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100
These two types of tubes move nutrients, food, and water through a plant.
What are xylem and phloem?
100
Three of the characteristics of living things.
What are made of cells, obtain/use energy, reproduce, grow/develop, respond to environment.
100
Animals with an exoskeleton must do this to their skin in order to grow bigger.
What is shed?
100
The simple sugar molecule digestion breaks food down into.
What is glucose?
100
Animals that live in cold climate have this to help them stay warm.
What is insulation?
200
These tubes carry food down through a plant.
What are phloem?
200
The two kingdoms which have organisms capable of making their own food.
What are protist and plants?
200
One example of a mollusk is this.
What is clam, snail, oyster, squid.
200
These are the two types of organs amphibians can use to breathe.
What are gills and lungs?
200
Mimicry helps an animal surivive by...
keeping it from getting eaten.
300
This is the process of water entering and leaving the leaf of a plant.
What is transpiration?
300
These cause disease but are not considered living things.
What are viruses?
300
FIve of the seven classes of vetebrates are
What is jawless fish, bony fish, cartilaginous fish, reptiles, mammals, amphibians, and birds.
300
The type of circulatory system a human has. (Open/closed and single/double loop)
What is closed, double loop circulatory system?
300
Describe the result of a negative tropism toward gravity on a plant.
What is moving up, away from the pull of gravity?
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