10 life function

​ (a)   is the life process whereby organisms obtain and process food. Organisms that CAN make their own food are called ​ (b)   . The process where plants make their food is called ​ (c)   . Organisms that CANNOT make their own food are called ​ (d)   . These organisms must ingest or absorb food, digest ( ​ (e)   ) food, and egest waste.

• Nutrition
• autotrophs
• photosynthesis
• heterotrophs
• breakdown

_____ is the life process that includes the absorption and circulation of materials within an organism.

• transport

• cellular respiration

• oxygen

• carbon dioxide

The two parts that go into our bodies to make cellular respiration happen.

____ is the life process by which all living things produce energy (ATP).

• transport

• Cellular Respiration

• Nutrition

• Dancing

The two parts that go out of our bodies as the product of cellular respiration.

The two parts that go into of our bodies to make cellular respiration happen.

Breathing (respiration) brings​ (a)   into our bodies and ​ (b)   out - this can help us remember the term cellular level

• oxygen
• carbon dioxide

____ is the life process by which organisms get rid of liguid and gaseous wastes. * not to be confused with egestion (pooping)

• cellular respiration

• excretion

• growth

• synthesis

____ is the life function where smaller molecules or compounds are made into larger, more complex molecules or compounds.

• cellular respiration

• excretion

• growth

• synthesis

Monomers build polymers! An example is amino acids make ​ (a)   . Another example is simple sugars make ​ (b)   . A third example is glycerol and fatty acids make ​ (c)   .

• proteins
• complex carbohydrates
• lipids