living things
organisms
cell
homeostasis
biogenesis
100

what does it mean to be alive?

if you walked down the street after a thunderstorm you would see earth worms.

100

what is a organism

Organisms vary in size from the microscopic bacteria in mud puddles 

100

what is a cell

A cell is the smallest unit of an organism that carries on the functions of life.

100

An organism’s ability to keep the proper conditions inside no matter what is going on outside the organism is called

homeostasis

100

what is biogenesis

which is the theory that living things come only from other living things.

200

what is any living thing called

organism

200

what do they have that's different

behaviors)  They have different behaviors and food needs.

200

what do cells do with their surroundings 

cells. Cells take in materials from their surroundings and use them in complex ways.

200

a homoeostasis traits are what

Homeostasis is a trait of all living things.

200

what was the theory of spontaneous generation 

biogenesis

300

You’d see living and nonliving things that are alike in some ways. like what

birds and clouds move

300

so what does it mean to be alive

worms are living things. Any living thing is called an organism.


Organisms vary in size from the microscopic bacteria in mud puddles to gigantic oak trees and are found just about everywhere. They have different behaviors and food needs. In spite of these differences, all organisms have similar traits. These traits determine what it means to be alive.

300

each cell has what 

Each cell has an orderly structure and contains hereditary material.

300

homeostasis require what

energy 

300

biogenesis is the theory that 

living things can only come from other living things 

400
are clouds and water living things

no

400

If you were to look at almost any part of an organism, like a plant leaf or your skin, under a microscope, you would see that it is made up of (what)

small units

400

what does the hereditary material contain

The hereditary material contains instructions for cellular organization and function.

400

what is the energy used for

The energy used by most organisms comes either directly or indirectly from the Sun.

400

what were the results from biogenesis and spontaneous generation 

the were miller urey experiment 

500

what does it mean to be alive

to have a life

500

called what 

cells

500

all these things that these organisms do?

All the things that these organisms can do are possible because of what their cells can do.

500

what other does it use

Plants and some other organisms use the Sun’s energy and the raw materials carbon dioxide and water to make food.

500

how do you think earth began

biogenesis and spontaneous generation