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Observation/ Inference
Plants and Animals
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Cells/ Cell Parts
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facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observation is known as: 

data 

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term used when classifying organisms: 

taxonomy 

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makes leaves green; captures energy from the sun and uses it to produce food: 

chloroplasts 

100

a change in behavior caused by an outside source: 

response 

100

the false idea that living things can arise from nonliving things: 

spontaneous generation

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what is another term for life science: 

biology 

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an inference involves: 

using prior knowledge 

200

naming system created by Linnaeus:

Binomial Nomenclature 

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the basic unit of structure and function in an organism: 

cell


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the change in an organism during life produces a more complex organism: 

development


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a summary of what you learned from an experiment is known as a: 

conclusion 

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an observation involves: 

using the 5 senses 

300

Rigid layer of nonliving material that surrounds the cells of plants 

cell wall 

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the maintenance of stable internal conditions

homeostasis 

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the building blocks of cells: 

proteins and lipids

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Factors that can change in an experiment: 

variable 

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a qualitative observation involves: 

an observation made using the five senses/ describes the quality of what is being observed 

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directs all cell activities: 

nucleus

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the genetic material of a cell is known as: 

nucleic acid


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the ability of an organism to produce offspring similar to itself: 

reproduction 

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List the 5 senses: 

see, smell, touch, taste, hear 

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 a quantitative observation involves: 

an observation based around numbers or amounts 

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an organism with many cells is known as: 

multicellular

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a cells main source of energy is 

carbohydrates 

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organisms that cannot make their own food: 

heterotroph