What is Life?
Living things are made of these tiny building blocks.
What are cells?
This term means the variety of life on Earth.
What is biodiversity?
Known as the “control center” of the cell.
What is the nucleus?
Yogurt and cheese exist thanks to these organisms.
What are bacteria?
The insect body part that contains legs and wings.
What is the thorax?
All living things do these two things: use energy and respond to their ____.
What is the environment?
Differences between dog breeds or apple types show this kind of biodiversity.
What is genetic diversity?
This organelle acts like a solar panel in plants.
What is the chloroplast?
Strep throat is caused by this harmful type of organism.
What is bacteria?
This “armor-like” covering protects insects.
What is an exoskeleton?
This "checklist" determines if something grows, reproduces, and responds.
What is the characteristics of life?
When ecosystems lack this, they become fragile.
What is high biodiversity?
Called the “powerhouse of the cell,” it releases energy.
What is the mitochondria?
Bees, bats, and birds spread pollen to help plants ____.
What is reproduce?
Instead of blood, insects have this fluid in their open circulatory system.
What is hemolymph?
A plant bends toward sunlight. This is an example of _____.
What is responding to the environment?
Forests, oceans, deserts, and wetlands are examples of this kind of diversity.
What is ecosystem diversity?
One major difference: plants have these two structures that animals lack.
What are a cell wall and chloroplasts?
Some bacteria recycle nutrients and clean waste, showing their role in the ____.
What is the environment/ecosystem?
Insects use pheromones, sounds, and signals to do this.
What is communicate?
The ability to maintain stable internal conditions, like body temperature, is called ____.
What is homeostasis?
Food, clean air, medicine, and climate balance are benefits humans get from ____.
What is biodiversity?
If one organelle stops working, the whole cell may fail. This shows the importance of ____
What is teamwork between organelles?
Without pollinators, many fruits and vegetables would disappear. This shows their connection to ____.
What is the human food supply?
They pollinate plants and recycle waste but can also spread diseases.
What are insects?