Where animals get their energy.
Where plants get their energy.
HOW do plants get their energy?
How fungi and many bacteria get their energy.
Why do mammals need to eat more often than snakes?
A snake getting longer is an example of this.
All organisms are made of one or more of these
All animals and plants have more than one cell. Therefore they are:
This kind of reproduction uses 2 parents (or cells - sperm and egg) and the offspring is a mix of both
Anything that you respond to is one of these
This kind of reproduction has only one parent, and the offspring is identical
Bears hibernating, birds migrating, and other long-term changes for seasonal weather is one way animals do what?
Our body's attempt to keep our blood sugar the same no matter what we are eating is an example of what?
All organisms need this liquid to help cells stay alive
We get this from food, while plants get it from the sun
This place provides all the needs of an organism and can be very big or very small
These are the building blocks of our bodies - ex. nutrients, vitamins, minerals
Most living things get gases in this way, rather than breathing
This are the things that are kept the same in an experiment.
This is the Data that is measured in an experiment.
This is how many times each thing is tested.
This is what the scientist is changing or testing
The independent variable in the experiment testing 'The effect of shoe type on middle school student popularity.'
