Seeds
Plants
Frogs
Butterflies
Misc
100
What part of a seed gives food?
1. Endosperm
2. Embryo
3. Seed Coat
Embryo
100
The upper part of the plant is called the _________ system and consists of 4 parts: __________, ___________, __________, and _________________.
Shoot
1. Stem 2. Leaf 3. Fruit 4. Flower
100
What stage is this frog in?
Froglet
100
What is this called?
Chrysalis
100
Along with their jaw, what do frogs gain?
Tongue
200
What does suspended growth mean? Germinated means _________.
Not actively growing, Growing
200
From CO2 , plants create _____. (Chemical symbol or name of element)
O2 or Oxygen
200
Before they come out of the egg, tadpoles eat the what?
Remains of the eggs they're in
200
What's the second phase of a butterfly? (Not a caterpillar)
Larva
200
What does a froglet lose and gain to become an adult frog?
Tail and Lungs
300
How do you have to place a seed for it to grow upwards?
Doesn't matter
300
Which part of the plant uses photosynthesis?
Chloroplast
300
What's the first thing to start growing on a frog in the life cycle
Hind Legs
300
The official name of the 3rd stage is a _____________ also called a ___________.
Pupa or Chrysalis
300
What is super fragile and essentially useless in the frog life cycle?
Hind legs
400
What are the 3 things seeds need to "sense" to start growing.
Proper temperature, Sufficient Water, Sunlight
400
Plants create _________ to feed themselves which makes them ______-trophs
sugar auto
400
Why are frogs essentially fish until they are froglets?
They have gills and no lungs
400
What's the difference between a moth and a butterfly.
Active during night vs active in the day
400
What do Butterflies and Frogs have in common? (Life Cycle)
They start as eggs
500
What is the main function of a seed coat? A seed coat also acts as a ______________ (common tool).
Protection and Timer
500
Two of the functions of the roots are:
Storage (water)
Structure
500
Tadpoles are __(H, O, C)___ until they grow _______ which turns them into __(H, O, C)_.
Herbivores and then Omnivores
500
What's the difference between a cocoon and a chrysalis?
Moths have cocoons and butterflies have cocoons
500
How do butterflies see?
Ultraviolet