Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Plants/Fungi
Bacteria/Protist
Animal
100
Another name for a living thing.
What is an organism?
100
These are the building blocks of life.
What is are cells?
100
This group of plants all have roots, stems, and leaves.
What is vascular?
100
The most numerous organsims on the planet.
What are bacteria?
100
The two main ways we would classify humans.
What are vertebrates and mammals?
200
This is anything that is too small to be seen with the human eye.
What is microscopic?
200
A plant with conducting tubes that allows water and nutrients to pass through.
What is vascular?
200
Vascular plants need this to carry water and food(nutrients.)
What are tubes?
200
What is missing from all bacteria cells.
What is a nucleus?
200
The largest group of invertebrates.
What are arthropods?
300
A multicelled animal with a backbone.
What is a vertebrate?
300
A mulitcelled animal without a backbone.
What is an invertebrate?
300
The color mainly produced becuase of the chloroplasts in plants' cells.
What is green?
300
These organisms help you to digest food, make oxygen, and used to clean up oil spills.
What are bacteria?
300
The largest group of arthropods.
What are insects?
400
A plant that does not have conducting tubes.
What is nonvascular?
400
These organisms grow on plant materials and absorb the food from them.
What is fungi?
400
How fungi pass water through itself.
What is from cell to cell? or What is by absorbing the water that surrounds them?
400
The two groups that make up the protist kingdom.
What are algae and protozoans?
400
The number of vertebrate groups.
What is five?
500
One-celled organsims that don't have a nucleus.
What are bacteria?
500
One-celled organisms that have a nucleus.
What are protists?
500
The two categories of vascular plants that do not produce flowers.
What are cone-bearing plants and ferns?
500
How bacteria is grouped.
What is by their shapes?
500
The animal group that lives part of its life and land and part in the water.
What are amphibians?
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