Question

complete each statement using a term or terms from the list below. write your answers in the spaces provided. some words may be used more than once.
energy adapted respond
cells reproduce organisms
stimulus

1. living things are made up of one or more
2. all living things their own kind.
3. living things are called
4. anything that causes change or activity in an organism is called a
5. you get from food.
6. living things to changes in the environment.
7. roses only roses.
8. are called the “building blocks of life.”
9. polar bears are to the bitter cold.

true or false
in the space provided, write “true” if the sentence is true. write “false” if the sentence is false.

1. stimuli can come only from outside an organism.
2. in dim light, your pupils get smaller.
3. only living things can grow by themselves.
4. a response is like an answer to a message.
5. plants reproduce.
6. all living things are made up of more than one cell.
7. the thick stem of a cactus helps it survive in the desert.
8. all living things use energy.
9. only animals are made up of cells.

Explanation:

1. Living things are composed of cells.
2. Reproduction is a characteristic of living things.
3. Organisms are living things.
4. A stimulus causes change in an organism.
5. Food provides energy.
6. Living things react to environmental changes.
7. Organisms reproduce their own kind.
8. Cells are basic units of life.
9. Polar bears have adapted to cold.

For true - false:

1. Stimuli can be internal or external.
2. Pupils dilate in dim light.
3. Growth is a feature of living things.
4. A response is a reaction to a stimulus.
5. Plants reproduce sexually or asexually.
6. Some living things are single - celled.
7. Cactus stem adaptation for desert.
8. All living things need energy.
9. All living things (plants, animals etc.) are made of cells.

Answer:

1. cells
2. reproduce
3. organisms
4. stimulus
5. energy
6. respond
7. reproduce
8. cells
9. adapted

True or False:

1. false
2. false
3. true
4. true
5. true
6. false
7. true
8. true
9. false