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Characteristics of Living Things

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Match the traits of living things with their descriptions:

Cellular organization = Living things are composed of one or more cells Ability to reproduce = Organisms can produce new individuals Growth & development = Changes that occur in an organism over time Response to their environment = Reactions to changes in surroundings

Match the traits of living things to their significance:

Energy use = Organisms require energy to perform life processes Maintain homeostasis = Regulation of internal conditions Reproduction = Essential for the continuation of a species Growth = Increase in size and mature form

Match the following traits with their roles in life processes:

Response to their environment = Adaptations for survival Cellular organization = Basic unit of life Ability to reproduce = Genetic information transfer Energy use = Metabolic functions supply necessary energy

Match the traits of living things with examples:

<p>Cellular organization = Bacteria and plants consist of cells Response to their environment = Plants grow towards light Maintain homeostasis = Humans regulate body temperature Reproduction = Seeds grow into new plants</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the terms related to living things with their definitions:

<p>Homeostasis = Process of maintaining internal balance Development = Changing from a simpler to a more complex state Reproduction = Producing offspring Energy use = Transforming food into usable energy</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Characteristics of Living Things

Cellular Organization: All living organisms are composed of one or more cells, which are the basic units of life.
Reproduction: Living things have the ability to reproduce, either sexually or asexually, ensuring the continuation of their species.
Growth and Development: Organisms undergo growth, increasing in size and complexity, and development, which involves changes that occur in life stages.
Energy Use: Living organisms require energy to perform various biological processes, which they obtain from food, sunlight, or chemical reactions.
Homeostasis: The ability to maintain stable internal conditions (temperature, pH, etc.) despite external environmental changes is crucial for survival.
Response to Environment: Living things can detect and respond to stimuli from their surroundings, allowing them to adapt and survive.

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This quiz explores the fundamental characteristics of living organisms. It covers essential topics such as cellular organization, reproduction, growth and development, energy use, homeostasis, and responses to the environment. Test your understanding of what defines life!