Fossils
Plants
Animals
Internal/External Stuctures
BONUS
100

What is the name of someone who digs for fossils called?

Paleontologist

100

True or False: Plants have structures and functions that help them survive in their environment.

TRUE

100

What is a structure of an elk and what is its function?

Possible answers could be...

Antlers- fight for mates

Hooves- help it climb up the mountain

Heart- pumps it blood throughout its body

Hair- keep it warm

100

What is an internal Structure? Give an example.

Internal structure is a structure on the INSIDE of a living organism. Example could be heart, lungs, blood, bones, etc...
100
True or False: Everything that dies becomes a fossil

FALSE

200

What parts of an organism can become a fossil?

The hard parts, such as, bones, teeth, or shell.

200

Plants living in Utah Desert regions have certain structures and functions that help with what?

Conserving water

200

True or False: Animals use only their brain NOT their senses to survive

FALSE!

200

What is an External Structure? Give an example.

External Structure: Structure on the OUTSIDE of a living organism. Example: hair, skin, nails, mouth, beak, wings, feathers, fur, ears, etc...

200

What is migration?

When animals move from one area to another during a certain time

300

Fossils from long ago can tell us

They type of organisms that lived long ago

300

Why do cactus' have thorns/spines?

A structure to protect them from being eaten by deer or other animals.
300

Organisms have internal and External structures that function to support...

a. growth

b. survival

c. reproduction

d. all of the above

D. All of the Above

300

The structure of gills on a fish help it function by doing what?

Take in oxygen from the water

300

If I found a fossil of a bird in one layer of rock but it did not exist today and wasn't in any other layer of rock, what might I conclude?

The bird went extinct after the last time period there was evidence it existed.

400

What might you conclude if you found a fossilized seashell up high in the mountains?

The area was once covered in water.

400

What are the three main structures of a plant?

1. Roots

2. Stem

3. Leaves

400

What is the difference between Mimicry and Camouflage?

Mimicry: when a living organism is trying to look like something it is not.

Camouflage: blending in to its surroundings

400

An elephants trunk would be an example of what?

External Structure

400

What kind of evidence supports that environments have changed over time...

a. one layer of rock has lava rock and the next layer had sandstone.                                                       b. layers of rock containing one organism are below layers of rock containing a different organism.           c. an area that once use to be a meadow has become a pond.                                                                      d. all of the above  

d. all of the above

500

What is the main type of rock that fossils are found in?

Sedimentary Rock

500

What are the three main jobs of Roots?

1. Anchor the plant

2. Absorb water and nutrients

3. Store Food (Pantry)

500

What is echolocation?  Give an example of an animal that uses echolocation.

Echolocation is when something makes a noise and the noise bounces off objects and back to the animal.

500

What is an ADAPTATION?

something that helps an animal or plant survive in its environment.

500

What is the job of the stem? Job of Leaves?

Stem: acts like an elevator or straw and sucks up all the nutrients and water to the rest of the plant.

Leaves: Makes food using the sun (Photosynthesis)

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