
7SCI: Introduction to Living Things
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Science
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7th Grade
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Brandi Rowland
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Open Ended
Your Opinion: What are some characteristics that ALL living things have in common? No pressure...we're learning!
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Use your notes to ensure you understand last night's vocabulary.
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Multiple Choice
What is the smallest unit of life?
Atoms
Cells
Molecules
Compounds
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Poll
An organism work so maintain homeostasis. This refers to the internal conditions of that organism being...
unstable
stable
at the right temperature
unchanging
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Multiple Choice
If you need to sleep to give your body time to rest and restore itself, then your body is pushing you to sleep to....
maintain homeostasis
promote mitosis
use energy
conserve energy
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Multiple Choice
All living things have cells that contain _______ or the genetic material.
cell membranes
cytoplasms
DNA
proteins
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Multiple Choice
Anything that changes how an organism is behaving is a __________.
homeostasis
meiosis
stimulus
reaction
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Cells
Sense & Respond to Change
Reproduction
DNA
Energy
Grow & Develop
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Single cell organisms grow until they divide.
Multicellular organisms grow, develop, & the # of cells increases. (Remember the salamander?)
Many organisms grow in stages.
Energy fuels all life processes.
Energy comes from food.
Different organisms -- different food.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is a list of the things that most organisms need to survive?
shelter & food
air, sun, & water
food & water
food, water, shelter, air
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Multiple Choice
An organism makes and stores their own food. They are a...
producer
consumer
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Multiple Choice
A consumer is an organism that eats...
producers
consumers
producers and consumers
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Nutrients are necessary:
Carbohydrates
Proteins
Fats
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Multiple Choice
Consumers must eat things because they are not able to make their own food.
Yes, that's right.
No, that isn't correct.
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Poll
Your Opinion: I could name the 6 characteristics that all living things share.
Absolutely! Test me now!
I got it, but I need to study.
I am beginning to understand.
I am very uncertain about this material.
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Poll
Your opinion: I take any of the 6 characteristics and describe how they support life going on.
I sure can!
I will be able to do this after I review.
Let me study some, and I think I will be fine
I am lost.
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Multiple Choice
An organism that obtains its food from breaking down other dead organisms or waste products is called...
a producer
a consumer
a decomposer
all of these
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