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WorksheetsCharacteristics of Life - MR. GERO
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does a caterpillar, mold and a fern have in common?
they are made of cells
they produce their own food
they decompose other organisms
they are disease-causing organisms
Homeostasis is an organisms ability to
maintain stable internal conditions
dissolve chemicals
obtain energy
gather nutrients
How do consumers (such as a human) obtain the energy their bodies need to survive?
Consumers make their own energy from Sunlight
Consumers get energy through the burning of fossil fuels.
Consumers cannot make their own food and must eat other organisms
Consumers get energy by sleeping during their science quiz.
Which of the following do a bacteria, an oak tree, and you have in common?
Made up of one or more cells
They can all excrete.
They all grow and develop
All of the above
A chicken hatching from an egg and growing to become a full grown chicken is an example of
Growth and development
Movement
Obtain and use energy
Response to a stimulus
Which characteristic of life means to have the ability to get rid of a waste product?
Response to stimuli
Obtain and use energy
Excretion
Made of cells
A cat meows and runs to the food bowl when the cat hears the can opener. This is an example of which common characteristic of life?
Growth and development
Excretion
Made of cells
Response to a stimulus
All living things are known as .....
Organisms
Animals
Plants
Abiotic
True/False. Reproduction is a common characteristic of all life. The two types of reproduction are asexual and sexual reproduction
True
False
All living things share common characteristics. They are made up of cells, they respond to change, reproduce, have cells, and use energy. What is one other common characteristic of living things?
have a heart
grow and develop
live less than 200 years
breath air through lungs
