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Bottom of pg. 17— OUT ACTIVITY. Your hair is really curly and you want it to be really straight instead. In order to get really straight hair you have been experimenting with different shampoos and conditioners. Write the Questions Below and Answer:

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Bottom of pg. 17— OUT ACTIVITY

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  1. Bottom of pg. 17—OUT ACTIVITY Your hair is really curly and you want it to be really straight instead. In order to get really straight hair you have been experimenting with different shampoos and conditioners. Write the Questions Below and Answer: Part 1: Define independent and dependent variable. Independent variable: variable that changes Dependent variable: something that your observe/measure Part 2: Identify the independent and dependent variable in your hair experiment. Independent variable: Shampoo Dependent Variable: your hair

  2. Top of pg. 19—IN ACTIVITY: Write question below and answer: What are 5 things all living things have in common? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

  3. What are the characteristics of life? Chapter 1-3

  4. What is Biology? • The study of living things (organisms) • The study of interactions of living things • bio-life • ology-study of

  5. 8 Characteristics of LIFE Unicellular • Living Things are made up of Cells. • a.) CELL: Collection of living material enclosed within a barrier • b.) cells are basic unit of life • c.) Unicellular: made up of one cell • d.) Multicellular: made up of many cells Multicellular

  6. Asexual 2. Living Things Reproduce: a.) produce offspring which resemble parents b.)asexual reproduction: has only one parent c.) sexual reproduction: requires two parents Sexual

  7. 3. Living Things are based on a genetic code. a.) inheritance of traits is carried on DNA

  8. 4. Living things Grow and Develop a.) GROWTH: increase in size & shape DEVELOPMENT: mature over time b.) living things have a lifespan Growth Development

  9. 5. Living Things Use & Need Energy a.) energy comes from food, used to maintain body b.) AUTOTROPH: produce own food c.) HETEROTROPH: must consume food d.) DECOMPOSER:breaks down dead material for food

  10. 6. Living things respond to their surroundings a.) they react to a stimulus which causes a reaction b. ) reaction is called a response c.) this involves one individual

  11. 7. Living things maintain a stable internal environment a.) HOMEOSTASIS: internal balance b.) examples: sweating, panting, shivering, etc.

  12. 8. Living things Evolve a.) adapt to long-range changes in environment to better survive in environment b.) these changes take place over a long period of time & involve the entire species

  13. Quiz 2: The following are all examples of the characteristics of life. Identify each one. • Adapt D. genetic code G. Respond to stimulus • Made of cells E. Grow and develop H. Homeostasis • Reproduce F. Use/need energy • You eat a hamburger for lunch. • A baby gains 3 pounds in one week and begins to recognize voices. • A polar bear has white fur to blend in with the snow. • Your start to cry whenever you get a shot at the doctor’s office. • You begin to shiver because it is cold outside. • Red and white particles make up part of your blood. • A chick breaks out of an egg.

  14. Quiz 2: The following are all examples of the characteristics of life. Identify each one. • Adapt D. genetic code G. Respond to stimulus • Made of cells E. Grow and develop H. Homeostasis • Reproduce F. Use/need energy • You eat a hamburger for lunch. • A baby gains 3 pounds in one week and begins to recognize voices. • A polar bear has white fur to blend in with the snow. • Your start to cry whenever you get a shot at the doctor’s office. • You begin to shiver because it is cold outside. • Red and white particles make up part of your blood. • A chick breaks out of an egg.

  15. Quiz 2: The following are all examples of the characteristics of life. Identify each one. • Adapt D. genetic code G. Respond to stimulus • Made of cells E. Grow and develop H. Homeostasis • Reproduce F. Use/need energy • You eat a hamburger for lunch. • A baby gains 3 pounds in one week and begins to recognize voices. • A polar bear has white fur to blend in with the snow. • Your start to cry whenever you get a shot at the doctor’s office. • You begin to shiver because it is cold outside. • Red and white particles make up part of your blood. • A chick breaks out of an egg.

  16. Quiz 2: The following are all examples of the characteristics of life. Identify each one. • Adapt D. genetic code G. Respond to stimulus • Made of cells E. Grow and develop H. Homeostasis • Reproduce F. Use/need energy • You eat a hamburger for lunch. • A baby gains 3 pounds in one week and begins to recognize voices. • A polar bear has white fur to blend in with the snow. • Your start to cry whenever you get a shot at the doctor’s office. • You begin to shiver because it is cold outside. • Red and white particles make up part of your blood. • A chick breaks out of an egg.

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