Plants
Animals
Plants
Animals
Potpourri
100
What materials go into photosynthesis?
Carbon dioxide, water, sunlight energy
100
What process do endothermic animals use to warm up?
Shivering
100
What is the tropism related to light?
Phototropism
100
What are at least two types of learned behaviors?
Trial and error, imprinting, conditioning, etc
100
Which kingdom is a mushroom in?
Fungi
200
What are the products of respiration?
Carbon dioxide, water, energy
200
What two groups of animals are endothermic?
Mammals and Birds
200
Which tropism has two different names and mainly affects roots and stems?
Gravitropism or Geotropism
200
What is an automatic response to a stimulus called?
Reflex
200
Which animal is the only we have studied that is asymmetrical?
Sponges
300
What step is after germination in a plant life cycle?
Plant development
300
What are the three groups of vertebrate animals that are ectothermic?
Amphibians, reptiles, fish
300
Which tropism would most likely be affected by drought?
Hydrotropism
300
You stand up when the bell rings. Which learned behavior is this?
Conditioning
300
Which animal group is generally categorized by the fact it has 10 legs?
Crustaceans
400
What plant reproduces asexually as a tuber?
Potatoes
400
What is the adaptation that allows an animal to move thousands of miles away for better sources of food and food to eat?
Migration
400
What is the name of the egg cell inside the ovary of a flower?
Ovule
400
Which group of animals uses stingers to defend and capture their prey and have radial symmetry?
Cnidarians
400
Which plant was used as an example for leaves being able to reproduce asexually?
African violet
500
Which form of asexual reproduction produces a new plant out of part of the stem?
Stem cuttings
500
What defense do zebras use when they all stand together to avoid an attack?
Grouping
500
What is the male seed of a flower called?
Pollen
500
Which animal group has bilateral symmetry, segments, tube-like bodies, and can breathe through their skin?
Segmented worms aka Annelids
500
What are 3 parts of a flower that are neither male not female?
Stem, sepal, petal
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