Living or Non-Living?
Is a mushroom living or non-living?
Living
What part of the plant makes food?
Leaves
Which organ helps you breathe?
Lungs
Is a dog a vertebrate or invertebrate?
What should you wear to protect your eyes in the lab?
Safety goggles
Name four things all living things do.
Excretion
Respiration
Growth
Reproduction
What part of the plant absorbs water?
Roots
What organ pumps blood?
Heart
Name a cold-blooded animal.
Snakes, lizards, frog
True or False: It’s okay to eat or drink in the lab.
False
Is fire considered living? Why or why not?
No, it doesn’t grow, reproduce, or have cells.
What is the job of the stem?
Supports the plant and carries water and nutrients
Name two organs in the digestive system.
Stomach, intestines, liver, mouth
What do we call animals that eat only plants?
Herbivores
You accidentally spill a chemical. What’s the first thing you should do?
Tell the teacher immediately
You find a shell on the beach. Is it living, non-living, or once living?
Once living
Where are seeds made?
Flower
Which body system controls movement and sends messages?
Nervous system
What’s the difference between mammals and reptiles?
Mammals have hair/fur and give live birth; reptiles lay eggs and have scales.
Why is important wearing PE uniform in lab?
Because it is comfortable, has no loose parts, and is less likely to catch on fire or spill chemicals on regular clothes.
List ALL 7 life processes using MRS GREN.
Movement, Respiration, Sensitivity, Growth, Reproduction, Excretion, Nutrition
What is photosynthesis?
The process plants use to make food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide
What are the five human senses?
Sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch
Which group do insects belong to?
Invertebrates
Name 3 pieces of lab equipment and what they are used for.
Beaker (holding liquids), Bunsen burner (heating), Thermometer (measuring temperature), etc.