Cells/Repro…Cells/Repro…EnergyEnergyVocabVocabDNA/GrowthDNA/GrowthResponds To Change Responds $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $200 Exit $100

Cells/Repro $100 Answer Organisms can be of two types. What are they?

Unicellular and multicellular. Back to the Back to the Board

Cell/Repro $200 Answer What is a membrane-covered structure that contains all the necessary materials for life?

A cell Back to the Back to the Board

Cells/Repro. $300 Answer What are the two types of reproduction?

-Asexual - Sexual Back to the Back to the Board

Cell/Repro $400 Answer An amoeba is an organism that reproduces?

asexually! Back to the Back to the Board

Cell/Repro $500 Answer ________ organisms have cells that preform specific functions.

Multicellular Back to the Back to the Board

Respond To Change Respond To Change for $100 Answer All organisms have the ability to sense and respond to _________?

Changes in the Environment Back to the Back to the Board

Respond To Change Respond To Change for $200 Answer Any change in the organisms environment that effects the activity of that organism.

Stimulus Back to the Back to the Board

Respond To Change Respond To Change for $300 Answer Shivering and sweating are examples of_____

Back to the Back to the Board Homeostasis

Respond to change $400 Answer If you shine a light into a human eye, the iris responds by shrinking. This is an example of?

Back to the Back to the Board A response

Respond to change Respond to change for $500 Answer What is homeostasis?

Homeostasis is the ability to maintain a stable internal environment regardless of the external environment. Back to the Back to the Board

Energy for $100 Answer What do organisms use energy for?

To carry out the activities of life. (to live) Back to the Back to the Board

Energy for $200 Answer The sum total of the chemical activity that the cell performs.

Back to the Back to the Board What is metabolism?

Energy for $300 Answer Name the four stages of metabolism.

The four stages are -Ingestion -Digestion -Respiration -Excretion The four stages are -Ingestion -Digestion -Respiration -Excretion Back to the Back to the Board

Energy for $400 Answer True/False Digestion is the taking in of food

False Back to the Back to the Board

Energy for $500 Answer Name four forms of Excretion

-Urine -Feces -Perspiration -Carbon Dioxide -Urine -Feces -Perspiration -Carbon Dioxide Back to the Back to the Board

Vocab Vocab for $100 Define Resperation! Answer

The exchanges of gases in the body! Back to the Back to the Board

Vocab Vocab for $200 Define Heredity Answer

The transmission of characteristics from one generation to the next. Back to the Back to the Board

Vocab Vocab for $300 These are responsible for almost all of the activities of an organisms characteristics. Answer

Proteins Back to the Back to the Board

Vocab Vocab for $400 The breaking down of nutrients is known as. Answer

Digestion Back to the Back to the Board

Vocab Vocab for $500 Reproduction involving 2 parents Answer

Sexual reproduction Daily double What are the sex cells used in sexual reproduction called? Sexual reproduction Daily double What are the sex cells used in sexual reproduction called? Back to the Back to the Board

DNA/Growth DNA/Growth for $100 DNA stands for? Answer

Back to the Back to the Board Deoxyribonucleic acid

DNA/Growth DNA/Growth for $200 DNA is responsible for making? Answer

Proteins Back to the Back to the Board

Scientific method Scientific method for $300 What are the 4 needs of all living things? Answer

Food, water, living space, homeostasis. Back to the Back to the Board

Scientific method Scientific method for $400 Eye color, hair color and skin color can be most attributed to the molecule of life known as? Answer

DNA or proteins Back to the Back to the Board

Scientific method Scientific method for $500 The 5 stages of development for humans are…. Answer

Embryo, infant, toddler, adolescent, adulthood. Back to the Back to the Board

Describe one benefit of sexual reproduction over asexual reproduction