Mammals/Reptiles
Mammals and reptiles both breathe using their _____.
Lungs
True or false? Amphibians are viviparous.
False. They are oviparous.
Snails are a type of _____.
Mollusc
All plants have roots, stems, and _____.
Leaves
Bacteria belong to the _____ Kingdom.
Monera
_____ and _____ cover mammals' bodies.
Skin and hair (or fur)
Female fish produce _____ and lay them in water.
Eggs
Some annelids absorb oxygen through their _____. Others have gills.
Skin
In flowering plants (for example, an apple tree), the _____ grow inside of the fruit.
Seeds
True or false? An autotroph produces its own food.
True
What do whales and dolphins use to swim?
Fins
Amphibians' skin is _____ and _____.
Thin, smooth
Echinoderms have bodies that are covered with sharp _____.
Spikes
The two types of seed plants are called _____ and _____.
Angiosperms, gymnosperms
Monerans are simple _____ organisms.
Unicellular
Name a reptile that does not have any extremities.
Snake
How do amphibians breathe? (Hint: when they are young they have _____, and when they are older they have _____.)
Porifera have many holes that are called _____.
Pores
True or false? Mosses have roots.
False. They have rhizoids.
Amoebas move with _____, or false feet.
Pseudopods
Explain the difference between oviparous and viviparous.
Oviparous means that the young are born from eggs. Viviparous means that the females give birth to live young.
Explain why birds' bodies make it easier for them to fly.
Birds have aerodynamic bodies, and their bones are thin and light.
Explain some characteristics of coelenterates.
Soft body, long tentacles, absorb oxygen through their skin, reproduce by growing a bud, etc.
How do non-seed plants reproduce?
Non-seed plants have spores. The spores fall to the ground and grow into new plants.
Name the three parts of multicellular fungi.
1. Cap
2. Stem
3. Hyphae