1.1 - What is Life?

The information that has been gathered by observation or experimentation.

• Evidence

• Waste

• Response

• Dormant

Describes the increase in size of an organism; a characteristic of all living things.

• Response

• Reproduce

• Habitat

• Growth

The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.

• Habitat

• Reproduce

• Living

• Dormant

The state of an organisms that is no longer alive.

• Dormant

• Living

• Dead

• Nonliving

Describes something that has never been alive.

• Dormant

• Nonliving

• Dead

• Waste

The condition of being alive and able to carry out life processes.

• Response

• Nonliving

• Dormant

• Living

The state of an organism that is alive but inactive, such as seeds which are in unfavorable conditions for growth.

• Living

• Dead

• Nonliving

• Dormant

A single living thing that can carry out life processes independently.

• Reproduce

• Evidence

• Organism

• Nonliving

Substances such as solids, liquids, and gases that are unusable by the cells of organisms and must be removed from the cell.

• Evidence

• Habitat

• Waste

• Dormant

An organism's reaction to anything within its environment.

• Growth

• Evidence

• Waste

• Response