Organisms are organised into five main groups based on the following factors, EXCEPT ONE:
number of cells
cell shape
type of nutrition performed
whether cells have tissues
This vital human function is when living beings respond to internal or external changes.
Interaction
In your own words, define what "heterotrophic nutrition" means and provide an example.
Happens when organic nutrients are obtained through food.
What do you call a group of tissues that form together to carry out a broader function?
Organs
This vital human function is when living beings create new living beings that are either identical or similar to them.
Reproduction
These special reproductive cells are necessary for sexual reproduction.
Gametes
What are the three different stages of interaction?
1) detecting stimuli: receptors, 2) preparing a response: coordination, 3) responding: effectors
What do you call a group of cells that form together to carry out the same function?
Tissues
What do you call a group of organs that form together to carry out a more complex process?
Systems
This type of reproduction has only one parent producing a copy of itself.
Asexual reproduction
Which kingdom includes autotrophs?
Kingdom Chordata
Kingdom Fungi
Kingdom Plantae
Kingdom Animalia
This type of reproduction involves one male and one female progenitor to produce a descendant similar to them.
Sexual reproduction
What is the scientific process of taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide? This process also generates energy.
Respiration
Which kingdom includes unicellular organisms?
Kingdom Plantae
Kingdom Monera
Kingdom Animalia
Kingdom Agmata
In your own words, define what "autotrophic nutrition" means and provide an example.
Happens when inorganic nutrients are taken in and used to produced organic nutrients.
What is the scientific process of eliminating waste substances such as carbon dioxide and water?
Excretion