Tiny things
Plants
Humans
Animals
People
100

Louis Pasteur is known for his discoveries regarding this topic

Pasteurization

100

Using chlorophyll and the energy of sunlight to combine water and carbon dioxide to make simple sugars

Photosynthesis

100

What begins MECHANICAL digestion in humans?

Teeth

100

Birds grown for human consumption

Poultry

100

He gave plants Latin names based on their prominent features

Carl Linnaeus

200

This grows on moist, warm surfaces, with thread-like structures and reproduce by spores.

Mold

200

How seeds are carried (three ways)

wind, water, animals

200

What begins CHEMICAL digestion in humans?

Saliva

200

Are vertebrates, are warm-blooded, have lungs and four chamber hearts, raise their young on milk

Mammals

200

Invented the term cell for the basic building blocks of human life

Robert Hooke

300

Tiny, one-celled creatures even smaller than fungi

Bacteria

300

The documentary Kiss the Ground was about...

Carbon sequestering/regenerative agriculture/sustainable farming  

300

Taste buds are most sensitive to this

Bitter taste

300

Three divisions of an adult insects body

Head, thorax, abdomen

300

Made bird watching popular

Roger Tory Peterson

400

This invention revealed a world of life in a single water drop

Microscope

400

A plant that lives its entire life in one growing season

Annual

400

The digested form of protein

Amino Acids

400

"to eat at someone else's table," can carry disease, examples are ticks, mites, mosquitoes, and fleas

Parasite

400

Discovered penicillin

Alexander Fleming

500

Single-celled life that includes paramecium, amoeba, and euglena

Protista

500

Any food that comes from root, stem, or leaves of a plant

Vegetable

500

The length of the small intestine

20-22 feet

500

The amount of milk a mother whale produces for her calf in one day

160 gallons

500

Used artificial selection, cross pollination, and grafting to alter fruit and vegetable plants

Luther Burbank

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