Characteristic of Life
All living things are made of cells
Organization (order)
When water sticks to something other than water
Adhesion
What does cohesion mean?
Water attracts more water, creating droplets.
Flowers producing seeds that grow into new flowers
Reproduction
Which atom in water has a negative charge?
Oxygen
Living things have genetic material
DNA
Capillary action
What does homeostasis mean?
Staying the same - our body regulating body temperature and blood sugar are examples
Energy
Oil not dissolving in water is an example of what?
Hydrophobic substance
Living things produce offspring
Reproduction
Property of water that allows a spider to walk on water.
Surface tension
Hydrophobic
Substances that do not dissolve in water - water hating substances
Regulation
Water moving up a straw or water being pulled up a root by a plant are examples of what property?
Capillary action
Growth
Property of water that allows substances to dissolve in water.
Universal solvent
Multicellular
Having more than one cell
Over the course of a year, a baby becomes a toddler.
Growth
Water has both positive and negative charges indicating that water is what?
Polar molecule
Regulation
Unequal sharing of electrons
Polarity
Evolution
When a doctor hits a patient's knee to test for reflexes.
Response
What type of bonds hold water molecules together?
Hydrogen bonds