Answer These Flashcards by Filling the Correct General Biological Terms

Answer these flashcards by filling the correct general biological terms. If you are a biology student, there must be times that you find it hard to remember the meaning of a number of words and to help you through that. We have prepared these flashcards. Feel free to read them over and over till you understand each term. All the best!

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Name six (6) ways on how to define life:
(1) living things are organized; (2) living things acquire materials and energy; (3) living things maintain homeostasis; (4) living things respond; (5) living things reproduce and develop; (6) living things have adaptations
Organization of living things begin with __(1)__, which make up basic building blocks called __(2)__.
(1) atoms; (2) elements
The cell is the ____________________.
Basic structural and functional unit of all living things
Unicellular organisms are ____________________.
Single celled organisms that either live independently, or as colonies
Multicellular organisms are ____________________.
Made up of many cells that work together
Different cells combine to make up ____.
Tissues (e.g. nerve tissue)
Tissues combine to make up an ____.
Organ
Specific organs work together as an ____ ____
Organ system (e.g. brain, spinal cord, etc.)
A species in a particular area constitutes a ____.
Population
Interacting populations in a particular area comprise a ____.
Community
A community plus its physical environment is an ____.
Ecosystem
The biosphere is comprised of ____________________.
Regions of the the Earth's crust, waters, and atmosphere inhabited by organisms
TRUE OR FALSE?

Each level of organization is more complex than the level preceeding it.
True
Each level of organization has ____ ____ due to the interactions between the parts making the whole.
Emergent properties (that follow the laws of physics and chemistry)
Maintaining organization and conducting life-stustaining processes require an outside source of ____.
Energy