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1.4 CK12 Reading Review Questions Section
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Question 1
1.
Both of the examples in the picture above are an example of
Question 2
2.
The example in the picture above is an example of
Question 3
3.
The example in the picture above is an example of
Question 4
4.
The example in the picture above is an example of
Question 5
5.
The example in the picture above is an example of
Question 6
6.
cells
Question 7
7.
How do bacteria grow?
By diminishing in size.
By increasing in cell size and volume.
By multiplying.
By consuming other bacteria.
Question 8
8.
What is a common characteristic of all living things?
They are self-aware.
They can make decisions.
They grow and develop.
They can speak.
Question 9
9.
What is reproduction in terms of living organisms?
A way living things consume food
How organisms age.
The process by which living things generate offspring.
The process of plants producing oxygen
Question 10
10.
Which organism is not capable of reproduction?
Mammals
None, all living things can reproduce
Amphibians
Insects
Question 11
11.
What's the simplest form of reproduction?
A single cell dividing to form two cells
A cat giving birth to kittens
Seeds sprouting into a plant
Bird laying eggs
Question 12
12.
What is the term for maintaining a stable internal environment?
Adaptation
Mutation
Homeostasis
Osmosis
Question 13
13.
If a human's internal body temperature changes, what is the reaction?
Burning
Freezing
Sweating
Shivering
Question 14
14.
How do some tree frogs respond to environmental temperature changes?
Migrate
Hibernate
growth and development
homeostasis
response to the environment
reproduction
cells
metabolism
growth and development
cells
reproduction
homeostasis
response to the environment
metabolism
homeostasis
reproduction
growth and development
response to the environment
complex chemistry
cells
growth and development
homeostasis
complex chemistry
reproduction
cells
response to the environment
growth and development
homeostasis
complex chemistry
response to the environment
reproduction
cells
The examples in the pictures above are an example of
complex chemistry
response to the environment
growth and development
homeostasis
reproduction
Adjust their skin color
Increase body size