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| Plant stems growing towards a source of light and roots growing towards a source of water is an example of what Life Process? | Reacting to Surroundings in Plants
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| Reproducing in Animals is | Producing offspring that result in the union of the male and female reproductive cells.
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| In Animals, giving off carbon dioxide and other waste products is an example of what Life Process? | Giving Off Wastes in Animals
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| In plants, taking in carbon dioxide from the air and water and minerals from the soil is an example of what Life Process? | Taking in Materials such as nutrients and gases in Plants
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| What is an example of reacting to surroundings in animals? | Animals moving to find food, water and sustainable temperatures.
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| Most plants form seeds that result in the union of male and female reproductive cells is an example of what Life Process? | Reproducing in Plants
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| What is an example of humans releasing the energy in food to carry out life processes? | Releasing energy from the food they eat.
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| Plants increasing in size and undergoing change during their life cycle is an example of | Growing and Developing in plants
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| What is an example of animals taking in materials such as nutrients and gases? | Animals taking in oxygen from the air and nutrients from the food they eat.
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