Characteristics of living things

Front

This refers to all living or once living things in an ecosystem.

Back

Biotic

Front

This refers to all nonliving things in an ecosystem.

Back

Abiotic

Front

Trees, moss, and fungi are considered

Back

biotic

Front

What is an example of an abiotic thing in the environment? Options: Air, Tree, Fly, Mushroom

Back

Air

Front

Water, sunlight, and rocks are considered

Back

abiotic

Front

All living things are made of one or more _______.

Back

cells

Front

Which is not a characteristic of life?
- Grow and develop
- Reproduce
- Respond to the environment
- Walk on two legs

Back

Walk on two legs

Front

Which is not a characteristic of life?

• Homeostasis (such as releasing waste or gas exchange)
• Use of energy (making or getting food)
• Being made of one or more cells
• Being able to speak

Back

Being able to speak

Front

An organism (living thing) that is made of only one cell is called:

Back

unicellular (or single-celled)

Front

An organism (living thing) that is made of two or more cells (sometimes trillions!) is called:

Back

Multi-cellular