plant parts
can all plants move?
Yes
What color is a sunflower?
yellow
Is a snake cold blooded or warm blooded?
cold-blooded
What is the name of the "outer boundary" of a cell that controls what enters and exits?
Cell membrane
aemjm
Jemma
Are mushrooms plants?
No
What is the flower that is often associated with love?
rose
Is a pig warm blooded or cold blooded?
warm blooded
Where is most of the cell's DNA stored?
Nucleus
syliand
Lindsay
what is the process called where plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create their own food
photosynthesis
What is the name of a flower that blooms in the spring and is often yellow?
daffodil
If a lizard is sitting on a rock in the sun to warm up, is it considered a warm-blooded or cold-blooded animal?
A lizard is considered a cold-blooded animal because it needs to rely on external heat sources like the sun to regulate its body temperature; unlike warm-blooded animals who generate their own heat internally.
What is the jelly-like substance inside a cell where most of its activities happen?
Cytoplasm
yazla
zayla
What is the scientific term for the process where plants use sunlight to create their own food, and what are the three main components needed for this process to occur?
Photosynthesis, sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide
How do flowers use their bright colors and sweet scents to attract pollinators, like bees, to help them reproduce?
enticing them to visit the flower where they can collect nectar, inadvertently transferring pollen from one flower to another, thus enabling the plant to reproduce by cross-pollination
cannot generate their own body heat, but they do regulate it by changing their environment
COLD BLOODED OR WARM BLOODED?
cold blooded
Why is the rough endoplasmic reticulum called "rough," and how does its structure relate to its function of protein synthesis?
This question challenges students to connect the appearance of an organelle with its specific role in the cell.
rudaedo
Eduardo
How do plants communicate with each other chemically?
releasing volatile organic compounds into the air
Why do some plants produce flowers that are self-pollinating, while others rely on external pollinators like wind or insects?
to cross-pollinate and promote greater genetic diversity within the population
Why can't cold-blooded animals produce heat?
they lack the physiological mechanisms to generate excess heat from their metabolism
If a cell is deprived of oxygen, which organelle would be most directly affected, and how would this impact the cell's overall energy production?
This question requires students to understand the relationship between an organelle (mitochondria) and its crucial role in cellular respiration, which requires oxygen.
rishonar
harrison