Characteristics of Life

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In this game you will be challenged with remembering the characteristics of life and matching them with the correct definition.

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functional anatomy

Recommended age: 17 years old

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Kennedy Swift

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Matching Pairs Characteristics of LifeOnline version In this game you will be challenged with remembering the characteristics of life and matching them with the correct definition. by Kennedy Swift 1 Growth 2 Anabolism 3 Reproduction 4 Metabolism 5 Movement 6 Differentiation 7 Responsiveness/ Regulation 8 Excretion 9 Catabolism The ability of the human body to detect changes in the environment and make any appropriate responses. Ex. The nervous system telling you to pull away when you burn yourself or touch something hot. Chemical reaction that breaks-down complex substances into more simple substances. Ex. Digestion Chemical reaction that builds up simple substances into more complex substances. Ex. Digestion A change in position or location ( can occur at all levels of structural organizations. ) Ex. The heart pumping blood throughout the body. The process by which an unspecialized cell becomes specialized. Ex. Red blood cells and white blood cells arise from the same type of cell in the bone marrow. An increase in body size due to call development and differentiation. Ex. Development of the various cells and tissues making up the organs and systems of the body. Biochemical reaction that occurs within the body, divided into two phases. Ex. Digestion Removal of waste byproducts of metabolic reactions. Ex. To avoid build up of carbon dioxide it is excreted when breathing out. The formation of new cells within an individual in order to repair, replace, or grow new tissue. Also may refer to the fertilization of an egg by a sperm. Ex. Creation of new life.

Matching Pairs

Characteristics of LifeOnline version

In this game you will be challenged with remembering the characteristics of life and matching them with the correct definition.

by Kennedy Swift

Growth

Anabolism

Reproduction

Metabolism

Movement

Differentiation

Responsiveness/ Regulation

Excretion

Catabolism

The ability of the human body to detect changes in the environment and make any appropriate responses. Ex. The nervous system telling you to pull away when you burn yourself or touch something hot.

Chemical reaction that breaks-down complex substances into more simple substances. Ex. Digestion

Chemical reaction that builds up simple substances into more complex substances. Ex. Digestion

A change in position or location ( can occur at all levels of structural organizations. ) Ex. The heart pumping blood throughout the body.

The process by which an unspecialized cell becomes specialized. Ex. Red blood cells and white blood cells arise from the same type of cell in the bone marrow.

An increase in body size due to call development and differentiation. Ex. Development of the various cells and tissues making up the organs and systems of the body.

Biochemical reaction that occurs within the body, divided into two phases. Ex. Digestion

Removal of waste byproducts of metabolic reactions. Ex. To avoid build up of carbon dioxide it is excreted when breathing out.

The formation of new cells within an individual in order to repair, replace, or grow new tissue. Also may refer to the fertilization of an egg by a sperm. Ex. Creation of new life.

Characteristics of Life

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Characteristics of LifeOnline version

by Kennedy Swift

Growth

Anabolism

Reproduction

Metabolism

Movement

Differentiation

Responsiveness/ Regulation

Excretion

Catabolism