| A | B |
| Any living thing is called an: | organism |
| Organisms that make their own food: | autotrophs |
| Organisms that consume food: | heterotrophs |
| an injection of dead or weak viruses | vaccince |
| The process of changes to adjust in the genes from one generation to the next enabling an organism to adjust to the environment is called: | evolution |
| Protects DNA intime of not enough food, warmth and space: | endospore |
| Against foreign bodies: | antibodies |
| Medicine that destroys and prevents life (germs) | antibiotics |
| A living thing that provides a home and/ or food for a parasite | host |
| Group of organisms that live together or attached | colony |
| medicine that is put on the outside of the wound/cut | antiseptics |
| Some oraganisms make food using the energy from the sun is called | Photosynthesis |
| A change in the genes, copy errors: | mutation |
| Tiny oraganisms that consist of a single cell | moneran |
| An organism that survives by living on or in a host organism, harming it | parasite |
| A relationship in which one oragism lives on, near, or even inside another organism and at least one of the organisms benefits | symbiosis |