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Characteristics of living things
Reproduction
Necessities
Consumers and Producers
Potporri
100
all living things have this structure. Algae has one, I have trillions.
What are cells?
100
Single cells do this.
What is asexual reproduction?
100
This liquid is required for all life.
What is water?
100
These make their own food.
What are producers?
100
All living things use this to carry out daily life.
What is energy?
200
Living things respond to this.
What are stimuli (stimulus) or changes?
200
Offspring of asexual reproduction are this.
What are clones of the parent?
200
All living things respirate this.
What is air?
200
These take energy from other living systems.
What are consumers?
200
All living things do this over time.
What is grow and change?
300
This is the act of returning to a balance after the environment changes.
What is Homeostasis?
300
In this type of reproduction, the offspring share traits with both parents.
What is sexual reproduction?
300
All living things need a place to live, it is called this.
What is shelter?
300
These consumers only eat plants.
What are herbavores?
300
Plants need this gas to convert sunlight into energy and produce oxygen.
What is carbon dioxide?
400
All living things have this double helix structure.
What is DNA?
400
A single cell grows, splits, and creates a clone during this.
What is asexual reproduction?
400
All living things use this to create energy.
What is food?
400
These consumers only eat meats.
What are carnivores?
400
Animals use this gas to process food into energy and produce carbon dioxide.
What is oxygen?
500
Living things do this over time.
What is grow and develope or change?
500
This is an example of a species that reproduce by sexual reproduction.
What is ?
500
These are the four necessities of life.
What are food, water, air, and shelter?
500
These consumers eat plants and meats.
What are omnivores?
500
Venus fly traps are plants that use sunlight and eat meat. They are both this and that.
What are producers and consumers?