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If the theory of a spontaneous generation were true, it might be possible for... Life to spring from nonliving matter
An organism that does not ingest food is... a Producer
The process in which living things take in oxygen and use it to help produce energy is called ... Respiration
An action of an organism due to a change in its surroundings is called a(n)... Response/adaptaion
A type of reproduction that requires two parents is called ... Sexual
All living things get energy either directly or indirectly from ... Sun
A substance that makes up a large part of your body and helps transport materials within it is ... Blood
Animals whose body temperature of their environment are called ... Cold Blooded
which of the following is not a basic need of all living things ... Food, Water, Shelter
All the chemicals activities in an organism are called ... Metabolism
Organic compounds contain the element ... Carbon
The main source of energy for the human body is... Carbohydrates
Which of the following are living things not able to do ... Spontaneously Generate, Breath under water
In order to live, all plants and animals need ... Water
The process by which food is broken down in to simpler substances is ... Digestion
A signal that causes an organism to react is known as a(n) ... Stimuli
A special type of protein that controls chemical activity in the body is ... Enzyme
In organisms, oxygen combines with the products of digestion to produce ... Energy
A nucleic acid that "carries" instructions on how to build protein is ... DNA
The idea that life could spring from nonliving matter is known as Spontaneous Generation
Proteins are broken down inside the body into sugar called glucose. True
Characteristics of all living things are movement, growth, reproduction, response, and metabolism. True
The building blocks of fats are amino acids. False
Secretion is the removal of waste products from an organism. False
The ringing of an alarm clock in the morning is an example of a stimulus. True
Unicellular organisms contain many cells False
Francesco Redi proved that the theory of spontaneous generation was true. False
Nonliving things are made up of carbon. False
Only living things are made up of carbon. True
An animal needs living space to survive. False
All chemical activities within a living thing is called. Metabolism
An organism's ( ) is the greatest length of time that it can be expected to live. Life Span
Compounds that always contain the element carbon are called ( ) compounds. Organic Compounds
A(n) ( ) is a substance that cannot be broken down into other kinds of substances. Element
The theory that states that life can spring from nonliving matter is ( ) generation. Spontaneous Generation
Green plants produce food in a process called ( ). Photosynthesis
Two or more elements combined chemically form a(n) ( ). Compound
Plants obtain their energy from the ( ). Sun
Animals that maintain a constant body temperature are called ( ) animals. Warm Blooded
The nucleic acid that stores the information needed to build protein is ( ) DNA
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