Growth and Development Study Guide

It is a characteristics of life that is the irreversible increase of an organism’s size over a given period.

• Growth

• Adaptation

• Development

• Evolution

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The pictures show's what type of development.

• Singl-phase Development

• Regressive Development

• Multiphase Development

• Abnormal Development

Which part of the plants does the growth occur? (choose 2 answers)

• flower

• stem

• leaf

• roots

All are types of growth, except...

• Growth in cells

• Growth in animals

• Growth in Plants

• Growth in Life

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Type of Development where it involves an alteration in the nature of the system.

• Qualitative Development

• Quantitative Development

• Regressive Development

• Multi-phase Development

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A characteristics of life which requires a transformation in structures.

• Development

• Growth

• Homeostasis

• Evolution

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The capacity of the biological system to carry out operations.

• Functional Development

• Growth in Cells

• Growth in Plants

• Structural Development

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A development in which the organism at an early stage develops a relatively complex structure that enables it to be motile, and later adopts a form of life for which motility is no longer a necessity.

• Progressive Development

• Regressive Development

• Quantitative Development

• Qualitative Development

A process in cells growth that splits the parent cell into two genetically identical daughter cells.

• Mitosis

• Meiosis

• Respiration

• Contraction

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NGSS.HS-LS1-4

A development that only few organisms experience and a result from failure to carry out fully the normal processes of development.

• Normal Development

• Single- phase Development

• Quantitaive Development

• Abnormal Development

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