the nonliving parts of the environment

the living parts of the environment

moving to get food or avoid threats from predators

creating offspring; can be sexual or asexual

responding to things around you (ex light, sound etc)

the exchange of gasses (breathing in oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide); this process is necessary to convert food into ATP

getting rid of waste (going to the bathroom; breathing out)

eating food; autotrophic or heterotrophic

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Module 1 Vocabulary

Term	Definition
abiotic	the nonliving parts of the environment
biotic	the living parts of the environment
movement	moving to get food or avoid threats from predators
reproduction	creating offspring; can be sexual or asexual
sensitivity	responding to things around you (ex light, sound etc)
growth	getting bigger
respiration	the exchange of gasses (breathing in oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide); this process is necessary to convert food into ATP
excretion	getting rid of waste (going to the bathroom; breathing out)
nutrition	eating food; autotrophic or heterotrophic