Living Environment Regents Review - Vocabulary Review #1

Match the following definitions

• Another way to say "Homeostasis"

• Feedback Mechanism

• All chemical processes in the body

• Dynamic Equilibrium

• Cycles to maintain homeostasis

• Homeostasis

• A balanced state in the body

• Metabolism

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Match the following definitions

• Absorb and carry materials to the body

• Nutrition

• Using nutrients for energy and growth

• Synthesis

• Change energy into a usable form (ATP)

• Cellular Respiration

• Make large molecules from small ones

• Transport

• Remove metabolic wastes

• Excretion

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Inorganic molecules are ​​ (a)   and include ​ (b)   ​, carbon dioxide, ​ (c)   and nitrogen. Organic molecules are ​ (d)   and include carbohydrates, lipids,​ (e)   and nucleic acids​

• non-living
• oxygen
• water
• living
• proteins

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Match the following complex organic molecule with its simpler building block molecule

• Simple sugar

• Nucleic Acid

• Amino acid

• Lipid

• Nucleotide

• Protein

• Fatty acids and glycerol

• Carbohydrate

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Match the following

• H₂O

• Water

• CO₂

• Nitrogen

• C₆H₁₂O₆

• Carbon dioxide

• N₂

• Glucose

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Reorder the following from smallest unit to largest

• Organelle

• Organ

• Organ System

• Tissue

• Cell

Match the following

• Contains DNA

• Mitochondria

• Carries out photosynthesis

• Ribosomes

• Controls what enters and leaves cell

• Nucleus

• Synthesize (build) proteins

• Cell Membrane

• Does cellular Respiration; energy

• Chloroplast

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​ (a)   are self feeders that use ​ (b)   materials from the environment such as ​ (c)   and synthesize ​ (d)   materials for their own purposes such as ​ (e)   .

• Autotrophs
• inorganic
• carbon dioxide
• organic
• glucose
• Heterotrophs
• Carnivores

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​ (a)   must consume (eat) other ​ (b)   in order to get nutrients they need to live. Examples of heterotrophs are ​ (c)   and fungus.

• Heterotrophs
• organisms
• animals
• plants
• algae
• Autotroph

Match the following

• making its own food

• Biotic

• non-living

• Synthesize

• living

• Autotrophic

• consuming others

• Abiotic

• build a molecule

• Heterotrophic

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