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Prokaryotes are cells that don't have a nucleus, so the DNA is found inside the cell. Pro means before, so an easy way to remember this is pro means before a nucleus.

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Eukaryotes are cells where DNA is found in the nucleus of the cell. An easier way to remember this concept is that eu is in the word eukaryote and the word nucleus.

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DR. R. COG is an acronym to help you remember what every organism has/does. It stands for:

DNA, Reproduce, Responds, Cells, Obtains energy, Grow/Develop

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Sexual reproduction is when offspring is created by a male and a female exchanging genetic material. The picture below is sexual reproduction for humans.

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Asexual reproduction is when offspring is created by one parent and the offspring is genetically identical to the parent. Below is an example of asexual reproduction with amoebas.

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Homeostasis is how an organism gives itself balance. Examples of homeostasis are sweating, shivering, vomiting, and wilting.

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Adaptations are a species way to change to fit into an environment and survive. For example, during the Industrial Revolution, peppered moths became darker because soot started to cover everything and they adapted to their environment to blend in,

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A cell is the smallest unit, or building block of all living things. Unicellular organisms (uni means one) are organisms that are made of one cell, like bacteria. Multicellular (multi means one) organisms are organisms made of many cells that work together, like humans.

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Heterotrophic organisms get food from other sources. For instance, humans eat plants and animals.

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When something grows, it's just getting bigger, but basically looks like the parent. When something develops, it goes through stages and the adult looks different than the baby

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Autotrophic organisms make food using another source. There are two types of autotrophic organisms: phototrophs and chemotrophs. Phototrophs use light to make food and chemotrophs use chemicals to make food.