Live and Grow
Similarities and Differences
Environment
Survival
Hodgepodge
100
The roots absorb this so plants can grow.
What is water?
100
An animal without a backbone.
What is an invertebrate?
100
All the living and nonliving things around an organism.
What is an environment?
100
An adaptation of a cactus that loses very little water in the hot, dry desert.
What are spines of a cactus?
100
Roots grow deeper.
What is a plants response to gravity?
200
This part of the plant uses energy from the sun, air and water to make food for the plant.
What are leaves?
200
Classify
What is to place into groups based on characteristics?
200
The sun.
What is the source of energy in most food chains?
200
A bee moves sticky, yellow powder from flower to flower.
What is pollination?
200
How a fern reproduces.
What are spores?
300
Food moves from the leaves to the stem and then to this part.
What are the roots?
300
An animal that can fly, is covered in hair, and makes milk for its young.
What is a mammal? (specifically a bat)
300
Caterpillar, bird, coyote, lion
What are consumers?
300
A long, sticky tongue.
What is an adaptation of a chameleon?
300
The larva stage of a butterfly.
What is a caterpillar?
400
The stems of a plant grow toward light.
How do stems respond to light?
400
A part or trace of a living thing from long ago.
What is a fossil?
400
sun-grass-rabbit-owl
What is the order of the food chain?
400
Claws, sharp teeth, flat teeth
What are adaptations that help grizzly bears get food?
400
The male cones make pollen. Wind blows the pollen to the female cones and a seed grows inside the cone.
How an evergreen tree reproduces?
500
They are shaped like thin needles.
What do fir trees' leaves look like?
500
In eggs or inside the mother's body.
Where can baby animals develop?
500
The path by which energy is passed from one living thing to another.
What is a food chain?
500
An insect called a walking stick looks just like a twig.
What is mimicry?
500
The body changes from a larva to the adult form (butterfly).
What happens inside the pupa?
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