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Portage Learning BIOD 101 Module 2 Exam ||VERIFIED
EXAM!!|| MOST RECENT EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE
FREQUENTLY MOST TESTED REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | NEWEST EXAM!!!
Animals ____ and use ____ as part of aerobic respiration
to produce ATP - Answer-ingest food, biomacromolecules
What is growth and development? - Answer-Change over
a life cycle. A living thing grows, matures, ages, and dies.
Living things respond to their environment through...? -
Answer-adaption
What is adaption? - Answer-A change or process that
allows an organism to become better suited for their
environment
adaptions can be ____ or ____ - Answer-Physical,
behavioral
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What is a stimulus? - Answer-anything that causes an
organism to respond
What is an example of a physical adaption? - Answer-A
crab's hard shell
What is an example of a behavioral adaption? - Answer-A
squirrel hibernating
What is reproduction? - Answer-A living thing's way of
producing new and thriving generations to replace
previous ones
Reproduction can occur ____ or ____ - Answer-Sexually
or asexually
What does sexual reproduction involve? - Answer-Fusion
of two gametes that unite and grow into new offspring
What does asexual reproduction produce? - Answer-New
offspring from a single organism
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What are examples of asexual reproduction? - Answer-
Spore formation, binary fission, vegetative reproduction,
budding, fragmentation
What organisms use spore formation? - Answer-Protozoa,
bacteria, plans, fungi
What organisms use binary fission? - Answer-Prokaryotes
and some eukaryotic protozoa like amoeba
What organisms use budding? - Answer-Fungi, bacteria,
some plants, fewer animals
What organisms use fragmentation? - Answer-Segmented
worms and echinoderms like starfish
How can the levels of biological organism be described? -
Answer-Successive, broadest to smallest
What are the levels of biological organization? - Answer-
biosphere, ecosystems, communities, populations,
organisms, organ systems, organs, tissues, cells,
molecules and atoms
Portage Learning BIOD 101 Module 2 Exam ||VERIFIED
EXAM!!|| MOST RECENT EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE
FREQUENTLY MOST TESTED REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | NEWEST EXAM!!!
Animals ____ and use ____ as part of aerobic respiration
to produce ATP - Answer-ingest food, biomacromolecules
What is growth and development? - Answer-Change over
a life cycle. A living thing grows, matures, ages, and dies.
Living things respond to their environment through...? -
Answer-adaption
What is adaption? - Answer-A change or process that
allows an organism to become better suited for their
environment
adaptions can be ____ or ____ - Answer-Physical,
behavioral
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What is a stimulus? - Answer-anything that causes an
organism to respond
What is an example of a physical adaption? - Answer-A
crab's hard shell
What is an example of a behavioral adaption? - Answer-A
squirrel hibernating
What is reproduction? - Answer-A living thing's way of
producing new and thriving generations to replace
previous ones
Reproduction can occur ____ or ____ - Answer-Sexually
or asexually
What does sexual reproduction involve? - Answer-Fusion
of two gametes that unite and grow into new offspring
What does asexual reproduction produce? - Answer-New
offspring from a single organism
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What are examples of asexual reproduction? - Answer-
Spore formation, binary fission, vegetative reproduction,
budding, fragmentation
What organisms use spore formation? - Answer-Protozoa,
bacteria, plans, fungi
What organisms use binary fission? - Answer-Prokaryotes
and some eukaryotic protozoa like amoeba
What organisms use budding? - Answer-Fungi, bacteria,
some plants, fewer animals
What organisms use fragmentation? - Answer-Segmented
worms and echinoderms like starfish
How can the levels of biological organism be described? -
Answer-Successive, broadest to smallest
What are the levels of biological organization? - Answer-
biosphere, ecosystems, communities, populations,
organisms, organ systems, organs, tissues, cells,
molecules and atoms
