Study organization, growth, reproduction, and response.
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 four characteristics must all organisms have? | organization, growth, reproduction, response
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| What is organization? | living things are organized with cells
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| What is growth? | living things grow larger over time
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| What is reproduction? | living things create offspring
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| What is response? | living things react to their environment
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| Organization Example | The boy’s bone cells keep his bones healthy.
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| Growth Example | The plant grew two inches.
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| Reproduction Example | The mushroom reproduces using spores.
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| Response Example | The frightened cat ran up the tree to escape the dog.
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| Why do organisms need energy? | to grow, move, and survive
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| Are viruses alive? | No
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| Explain why viruses are not alive. | Viruses do not have all four living characteristics.
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| What is sexual reproduction? | two sets of DNA create an offspring
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| What is asexual reproduction? | an offspring is an exact copy of one parent
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| Which type of reproduction leads to greater diversity? | Sexual reproduction leads to greater diversity.
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| Why does sexual reproduction lead to greater diversity? | Sexual reproduction leads to greater diversity because two different sets of DNA are used to create an offspring.
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