1.5 Characteristics of living organisms

• Biologie / Verzorging
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Previous lesson:

1.4 Levels of organisation

In this section you answered:

1. What are the levels of organisation?
   
2. What are (examples of) molecules?

A cell is alive. If you look at even smaller structures, these are not living things.
Which levels of cell organisation aren’t living?

Which levels can you study when you use a microscope?

What level do you find between population and ecosystem?

Which levels of organisation contain living and non-living parts?

What level do you find between cell and organ?

Members of the same ........... can produce offspring together. Fill in the missing word.

Give a example of a molecule

1.5 Characteristics of living organisms

In this section you will answer:

1. What are the characteristics of life?
2. What are the differences between dead and non-living and what are examples of both?

Alive?

• Movement

Movement

• Feeding

• Sensitivity

• Respiration

Respiration

• Reproduction

• Excretion

• Growth

What are the characteristics of life?

1. Movement = beweging
   
2. Feeding = voeden
   
3. Sensitivity = waarneming
   
4. Respiration = verbranding
   
5. Reproduction = voortplanting
   
6. Excretion = uitscheiding
   
7. Growth = groei
   

What is the difference between dead and non-living?

• Dead

• Dead

• Non-living

• Dead

• Non-living

• Dead

• Dead

• Non-living

Today's lesson

• Repeat previous paragraph 1.4
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•  Introduction paragraph 1.5 Characteristics of life
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• Do exercise 31 through 39 (work in pairs)
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• Quizlet Live about paragraph 1.5 

Today's lesson

• Resume with 1.5 Characteristics of life
  
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• Do exercise 40 through 45 (work in pairs)
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• Done! Practise with Quizlet 1.5

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• Quizlet Live about paragraph 1.5