en MA PROGRAM 23: Life Science..Matching 18 Cell : The smallest unit that can perform all the processes necessary for life. Cell Membrane : The cell membrane separates the cell's contents from its environment and controls materials going into and out of the cell. Cell Wall : A rigid structure that surrounds the cell membrane and provides support to the cell. Cellular Respiration : the process by which cells use oxygen to release energy from glucose. chloroplast : Only in plant cells, the green structures that absorb the sun's energy, enabling the plant to produce sugar. It contains a green substance called chlorophyll. Classification : the identification, naming, and grouping of organisms into a formal system. DNA: Hereditary material that controls all the activities of a cell and contains the information to make new cells, The molecule that carries genetic instructions. Ecosystem: A community of different organisms and their nonliving environment. Evolution: Describes the slow genetic change in populations of organisms over time. Food web: a feeding pattern that slows the energy transfer throughout an ecosystem. Gene: a unit of DNA by which traits are passed from parent to offspring. Genetics: the scientific study of how traits are inherited. Genome: the entire genetic code of an individual or species. Habitat: the place in an ecosystem where a species lives. Mitosis: the process by which most cells reproduce; cell division. Nucleus: in a cell, the structure that contains genetic material and control the cell's activities. Photosynthesis: The process by which green plants use carbon dioxide, water, and energy from the sun and convert it into sugar and oxygen to make their own food . Species: a group of organisms that resemble one another and that produce fertile offspring when they interbreed.

PROGRAM 23: Life Science..Matching

1.	the place in an ecosystem where a species lives.	A.	Nucleus
2.	the scientific study of how traits are inherited.	B.	Cell Membrane
3.	the entire genetic code of an individual or species.	C.	Ecosystem
4.	the process by which most cells reproduce; cell division.	D.	Cellular Respiration
5.	a unit of DNA by which traits are passed from parent to offspring.	E.	Classification
6.	A community of different organisms and their nonliving environment.	F.	chloroplast
7.	the process by which cells use oxygen to release energy from glucose.	G.	DNA
8.	Describes the slow genetic change in populations of organisms over time.	H.	Genetics
9.	The smallest unit that can perform all the processes necessary for life.	I.	Food web
10.	a feeding pattern that slows the energy transfer throughout an ecosystem.	J.	Evolution
11.	the identification, naming, and grouping of organisms into a formal system.	K.	Genome
12.	A rigid structure that surrounds the cell membrane and provides support to the cell.	L.	Gene
13.	in a cell, the structure that contains genetic material and control the cell's activities.	M.	Cell
14.	a group of organisms that resemble one another and that produce fertile offspring when they interbreed.	N.	Habitat
15.	The cell membrane separates the cell's contents from its environment and controls materials going into and out of the cell.	O.	Mitosis
16.	The process by which green plants use carbon dioxide, water, and energy from the sun and convert it into sugar and oxygen to make their own food .	P.	Cell Wall
17.	Hereditary material that controls all the activities of a cell and contains the information to make new cells, The molecule that carries genetic instructions.	Q.	Species
18.	Only in plant cells, the green structures that absorb the sun's energy, enabling the plant to produce sugar. It contains a green substance called chlorophyll.	R.	Photosynthesis

PROGRAM 23: Life Science..Matching

N	1.	the place in an ecosystem where a species lives.	A.	Nucleus
H	2.	the scientific study of how traits are inherited.	B.	Cell Membrane
K	3.	the entire genetic code of an individual or species.	C.	Ecosystem
O	4.	the process by which most cells reproduce; cell division.	D.	Cellular Respiration
L	5.	a unit of DNA by which traits are passed from parent to offspring.	E.	Classification
C	6.	A community of different organisms and their nonliving environment.	F.	chloroplast
D	7.	the process by which cells use oxygen to release energy from glucose.	G.	DNA
J	8.	Describes the slow genetic change in populations of organisms over time.	H.	Genetics
M	9.	The smallest unit that can perform all the processes necessary for life.	I.	Food web
I	10.	a feeding pattern that slows the energy transfer throughout an ecosystem.	J.	Evolution
E	11.	the identification, naming, and grouping of organisms into a formal system.	K.	Genome
P	12.	A rigid structure that surrounds the cell membrane and provides support to the cell.	L.	Gene
A	13.	in a cell, the structure that contains genetic material and control the cell's activities.	M.	Cell
Q	14.	a group of organisms that resemble one another and that produce fertile offspring when they interbreed.	N.	Habitat
B	15.	The cell membrane separates the cell's contents from its environment and controls materials going into and out of the cell.	O.	Mitosis
R	16.	The process by which green plants use carbon dioxide, water, and energy from the sun and convert it into sugar and oxygen to make their own food .	P.	Cell Wall
G	17.	Hereditary material that controls all the activities of a cell and contains the information to make new cells, The molecule that carries genetic instructions.	Q.	Species
F	18.	Only in plant cells, the green structures that absorb the sun's energy, enabling the plant to produce sugar. It contains a green substance called chlorophyll.	R.	Photosynthesis