The Organization of Life

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Chapter 4 The Organization of Life
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Animals
Ecosystems
Is it Alive?
Whats in this?
Diversity
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All of the communities in an area and the
non-living things surrounding them.
A 100
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What are ecosystems?
A 100
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The living or once living components found in an
ecosystem.
A 200
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What are biotic factors?
A 200
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The nonliving components found in an ecosystem.
A 300
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What are abiotic factors?
A 300
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The 3 categories of living things found in an
ecosystem.
A 400
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What are species, populations and communities?
A 400
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Ecosystems include both __ factors and __
factors.
A 500
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What are biotic and abiotic?
A 500
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The temperature in an ecosystem is a(an) ___
factor.
B 100
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What is abiotic?
B 100
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Water flowing over a rock in a creek is a(an)__
factor.
B 200
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What is abiotic?
B 200
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Cow manure in a pasture is a(an) ___ factor.
B 300
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What is biotic?
B 300
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Sunlight shining on the seashore is a(an)__
factor.
B 400
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What is abiotic?
B 400
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A decaying log on a forest floor is a(an)__
factor.
B 500
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What is biotic?
B 500
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energy, mineral nutrients, water, oxygen, and
living organisms
C 100
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What are the 5 basic components needed for an
ecosystem to survive?
C 100
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The source of energy for most ecosystems.
C 200
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What is the sun?
C 200
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The place an organism lives.
C 300
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What is a habitat?
C 300
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DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
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C 400
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The largest category of biotic factors in an
ecosystem.
C 400
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What are communities?
C 400
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A group of organisms that can mate and produce
fertile offspring.
C 500
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What is a species?
C 500
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The survival and reproduction of organisms with
particular traits
D 100
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What is natural selection?
D 100
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The change in the genetic characteristics of a
population from 1 generation to the next.
D 200
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What is evolution?
D 200
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An inherited trait that increases an organisms
chance of survival.
D 300
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What is an adaptation?
D 300
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The selective breeding of organisms by humans for
specific characteristics
D 400
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What is artificial selection?
D 400
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The ability of one or more organisms to tolerate
a particular chemical designed to kill it.
D 500
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What is resistance?
D 500
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Kingdoms that contain microscopic, unicellular
organisms with a cell wall and no nucleus.
E 100
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What are Archaebacteria and Eubacteria?
E 100
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Autotrophic organisms whose cells have nuclei and
a cell wall.
E 200
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What are Fungi?
E 200
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A diverse group of one-celled organisms and their
multicellular relatives.
E 300
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What are Protists?
E 300
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Multicellular, autotrophic organisms whose cells
have a cell wall.
E 400
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What are Plants?
E 400
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Plants that produce seeds that are not enclosed
in a fruit.
E 500
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What are gymnosperms?
E 500
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Multicellular, heterotrophic organisms with a
nucleus.
F 100
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What are Animals?
F 100
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Animals without backbones.
F 200
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What are Invertebrates?
F 200
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Animals with backbones.
F 300
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What aVertebrates?
F 300
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Warm blooded vertebrates with fur that feed their
young milk.
F 400
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What are mammals?
F 400
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The cutest mammal in the whole wide world.
F 500
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What is an Chinchilla?
F 500
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