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(Homeostasis, Heredity, or Skepticism) is a questioning attitude.  \n2. (Hypothesis, Metabolism, or Homeostasis) is a possible explanation that can be tested by experimenting.  \n3. A (theory, variable, or guess) explains a wide range of observations.  \n4. When you make notes about objects or events by using your senses, you are making (theories, observations, or cells) .  \n5. A (cell, variable, or hypothesis) is the smallest unit able to have life.  \n6. The sum ofall chemical reactions that happen in an organism is called (theory, metabolism, or homeostasis) .  \n7. (Variable, SI, or Heredity) is the passing of traits from parent to offspring.  \n8. The change in inherited characteristics of organisms over generations is known as (observations, evolution, or cell) .  \nUsing the word bank below, fill in each blank provided.  \nbiology experiment reproduction  \ncontrol group homeostasis SI  \n9. The act of testing a hypothesis is called a(n)   .  \n10. No experimental treatment is done to the   during an experiment.  \n11. Scientists worldwide use   to measure.  \n12. The study of living things is called   .  \n13. Keeping a stable internal environment is called   .  \n14. When organisms produce more of their own kind, it is called  \n.  \nOriginal content Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. Additions and changes to the original content are the responsibility of the instructor.  \nApplications of Biology  \nCircle the term that best completes each sentence.  \n1. A way to prevent a disease is to give (genetics, biometrics, or vaccinations) .  \n2. The study of data to determine identity of an individual is called (ecology, biometrics, or genetics) .  \n3. (Genetic engineering, Ecology, or Biometrics) is used to modify a cell’s genes for industrial use.  \n4. All of the genes in your body make up your (ecology, genome, or vaccination) .  \n5. 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