Abiotic And Biotic Factors, Cells

Front 1

What are all living parts of an organism's environment?

Back 1

Abiotic Factor

Front 2

Examples of Abiotic factors?

Back 2

Air currents, temperature, moisture, light, soil

Front 3

Something is living if it ?

Back 3

ismade of one or more cells
obtains and uses energy
grows and develops
reproduces
responds to its environment
adapts to its environment

Front 4

Organisms respond to ______
______ within their ecosystem.

Back 4

Biotic factors

Front 5

Organisms also respond to ______ _______ within their ecosytem.

Back 5

Abiotic factors
Examples respond to sunlight, water, shelter, oxygen, carbon dioxide

Front 6

Interactions between abiotic and biotic elements can be seen on a small scale. Abiotic-Soil Biotic- lemon tree

Back 6

know

Front 7

These interactions can also be seen on a larger scale, such as entire biomes

Back 7

know

Front 8

Living organisms depend on ------ ------- for survivol

Back 8

biotic factors
ex. moose needs air and water to survive. Sunlight provides the plant life it feeds on

Front 9

A ______ is a region characterized by a prevailing climate (abiotic factor) and distinctive plants and animals ( biotic factors)

Back 9

biome

Front 10

The amount of ________ in an area determines what plants and animals can survive in the area.

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precipitation
Ex. Deserts receive little precipitation, so deserts contain plants and animals that are adapted to live in dry conditions.

Front 11

How do organisms respond to temperature?

Back 11

if it is cold they may shiver or hibernate, if it is warm, they may pant, seek shade or sweat

Front 12

How do organisms repond to other organisms in their environment?

Back 12

compete for food, space, water

Front 13

All living organisms are made up of ______?

Back 13

Cells

Front 14

The ______ is the smallest unit of a living organism.

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Cell

Front 15

In a single celled organism , one cell must carry out all functions for the organism

Back 15

know

Front 16

Single celled organisms are also called ________ organisms.

Back 16

unicellular

Front 17

In multicellular organisms , different kinds of cells carry out different functions.

Back 17

know

Front 18

While all living cells are alike in some ways, they may be very different in other ways.

Back 18

statement

Front 19

Cells without a nucleus are called _________?

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prokaryotes

Front 20

Cells with a nucleus are called --------------?

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eukaryotes

Front 21

Some single celled organisms that move by long , whip-like structures called _______?

Back 21

Flagella

Front 22

Some single celled organisms that move by beating tiny, hair-like ______?

Back 22

cilia

Front 23

What is the difference between a prokaryotic cell and eukaryotic cell?

Back 23

prokaryotic cell lacks or does not have a nucleus
eukaryotic cell has a nucleus

Front 24

Describe two structures that unicellular organisms use to move in a water environment?

Back 24

A long whip-like tail called a flagella and tiny hair-like structures called cilia.