Vetebrates & Invertebrates
The Scientific Method
Cells
Other Organisms
Plants
100
A multicelled animal with a backbone.
What is a vertebrate.
100
A way that scientists find out how things work and affect each other.
What is the Scientific Method.
100
Every part of you is made up of these.
What are cells.
100
The most numerous organisms on Earth.
What are Bacteria.
100
A plant with conducting tubes is called this.
What is vascular.
200
A multicelled animal without a backbone.
What is an invertebrate.
200
A testable explanation of an observation.
What is a hypothesis.
200
Materials needed by the cell pass thorugh this.
What is the cell membrane.
200
Algae and protozoans make up this group called.
What are Protists.
200
A plant that does not have condcuting tubes is called this.
What is nonvascular.
300
A group of vetebrates has two lives, in water and on land.
What is an Amphibian.
300
A scientific test in which variables are carefully controlled.
What is an experiment.
300
This controls all functions of an organism.
What is the nucleus.
300
The oldest living organisms.
What are Bacteria.
300
Vascular plants are made up of these three systems.
What are roots, stems, and leaves.
400
The largest group of invertebrates.
What are Arthropods.
400
When you make an observation and then draw a conclusion.
What is an inference.
400
Plant cells make food here.
What is the chloroplast.
400
A living this is called this.
What is an organism.
400
The process that plants use to make food.
What is photosynthesis.
500
The five groups of vertebrates.
What are: mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish.
500
After drawing conclusions Scientists do this.
What is communicate results.
500
Activities carried out that release energy for the cell happens here.
What is the mitochondria.
500
Organisms that grow on plant materials and absorb food from them are called this.
What are fungi.
500
A green substance that absorbs sunlight.
What is Chlorophyll.
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