Vocabulary
Structures
Sense Receptors
Rock Changes
Plant Parts
100

A part on the outside of a plant or animal

External Structure 

100
Internal or External? 

Plant Stem 

External 

100

Name the 5 senses. 

Sight, Hearing, Taste, Smell, Touch 

100

youngest rock layer 

Top 

100

absorb water and nutrients from the soil, and holds the plant in place 

roots 

200

A part inside a plant or anima

Internal Structure 

200

Internal or External? 

Lungs 

Internal 

200

receptors that gather information about the temperature of the environment

thermoreceptors 

200

oldest rock layer 

bottom

200

holds the plant up

stem 

300

an animal that hunts and eats other animals

Predator 

300

Internal or External? 

Roots 

External 


300

these receptors can sense the weak electric fields given off by other creatures.

electroreceptors 

300

What does finding a shell or fish fossil in a desert tell us? 

That part of the land was once underwater or an ocean/lake 

300

where the plant creates new seeds

flower 

400

What does the brain and memory have to do with survival? 

The brain tells you how to respond. 

400

Name an external structure of a tiger that is used for protection. 

Sharp teeth, sharp claws, long legs to run

400

receptors that can register levels of hot and cold as well as levels of pressure (pain)

Nociceptors 

400

A preserved part or trace of an animal or plant that lived in the past

Fossil 

400

capture sunlight and make food for the plant

leaves 

500

Things that detect changes in an organism’s environment

Sense Receptors 

500

Name an internal structure that a plant uses for survival.

Small structures in the stem that transport water and nutrients

500

receptors that sense the different chemicals in the food you eat

Chemoreceptors 

500

How does the land change overtime? 

climate change, natural disasters, ice and water 

500

holds the seeds and protects them until they have a chance to grow

fruit 

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