Chapter 2 Life Cycles

1. Chapter 2Life Cycles

2. What is a kind of growth in which an organism gets larger, but doesn’t go through other changes? • Metamorphosis • Direct Development • Life Cycle • Trait

3. What is a kind of growth in which an organism gets larger, but doesn’t go through other changes? • Metamorphosis • Direct Development • Life Cycle • Trait

4. What is a characteristic that makes one organism different from another? • Trait • Adolescent • Gene • Adult

5. What is a characteristic that makes one organism different from another? • Trait • Adolescent • Gene • Adult

6. What are all of the stages a living thing goes through called? • Gene • Tuber • Life Cycle • Metamorphosis

7. What are all of the stages a living thing goes through called? • Gene • Tuber • Life Cycle • Metamorphosis

8. What is the process by which traits are passed from parents to offspring? • Heredity • Life Cycle • Hitchhiker’s Thumb • Genes

9. What is the process by which traits are passed from parents to offspring? • Heredity • Life Cycle • Hitchhiker’s Thumb • Genes

10. What are major changes in the body form during the life cycle of an animal? • Direct Development • Heredity • Trait • Metamorphosis

11. What are major changes in the body form during the life cycle of an animal? • Direct Development • Heredity • Trait • Metamorphosis

12. What is the basic unit of heredity? • Life Cycle • Gene • Heredity • Cells

13. What is the basic unit of heredity? • Life Cycle • Gene • Heredity • Cells

14. Which are examples of 2 animals that go through the molting stage? • Crickets and frogs • Snake and horseshoe crab • Birds and crocodiles • Butterflies and bees

15. Which are examples of 2 animals that go through the molting stage? • Crickets and frogs • Snake and horseshoe crab • Birds and crocodiles • Butterflies and bees

16. What is the 3rd stage of the Human Life Cycle? • Senior • Adult • Infant • Adolescent

17. What is the 3rd stage of the Human Life Cycle? • Senior • Adult • Infant • Adolescent

18. What portion of your genes do you get from your mother? • 25% • 75% • 50% • 33%

19. What portion of your genes do you get from your mother? • 25% • 75% • 50% • 33%

20. Which are the stages of the Human Life Cycle in order? • Infant, Child, Adolescent, Adult, Senior • Child, Adolescent, Senior, Infant, Adult • Adolescent, Child, Senior, Infant, Adult • Senior, Adult, Adolescent, Child, Infant

21. Which are the stages of the Human Life Cycle in order? • Infant, Child, Adolescent, Adult, Senior • Child, Adolescent, Senior, Infant, Adult • Adolescent, Child, Senior, Infant, Adult • Senior, Adult, Adolescent, Child, Infant

22. Which two animals go through direct development? • Birds and frogs • Spiders and fish • Toads and tigers • Monkeys and turtles

23. Which two animals go through direct development? • Birds and frogs • Spiders and fish • Toads and tigers • Monkeys and turtles

24. Which are the 4 stages of complete metamorphosis in order? • Infant, child, adolescent, adult, senior • egg, cocoon, larva, adult • larva, cocoon, adult, egg • egg, larva, cocoon, adult

25. Which are the 4 stages of complete metamorphosis in order? • Infant, child, adolescent, adult, senior • egg, cocoon, larva, adult • larva, cocoon, adult, egg • egg, larva, cocoon, adult

26. What portion of your genes do you get from your father? • 33% • 1/2 • 100% • 1/4

27. What portion of your genes do you get from your father? • 33% • 1/2 • 100% • 1/4

28. What are 3 ways in which plants grow? • Seeds, spores, asexual reproduction • asexual reproduction, flowers, spores • seeds, flowers, buds • seeds, asexual reproduction, flowers

29. What are 3 ways in which plants grow? • Seeds, spores, asexual reproduction • asexual reproduction, flowers, spores • seeds, flowers, buds • seeds, asexual reproduction, flowers

30. Explain in 5 or more sentences what happens to a baby kangaroo after it is born. First, Second, Third, Then, Finally,