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organization metabolism movement development reproduction
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the formation of a new organism from parent organisms the orderly arrangement of an organisms cells, structures, and entire body
the ability to move the body or things within the body all of the chemical reactions that occur within an organism
all of the changes an organism undergoes during its lifetime

Explanation:

Each term is matched to its core biological definition: Organization refers to structural order; Metabolism encompasses all chemical reactions; Movement involves physical or internal motion; Development includes lifelong changes; Reproduction is new organism formation from parents.

Answer:

Organization: the orderly arrangement of an organism's cells, structures, and entire body
Metabolism: all of the chemical reactions that occur within an organism
Movement: the ability to move the body or things within the body
Development: all of the changes an organism undergoes during its lifetime
Reproduction: the formation of a new organism from parent organisms