Plants
Vertebrate Animals
Invertebrate Animals
Matter
100
What part of the plant makes the seeds?
The flower makes the seed.
100
These group of vertebrate have fins to swim and gills to breathe in the water?
Fish
100
How many legs does an insect have?
It has 6 legs.
100
This property of matter describes how cold or hot an object is.
Temperature
200
How do flowering plants reproduce?
By making seeds.
200
These vertebrate animals have dry, scaly skin. They are also cold-blooded.
Reptiles
200
Exoskeleton
200
These are changes in the shape or state of an object. For example: melting of ice cream and slicing bread.
Physical changes
300
It is the process in which bees or humming birds carry pollen from one flower to another flower to make seeds.
Pollination
300
How do mammals reproduce?
They give birth to live young.
300
Mention three examples of arachnids.
Scorpion, spider, and tick.
300
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Chemical Changes
400
How do nonflowering plants reproduce?
By making spores
400
What group of vertebrate animals (mammals, birds, fish, amphibians or reptiles) do not lay eggs?
Mammals do not lay eggs. Exception: platypus
400
These invertebrate animals have a soft body and some may have a hard shell. Examples: snail and octopus.
Mollusks
400
Mention the four states of matter.
Solid, liquid, gas, and plasma
500
What are the three ways in which seeds are scattered in the environment?
Seeds can be scattered by animals, air, and water.
500
To which group of vertebrates do whales and dolphins belong?
Even though they look like fish, Whales and dolphins are actually mammals.
500
These invertebrate animals have a soft body and many legs. Example: centipedes
Myriapods
500
It is the amount of matter in an object.
Mass