Vocabulary
Life Cycle
Inherited or Acquired
Characteristics
100

What is an inherited trait?

Passed down from parents to offspring

100

What is the first stage of the butterfly's life cycle?

Egg (The female butterfly lays an egg outside of her body)

100

Inherited or acquired?
big eyes

Inherited

100

What is not a trait (characteristics) of a mammal?

A. warm blooded

B. vertebrates

C. born a live

D. cold blooded

D. cold blooded

200

What is a vertebrate?

animals with backbone

200

What is the second stage of the butterfly's life cycle?

Larva (a caterpillar stage when it hatches from the egg)

200

Inherited or acquired?
Scars from a fight

Acquired

200

What is not a trait (characteristics) of a retiles?

A. dry, scaly skin

B. invertebrates

C. vertebrates

D. cold blooded

B. invertebrates

300
What is an acquired trait?

something that is learned from your lifetime

300

What is the third stage of the butterfly's life cycle?

Pupa (goes through the chrysalis, a hard covering before becoming a butterfly)

300

Inherited or acquired?

use stick to catch and eat insects

Acquired (learned behavior)

300

What is not a trait (characteristics) of a worm?

A. stings its prey

B. invertebrates

C. lives in the ocean

D. vertebrates

D. vertebrates

400

What is an instinct?

something you know how to do since birth

400

What is the last stage of the butterfly's life cycle?

Adult

400

Inherited or acquired?
leaf shape and flower color

Inherited

400

What are examples of invertebrates?

A. sea jellies, worms, mammals

B. worms, spiders, sea jellies

C. sea jellies, fish, amphibians

D. reptiles, mammals, sea jellies

B. worms, spiders, sea jellies

500

What is an invertebrate?

animals without backbone

500
What is it called when the butterfly forms a hard covering before becoming an adult?

Chrysalis

500

Inherited or acquired?

A baby crying because the baby is hungry.

Inherited -> An Instinct!!

500

What are examples of vertebrates?

A. birds, worms, mammals

B. worms, spiders, arthropods

C. mammals, fish, amphibians

D. reptiles, arthropods, sea jellies

C. mammals, fish, amphibians

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