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Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| what is living | biotic
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| what is nonliving | abiotic
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| what did pasture disprove | spontanious generation
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| name all six chartistics of all living things | 1 organization 2 use and exchange gases 3 grow and develop 4 reprodution 5 use energy 6 responde to the enviroment
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| what is the basic unit of all living things | cells
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| who made the first micoscope and name the cell | robert hooke
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| who saw the first living orgnism | leeunhoek
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| something that only has one cell is a what | unicellular
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| what is some thing that has more than one cell | mutlicellar
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| what did pauster find out | wat made milk sour
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