Cells/DNA
Yes
What is reproducing? (*Must be close to the actual answer*)
When a male reproductive organ enters a female reproductive organ
What is an example of Growth and Development?
A seed turning into an adult plant
What is the difference between Stimuli and Adaptation to the Environment?
Adaptation is when the animal needs to get familiar with the new environment, while Stimuli changes the animals internal and external signals to help the animal survive.
What do pigs do to stay cool?
They roll around in the mud
What are Nucleotides made up of? (HINT: There are 3!)
Sugar, Phosphate, and a Nitrogenious
What is the difference of Asexual Reproduction and Sexual Reproduction?
Asexual Reproduction is when only one parent makes a clone of themselves. Sexual Reproduction is when 2 parents create another life form.
Which TWO of these examples is NOT a process of a Caterpillar?
(Egg, Larva, nymph, Adult, pupa, molting)
Nymph and Molting
Can a cactus survive the rain forest?
Depends on the cactus...but the desert cactus; No
How do humans keep Homeostasis?
Maintaining energy
I am the control center of a cell
Nucleus
I only lay eggs to reproduce...What am I?
A chicken/hen
What do most insects start as?
An egg
Why do cats dilate their pupils?
To allow more light into the eyes
What is Homeostasis?
Balance to the living organism to keep them alive
What does ATCG spell in a DNA?
Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, and Guanine
A mushroom is a what to reproduce?
Asexual Parent
What is are the stages of Growth?
Birth, growth, reproduce, and death
Why do dogs ears go up?
To cool them off
How do trees maintain homeostasis during winter?
They enter a state of Dormancy; similar to hibernation but a lot different for plants.
What does DNA stand for?
Deoxyribonucleic Acid
What Asexual Reproduction makes another organism by dividing into smaller parts?
Fragmentation
What are the 4 main types of growth and development? (Give at least 2 types)
Physical, social, emotional, and intellectual
How do bears adapt to the winter? And how do they do it.
Hibernation. The bears do this by first collecting food and THEN sleeping.
What can disrupt homeostasis? How can you repair that back to balance?
1) Illnesses
2) Just provide more energy to the body