Organs
Comparing Organs in humans, plants, and animals
Classifying Animals
Environmental Changes
Adaptations
Plant Structures
100

This organ is responsible for the circulation of blood throughout the body

Heart

100

What part of a plant is most like a spine?

The stem

100

This type of animal is characterized by feathers, vertebrates, warm-blooded, and lays eggs

Birds

100

Can plants and animals adapt immediately?

No, adaptations happen over long periods of time. 
100

A physical adaptation is something an animal _________ to survive. 

A behavioral adaptation is something an animal _________ to survive.

has

does

100

What 2 job do the roots provide?


Anchor the plant to the ground

Absorb water from the ground

200

This organ is responsible for the filtering of waste/toxins in the body

Liver

Kidneys

200

What does each of the following use for air exchange (breathing)?

Plant -

Animal - 

Human - 

Leaves (photosynthesis)

Lungs and Gills

Lungs

200

These type of animals feature a backbone or spine

These type of animals do not have a backbone

vertebrates

invertebrates

200
After many cold winters, there are more foxes with thick fur. Why does this happen?

Foxes with thicker fur have a better chance of surviving and reproducing. 

200

Give four examples of a physical adaptations

claws

beaks

fur type

camouflage

etc. 

200

What happens if insects can't reach the flower of a plant?

The pollen cannot be spread and there will be no fruit or seeds produced. 

*Insects help spread the pollen for the plant!

300

What does each of the following organs do?

Skeleton

Stomach -

Brain - 

Skin - 

Skeleton - provides support

Stomach - breaks food down using acid

Brain - sends and receives signals 

Skin - Provides protetion

300

Humans have live birth. Animals have live birth or eggs What two things do plants have for reproduction? 

**Bonus point for any others past 2**

Seeds

Spores

**Bonus** - Fruit, Pollen, Flowers

300

What are two differences between a reptile and an amphibian?

Reptiles have dry skin and amphibians have wet, slimy skin. 

Reptiles live only on land and amphibians can live on both land and water

300

How can plant populations adapt to survive a drought?

over time, they can develop roots that go deeper underground to get water. 
300

What are the two types of behavioral adaptations?

Instinct 

Learned Behavior

300

What is the job of the leaves?

Why do some leaves close up during extreme heat?

To make food

To help retain water

400

Explain the steps of the digestive system

Food is mashed by teeth

Goes to stomach where it is broken down by acid

Goes through the small intestines where it the nutrients are pulled

Goes through the large intestine where the liquid waste is removed

400

What is the function of the skin? What do animals and plants have that are similar in function?

To provide protection from bacteria. 

Animals - fur, scales

Plants - waxy coating

400
What are the characteristics of an insect?

- six legs
- exoskeleton (invertebrates)
- life cycle with larva/pupa stage
- some have wings

400

Over time, populations change due to the environment. Why does this happen?

Plants and animals that are adapted for the environment survive, reproduce, and become more common.

400

Give an example of a instictual behavior

Give an example of a learned behavior

- breathing

- talking, reading, hunting

500

A forest is partially destroyed but only some of the animals leave. Why did some stay?

They had an adaptation that will allow them to survive in the area while others could not. 

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