Cell Structure and Function CSA Review

Homeostasis is the maintenance of

• mitochondria in action.

• both a cell membrane and a cell wall.

• a stable internal environment.

• chloroplasts so they can use light for photosynthesis.

An example of homeostasis is

• one organelle taking over the function of an organelle whose function has stopped.

• allowing the human body temperature to increase to unhealthy levels.

• trees shedding leaves during cold weather.

Obtaining and using energy is one of the __________ of living things.

• characteristics

• needs

• options

• detractors

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Which Characteristics of Living Things is represented by the picture?

• Maintain Homestasis

• Made of Cells

• Respond to stimuli

• same chemical make up

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Which student has the best argument based on the evidence gathered during their observations?

• Student 1, The specimen is living because it is made of cells and responds to stimuli

• Student 2, The specimen is not living because it did not grow or develop

• Student 3, The specimen is living because it is made of cells and can move

• Student 4, I dont care science sucks.

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The following list represents characteristics of a living thing :

• made of cells, has lungs, can reproduce

• made of cells, grows and develops, uses energy

• has similar chemicals, makes noises, made of cells

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All of the following are characteristics of all living things except....

• Have cell(s) 
• Need energy and water
• Need oxygen 
• Reproduce

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Living things need air

• true

• false

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Which is not one of the 6 characteristics of all living things?

• Needs oxygen 
• Grows and Develops
• Reproduces
• Made of Cells

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You are cooking dinner. You accidentally touch the hot pan and pull your hand back. Which characteristics of living things does this represent?

• Response to their environment (stimuli)

• made up of cells

• Evolve as a species

• maintain homeostasis

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