Cells
This is the smallest unit of living matter.
What is a cell?
These are the 6 groups we classify organisms.
What are the 6 kingdoms?
Plant parts or structures.
What do we use to classify plants?
This is when biotic and abiotic factors interacting in an environment.
What is an ecosystem?
A savanna is they type of biome.
What is a grassland biome?
This living thing carries out five basic life functions.
What is an organism?
These are the simplest kind of invertebrates.
What is a sponge?
These take up water and nutrients from the ground.
What are roots?
This is where an animal lives.
What is the deciduous forest biome?
Growth, Energy, Waste, Reproduction, Adaptation
What are the 5 basic life functions?
This is the largest invertebrate group.
What are the arthropods?
This is how plants make food.
This is the typical weather pattern in an environment
What is climate?
This biome has rain all year round.
What is the rainforest biome?
What is a tissue?
These creatures are born in water but later live on land.
What are amphibians?
This is where carbon dioxide enter through at the bottom of leaves.
What are stomata?
This is all the members of a species that lives in an ecosystem.
What is a population?
Every continent has at least one of this biome.
What is the desert biome?
Tissues that group up to do the same job.
What is an organ?
These vertebrates have hollow bones.
What are birds?
These drift through the air and then settle.
What are spores?
What is a community?
This biome is where the winters are long and icy cold with short and cool summers.
What is the tundra biome?