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Chapter 1 Review Jeopardy
Diagram Living Things What is That? Reproduction? Multiple Choice
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Diagram 100

• What reproductive process does the diagram above
  show?

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Diagram 200

• Is the reproductive process shown sexual or
  asexual reproduction?

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Diagram 300

• How many parents are needed for the process shown
  in the diagram?

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Diagram 400

• How does the appearance of the offspring resemble
  its parent?

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Diagram 500

• How does the process shown help continue life on
  Earth?

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Living Things 100

• Most chemical changes in living things cannot
  take place without
• a. water.
• b. air.
• c. oxygen.
• d. food.

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Living Things 200

• How many characteristics do biologists use to
  classify something as a living thing?
• a. one.
• b. six.
• c. three.
• d. eight.

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Living Things 300

• The process by which nutrients and wastes move
  through a living thing is called
• a. ingestion.
• b. transport.
• c. digestion.
• d. respiration.

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Living Things 400

• The initial source of energy for most living
  things is
• a. water.
• b. green plants.
• c. food.
• d. the Sun.

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Living Things 500

• The ability of a living thing to keep conditions
  inside its body constant is
• a. hibernation.
• b. homeostasis.
• c. respiration.
• d. reproduction.

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What is that? 100

• A ringing alarm clock is an example of
• a. an organism.
• b. a stimulus.
• c. a response.
• d. an adaptation.

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What is that? 200

• Taking in food is the process of
• a. digestion.
• b. excretion.
• c. ingestion.
• d. respiration.

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What is that? 300

• Redis experiment disproved the idea of
• a. spontaneous generation.
• b. migration.
• c. homeostasis.
• d. hibernation.

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Daily Double

• How many points would you like to wager on
  todays DAILY DOUBLE???

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What is that? 400

• A plant turning its leaves towards the Sun is an
  example of
• a. a response.
• b. a stimulus.
• c. migration.
• d. hibernation.

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What is that? 500

• The process of getting rid of waste products is
  called
• a. digestion.
• b. excretion.
• c. ingestion.
• d. respiration.

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Reproduction? 100

• Most living things reproduce by
• a. asexual reproduction.
• b. budding.
• c. sexual reproduction.
• d. fission.

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Reproduction? 200

• Asexual reproduction in which the parent organism
  splits in two is
• a. fission.
• b. budding.
• c. spontaneous generation.
• d. homeostasis.

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Reproduction? 300

• A method of reproduction that needs only one
  parent is
• a. asexual reproduction.
• b. adaptation.
• c. spontaneous generation.
• d. sexual reproduction.

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Reproduction? 400

• The idea that living things come from nonliving
  things is called
• a. spontaneous generation.
• b. homeostasis.
• c. reproduction.
• d. adaptation.

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Reproduction? 500

• All of the following statements are true about
  every organism except
• a. all organisms use energy.
• b. all organisms are made up of cells.
• c. all organisms grow and develop.
• d. all organisms reproduce by fission.

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Multiple Choice 100

• The study of the area of science that deals with
  living things is called
• a. specialization.
• b. life science.
• c. geology.
• d. anatomy.

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Multiple Choice 200

• The study of one part of a subject is called
• a. specialization.
• b. botany.
• c. anatomy.
• d. microbiology.

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Multiple Choice 300

• The inactive state of some animals during the
  winter months is called
• a. migration.
• b. adaptation.
• c. hibernation.
• d. homeostasis.

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Multiple Choice 400

• The movement of animals from one living space to
  another and back again is called
• a. hibernation.
• b. adaptation.
• c. migration.
• d. fission.

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Multiple Choice 500

• All of the following are products of cellular
  respiration except
• a. carbon dioxide.
• b. energy.
• c. water.
• d. oxygen.

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Final Jeopardy

• Name the four main types of organic compounds
  found in all organisms. Explain how organisms use
  any one of these organic compounds.
  Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic
  acids Organisms use carbohydrates for energy.
  Organisms use lipids to store energy. Proteins
  help organisms repair their bodies. Nucleic
  acids contain important information about the
  organism.