Objects and Movement
What are the characteristics of living things
They breathe, move, grow, eat, and reproduce
What is an: Herbivore, carnivore, or omnivore.
Which animals can be what?
Herbivore: Eats plants
carnivore: Eats meat
Omnivore: Eats both
All animals can be all three
What do you call animals that eat plants?
herbivore
What are the 3 states of matter that water can be.
Liquid, gas, solid
What does it mean to move in place?
When you are not going from one place to another, but are still moving
How many legs does an insect have?
6 legs or 3 pairs of jointed legs
What are the signs of life
Can eat, move, breathe, grow, reproduce
Which states of matter have their own shape?
Only a solid has it's own shape
What is an example of moving in place?
Waving, jumping, throwing, catching
What helps a fish breathe?
Gills
What are the right conditions for life?
Light, food, right temperature, air (oxygen), water
Which state of matter fills the space available to them.
Gas
What is an example of moving from one place to another
What are each of the animals covered in?
Fish
Mammals
Birds
Birds = feathers
Fish = scales
Mammals = fur
What is the correct order of plant growth: germination
mature plant
young plant
seed
seedling (leaves and stem)
seed
germination
seedling
young plant
mature plant
Which state of matter takes the shape of a container.
Liquid
List 2 objects that can be burned and 2 objects that can't
Ex. Burned = paper, textile, plastic, hair
Not burned = stone, metal, glass, sand
What is a vertebrate?
vertebrate is an animal with a backbone. (all animals except insects have a spine)
What are the stages of human life from youngest to oldest?
Baby, Toddler, Child (kid), teenage, adult, elderly
What is the state of matter changing to for each.
Ex. Condensation = when a gas becomes a liquid
Melting? Freezing? Evaporation?
Examples:
Melting: When a solid becomes a liquid
Freezing: When a liquid becomes a solid
Evaporation: When a liquid becomes a gas