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WorksheetsCharacteristics of Life
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 3hrs 45mins
What do we call the molecule that is found in all living things that contains the genetic information?
Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)
Water (H2O)
Acetic Acid (CH3COOH)
Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)
Which characteristic of life is it when a fertilized egg changes over time to become a larger organism with many many cells?
Grow and develop
Asexual reproduction
Sexual reproduction
Homeostasis
My cowardly dog shivers when he hears thunder. A plant will slowly turn toward a window if there is light coming through it. You urinate when you feel pressure in your bladder. All of these are what characteristic of life?
Response to their environment
Grow and develop
Evolve
Reproduction
What are the small, but very organized, parts that make up all living things?
Cells
Mitochondria
Organelles
Tissues
All living things are able to make new organisms that are similar to themselves. What is the best word that describes this?
Reproduction
Cloning
Polymorphation
Natural Selection
An organism's ability to keep its internal environment stable while the environment outside the organism changes is called . . .
Homeostasis
Natural Selection
Artificial Selection
Evolution
Plants need sunlight and things from the atmosphere and soil. Animals need to eat plants or other animals. Which characteristic of life is this?
Obtain and use energy
Grow and develop
Maintain homeostasis
Reproduce
This characteristic of life is the one that you cannot do. Neither can the pine tree outside. However, both humans and pine trees do this over time. An individual cannot, but a species can.
Evolve
Reproduce
Grow and develop
Respond to their environment.
A spider walks across your hand and you respond by pulling your hand away quickly. What is the spider?
A stimulus
A response
A mutation
An omnivore
The type of reproduction that requires two individuals. Each individual provides one cell. When those two cells join together, they form a single cell, called a zygote.
Sexual Reproduction
Asexual Reproduction
Internal fertilization
Cloning
A series of chemical reactions that breaks down large substances into smaller pieces, or takes small pieces and puts them together to make larger substances. This happens when you digest food and use it to make muscles.
Metabolism
Evolution
Growth and development
Homeostasis
