Plant Parts
Plants and Food
Adaptations
Characteristics
Responding to Environment
100
Number of parts in a flower.
What is 2?
100
Grows downward into the soil/dirt.
What is the roots?
100
The two types of adaptation.
What are physical and behavioral?
100
Definition of characteristics.
What are the qualities or traits an organism has?
100
Building a fire to keep myself warm. Instinct or Learned behavior?
What is an example of learned behavior?
200
The male part of the flower is called the _______
What is stamen?
200
Plants that produce seeds in flowers or fruit.
What is angiosperms?
200
Giraffes have long necks that help them reach the leaves on tall trees. This adaptation is helpful because _______.
What is this adaptation helps giraffes get food?
200
The difference between inherited and acquired traits.
What is inherited traits get passed down from parents and acquired traits are learned after you are born
200
These are behaviors that develop as a result of training or changes later in life.
What are learned behaviors?
300
The female part of the flower is called _________
What is the pistil?
300
Water, sunlight, chlorophyll, carbon dioxide.
What is the four ingredients needed for photosynthesis?
300
The cactus plant has tiny, sharp thorns. This plant adaptation is helpful because ______.
What is the adaptation helps the cactus protect itself?
300
Riding a horse, speaking 3 languages, whistling.
What are examples of acquired traits?
300
Migration, protection, hibernation
What are examples of instinctive behaviors?
400
The parts that cover and protect the flower bud before the flower blooms.
What is the sepals?
400
The process used by plants to make food.
What is photosynthesis?
400
This adaptation helps skunks protect themselves from predators.
What is the skunks' smelly spray?
400
Eye color, hair color, height, nose shape.
What are examples of inherited traits?
400
Inherited behaviors that help animals respond to stimuli in their environment.
What are instincts?
500
The stamen produces a substance that bees collect.
What is pollen?
500
The 'kitchen' where the plant cooks the food.
What is the chloroplast?
500
This plant uses its' scent and color to attract small insects. Once they're near, it uses the wide, open leaves to trap and eat the insects.
What is a Venus flytrap?
500
This is a characteristic that can help an individual compete.
What is an advantage?
500
Definition of a stimulus.
What is something that causes a reaction in a living thing?
M
e
n
u