Plants
Life Cycle of Plants
Adaptations 1
Adaptations 2
Other
100
Part of the plant that draws in water and nutrients.
What is the roots
100
Plants begin as a
What is a seed?
100
Word for changing to survive in their environment
What is adaptation?
100
How does a long tail help a monkey?
Move in the trees
100
Why does a flower have bright colors?
What is to attract insects?
200
Part of the plant that anchors the plant into the ground.
What is the roots?
200
Word for beginning to grow
Germination
200
Why does a humming bird has long beak?
To obtain resources
200
Name an adaptation of a rose.
Bright flowers
Thorns
200
What are the two classifications for plants.
Flowering & Nonflowering
300
Part of the plant that produces food for the plant.
What is the leaves?
300
Which part of the plant begins to grow first?
Roots
300
What is the process of moving from one location to another because of a change in weather?
What is migration/instinct?
300
Why does a plant in the rain forest have a tip on its leaves?
So the rain water falls off
300
What are the two classifications for animals?
Vertebrates & Invertebrates
400
Part of the plant that helps the plant reach up towards the sun.
What is stem?
400
This part of the plant usually attracts insects.
What is a flower?
400
Why does a lion have sharp claws?
For obtaining resources
400
A cactus has spines. Why?
What is to protect itself from animals eating it and taking its water?
400
Why does a plant have roots?
What is to anchor it down into the ground, draw in nutrients and water, and to store food, etc.?
500
The process that plants makes food.
What is photosynthesis?
500
The process from which pollen from on one plant is transferred to another plant.
What is pollination?
500
Name an adaptation of a tiger.
Sharp claws
Sharp teeth
Coloring that can't be seen by pray
500
A bear has thick fur. Why?
What is to insulate it from the cold?
500
Why does a bear hibernate during winter?
What is so it can survive in harsh climates where food is limited until spring and food is available for it to survive?