What is the smallest number of cells to make something alive?
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Give an example of a stimulus and response for a plant or bird.
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Are giraffes heterotrophs? Why?
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Describe the effect of shivering and getting goosebumps on a person's body. In your answer, you must use this word correctly: homeostasis
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What are the four categories of eukaryotes theorized by scientists and defined using their cell structures and reproductive adaptations?
vertebrate means animals with backbone, jawed means animals with a separate bone for the lower mouth, tetrapod means 4-limbed
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Explain why we are not descended from modern day monkeys.
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Explain in 3 sentences: why are bacteria considered an ancestor of many living things? Use this as a source of information: https://bigthink.com/life/evolution-of-multicellularity/
Pets need carbohydrates to stay alive
True
False
Microchimerism is evidence of how living things come from other living things
True
False
In Redi's experiment, the closed sealed jar was the control group.
True
False
Which of these would be considered autotrophs?
camel
giraffe
corn plant
honey bee
grass
Which of these is not considered by scientists to be vital for life to exist on earth?
living space
food
a stable body temperature
rain
Order the taxonomic levels starting with Domain at the top
Species
Family
Phylum
Order
Kingdom
Domain
Class
Genus
Which is the correct order for binomial nomenclature?
Species Genus
Domain Species
Family Species
Species Phylum
Genus Species
What are the three domains theorized by scientists and defined using cell structure and chemistry?
Prokarya, Eukarya, Fungi
Archaea, Bacteria, Animals
None of these
Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya
Animals, Plants, Protists
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Which of the following factors is most important when classifying an organism?
size
shape
habitat
evolutionary history
Which of these examples demonstrates convergent evolution?
Cats and owls both have the ability to see things in the dark
Bats and bees both have wings
Whales and cows mothers both produce milk for their babies
Tree leaves and sunflower leaves are both green
The platypus and the snake both produce venom to stun or kill threats or prey
What are 2 shared common traits that newts and sunfish have?
4-limbed and jawbones
jawbone and backbone
none of these
backbone and amniotic eggs
Which animals would both have a jawbone and amniotic egg sacs?