Living organisms
these are the 3 vital functions of living organisms
What are nutrition, reproduction, and interaction
These animals have a backbone
What are vertebrates?
This type of tree loses its leaves in winter
What are deciduous trees?
This type of matter does not have a definite volume or shape and it expands to fill their container
What is a gas?
This is a high, rocky land on the coast
What is a cliff?
This is the smallest living unit that makes up a living thing or an organism
What is a cell?
This type of vertebrate animal can control their body temperature
What are warm-blooded animals?
This is the male reproductive organ on the plant and produces pollen
In this type of mixture you can see the different particles
What is a heterogenous mixture?
This is the top of a mountain
What is the peak?
This cell does not have a cell wall or chloroplasts or a cell wall
What is an animal cell?
This type of animal reproduces through laying eggs
What are oviparous animals?
This is the transfer of pollen from the stamen to the stigma
What is pollination?
This process separates a solution between two different liquids
What is distillation?
These are solid substances with an orderly internal structure and are inorganic because they do not come from living things
What are minerals?
Tissues grouped together form this
What is an organ?
This is a way organisms reproduce asexually and the new organism grows on the parent’s body and then separates
What is budding?
Plants make their own food (sugars) through this process
What is photosynthesis?
This chemical change occurs when a metal reacts with oxygen and rusts
What is oxidation?
This is one of the five R’s and it is when we find new uses for cardboard, metal, glass and plastic
What is reuse?
These are the 5 kingdoms that make up all living things
What are plants, animals, fungi, protists, and monera
This type of invertebrate animal have hard, spiky skin and live on the sea floor
What are echinoderms?
Respiration take place in this part of the plant
What are the leaves?
these objects can transfer thermal energy very well and energy flows through them easily
What are thermal conductors?
This type of rock changes under allot of heat and pressure and it forms a new type of rock. Examples are marble, slate, quartzite
What are metamorphic rock?