Science 11 Living Systems: Module 1 Introduction Quiz
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Living Systems: Concepts and Dynamics course will take us from the energy and matter from our environment and how they become part of the molecules that make up our smallest ________.

cells

Cells organize into tissues, organs, and organisms, showing the hierarchical structure of living ________.

systems

Organisms relate to each other as populations and ecosystems, highlighting the interconnectedness of living ________.

systems

Living Systems course introduces students to the world of living systems seen from the eyes of a ________.

<p>Biologist</p> Signup and view all the answers

The properties of the parts are not intrinsic properties but can be understood only within the context of a larger ______

<p>whole</p> Signup and view all the answers

Reductionist science has given us the concepts and tools with which to analyze parts of the living ______, but a new perspective and thus new tools are needed to make sense of the whole.

<p>system</p> Signup and view all the answers

Our course is divided into four units. Unit 1 discusses the Attributes and Properties of Living Systems, which looks a concept you have studied in High School but through a complex systems ______.

<p>perspective</p> Signup and view all the answers

Unit 3 takes on resource conservation and management as a way towards Sustaining Living ______.

<p>Systems</p> Signup and view all the answers

Our appreciation of living systems has not always been ______.

<p>thus</p> Signup and view all the answers

Biology reflects our efforts to answer questions we humans have asked since time ______.

<p>immemorial</p> Signup and view all the answers

Questions such as: where have we come ______?

<p>from</p> Signup and view all the answers

From the dawn of humanity, we humans have been dependent on our immediate environment for all our ______.

<p>needs</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Living Systems Overview

  • Energy and matter from the environment contribute to the formation of the molecules in cells.
  • Cells are organized into tissues, organs, and organisms, illustrating the hierarchical structure of life.
  • Organisms are linked as populations and ecosystems, emphasizing the interconnected nature of living entities.
  • The course offers insights into living systems from a holistic perspective.

Key Concepts

  • Properties of biological parts cannot be understood in isolation; they require context within larger systems.
  • Reductionist science provides analysis tools for understanding parts of living systems.
  • A fresh perspective is crucial for comprehending the entirety of living organisms.

Course Structure

  • Divided into four units, with the first focusing on the Attributes and Properties of Living Systems.
  • Unit 1 revisits concepts from high school biology through the lens of complex systems.
  • Unit 3 explores resource conservation and management for the sustainability of living systems.

Historical Context

  • Appreciation of living systems has evolved over time; human understanding of biology is a continual pursuit.
  • Fundamental questions about human origins and our relationship with the environment have been central to biological study since the dawn of humanity.
  • Humans have always relied on their immediate environment for survival, shaping our biological inquiries.

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Test your knowledge on the concepts and dynamics of living systems based on Module 1: Perspectives on Living Systems from the course Science 11. Explore topics such as the energy and matter in our environment, cell structure, tissue organization, and more.

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