Characteristics of Life
Levels of Organization
Cell Types
Cell Parts
Homeostasis
100

The O in RAREHOG stands for

What is organization?

100

The basic unit of life is 

What is a cell?

100

A cell with no nucleus or membrane bound organelles

What is a prokaryote?

100

The organelle that creates usable energy for the cell

What is the mitochondria?

100

You are cold, your body works to warm up; is an example of

What is negative feedback?
200
The parts of RAREHOG an organism needs to be considered living

What is all of them?

200

All living things in an area are considered

What is a community?

200

All cells share DNA, Cytoplasm, Ribosomes, and

What is a cell membrane?

200

The chloroplast performs this for a plant cell

What is photosynthesis?

200
The change in the body is amplified is an example of

What is positive feedback?

300

Jumping when you hear the fire alarm go off is an example of

What is response to stimuli?

300
The largest level of organization on Earth

What is the biosphere?

300
This cell type is complex

What is a eukaryotic cell?

300
This organelle stores things for a cell

What is the vacuole?

300

When you sweat your body is responding to

What is a stimulus? 

400
The A part of RAREHOG

What is adaptation?

400
A stomach is an example of

What is an organ?

400

A cell is observed to have a mitochondria and chloroplasts it is a 

What is a plant cell?

400

This organelle makes and then transports proteins

What is an Endoplasmic Reticulum? 

400

When you are running your respiratory rate goes up to counteract the lack of oxygen.

What is negative feedback?

500
A caterpillar going through metamorphosis is an example of

What is growth and development?

500

An area with the same climate and living organisms 

What is an ecosystem?

500
You observe a centriole, you are looking at an 
What is an animal cell?
500

A cell that breaks down waste materials will have lots of 

What is a lysosome?

500
The control center for the human organism

What is the brain?

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