Animals
Animals (Hard)
Living Things
Plants
Random
100

Animlas often seek a safe place, or _________________, to protect themselves.

shelter

100

Which nonliving parts of an environment do all living things need to survive?

A: rocks and fire

B: water and space

C: soil and carbon

D: fire and wood

B: water and space

100

Living things ______________, or react to the world around them.

respond

100

Plants come in different __________________ and _____________.

shapes, sizes

100

Name a bird that cannot fly.

penguin

200

A substance that helps living things grow and stay healthy is a _________________.

nutrient

200

Mammals breathe with their __________________.

lungs

200

To ________________ means to make more of one's own kind.

reproduce

200
Name the structure that holds up a plant.

stem

200

Amphibians breathe through their lungs or _______________.

skin

300

An animal without a back bone is called an _________________.

invertebrate

300

What is an exoskeleton?

A hard thin covering that protects the body of an invertebrate.

300

Give three examples of nonliving things that can be found in nature.

rocks, soil, water

300

How do plants take in water?

Through the root.

300

Scientists group, or _______________, animals so that they can study them.

classify

400

Living things are made of one or more tiny __________. 

cells

400

Give two examples of an invertebrate.

insects, spiders, worms, jellyfish
400

Living things get everything they need to survive from their ___________________.

environment

400

This is the structure where the plant makes food.

leaf

400

Feet, legs, and wings help different animals _______________. 

move

500

Which structure helps birds obtain food?

A: wings

B: feathers

C: claws

D: beak

D: beak

500

Animals move toward food and away from _____________.

danger

500

Animals need this gas to surivive. 

oxygen

500

_________________ is a substance inside the plant's cell. It gives leaves their green color.

Chlorophyll

500

Every living thing can be called an.

A: cell

B: invertebrate

C: vertebrate

D: organism

D: organism

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