Vocab
Living vs Non Living
Living things
Vocab Pt.2
Random
100

A series of changes that a living thing goes through during its time is?

A life cycle

100

Give five examples of living things

Answers may vary

100

Which of the following animals is best adapted for living in a cold environment?

A. Snake

B. Squirrel

C. Bear

D. Giraffe

A BEAR
100

Plants that don't make flowers are called?

Non Flowering Plants

200

Living things are made up of tiny parts called _____

Cells

200

Is a car a living thing?

NO

200

Which is a resource that living things do NOT compete for?

A. Food

B. Water

C. Air

D. Warmth

Warmth

200

A group of plants and animals that live together in an area is called a __________

Community

300

_________ are things found in nature that are useful to organisms.

Resources

300

Which is a living thing?

A wild horse, A dog, or a ball of yarn.

Wild horse and a Dog are living things

300

From what/where does a sunflower get its energy?

THE SUN

300

A behavior or body part that helps an organism survive in its environment is an ___________

Adaptation

400

A __________ Is a living thing.

Organism

400

Which is a living thing?

A frog vs a piece of paper

Frog

400

Sea lions on the same crowded rock are competing for which resource?

A. Energy

B. Water

C. Algae

D. Space

SPACE

400

A __________ is all the organisms of the same kind that live together in an ecosystem

Population

400

How are bighorn sheep adapted to living/surviving in an alpine ecosystem?

The feet of the sheep are adapted to be able to walk on steep slopes and they have very thick fur for warmth

500

What is a physical characteristic of a person, place, or a thing

A trait

500

Which is the non living thing?

A Turtle, A Sunflower, Or a Book

500

All living things can do what?

Grow, Develop, and Reproduce

500

Materials in soil that plants need for energy and growth are called?

Nutrients

500

Why do some living things have markings such as spots or stripes?

To camouflage themselves, Hide, Sneak up on.  

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