

200

What does "kingdom" mean in biology?

A large group in classification of living things.

200

What is the correct order of taxonomic categories? 

Kingdom → Phylum → Class → Order → Family → Genus → Species

200

What does “organ system” mean?

A group of organs working together.

300

What does "stimulus" refer to?

A change that causes a reaction.

300

Which process helps living things grow and repair themselves?

Metabolism

300

What is a “cell membrane”?

The outer layer that protects the cell

300

Why are cells considered the basic unit of life?

Because all living things are made of cells

300

What is “a population” in biology?

All organisms in the same species in one area.

400

What does "cell" mean in biology?

The basic unit of life.

400

What is the correct order from smallest to largest?

Cell → Tissue → Organ → Organism

400

What does “organ” mean in the human body?

A group of tissues that work together

400

Why do scientists classify living things?

To understand similarities and differences between organisms.

400

What is a “phylum”?

A taxonomic level below kingdom and above class.

500

What is "taxonomy"?

Classification of living organisms.

500

A group of similar cells working together is called a:

Tissue

500

What is the meaning of “classification”?

Putting living things into groups

500

What is the main difference between a tissue and an organ?

Organs are made of different tissues working together

500

What does “multicellular” mean?

Made of many cells

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