Chapter 1 Review: Order and Design

What is the term for the study of reasoning?

What are hot springs on the ocean floor called?

What is a conclusion based on reasoning from evidence?

In what environment do animals live mostly in trees?

What is the science of classification?

Who developed the modern definition of the word species?

The group in an experiment that has the independent variable absent is called a what?

What is the process in which cells combine nutrients with oxygen to make energy?

What is it called when an organism is active mainly at night?

In what type of symmetry can something not be split into equal parts?

What is the study of body structure?

What environment includes seas and oceans?

What is the smallest unit of a living thing?

In a scientific name, what part comes last?

What is a scientific idea that has survived the test of time without being proven false?

What kind of reasoning uses general evidence to reach a specific conclusion?

What environment includes meadows, desert, and mountains?

What is reasoning from specific evidence to a more general conclusion

What is the term for a sensible explanation to a problem?

What is the area between the highest and lowest points that the tide reaches called?

What is the primary basis for classifying living things?

What word means the sum of all the chemical processes of life?

What does the term fauna describe?

What is the process by which life continues?

Who is considered the Father of Taxonomy?

How many independent variable will a good experiment have?

What kindgom includes humans?

Who introduced the scientific method?

What is the general term for water environment?

A plant or animal consisting of many cells is called what?

In what type of symmetry can something be split into multiple equal parts?

The three main components of the scientific method are hypothesizing, observing, and what?

What does the term flora describe?

What refers to a distinct type of organism?

In what type of symmetry can something be split into two equal parts?

Which of the following is not a purpose of science?

What is the term used for the stable internal condition all living things must sustain?

What is a living thing's home called?

What term describes an inactive state to conserve energy?

What are substances that provide living things with energy?

What are conditions in an experiment that are the same for all groups?

What is the scientific term for "facts"?

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What is the scientific term for "living things"?

A globe is an example of a physical what?

What level of classification is directly below phylum?