Plants
External Structures
Internal Structures
Vocabulary
Animals
100

the structure that takes in water and nutrients

roots

100

What type of skeleton does a crab have?

exoskeleton

100

pumps blood around the body

heart

100

The brain receives a signal, interprets it and tells the body how to ____________.

react

100

animals with a backbone are called

vertebrates

200

the structure protects the seeds

fruit

200

What is the function of an exoskeleton? 

The exoskeleton helps the animal survive is aquatic environment and protects its internal structures. 

200

gives shape and aids in movement

skeleton

200

A ___________________ helps keep unwanted water from entering the plant

cuticle

200

animals that live only in water are

fish

300

the structure that supports the leaves and the plant to stay upright

stem


300

Name three structures that support the plant' s growth

roots, leaves and flower

300

receives and interprets messages

brain

300

Animals need to eat plants or animals to get their ____________. 

energy

300
What helps protect the body of a fish

scales

400

the structure that helps with reproduction

flower

400

Name two ways thorns and bark help a plant

1. provides protection from harmful materials

2. stops predators from eating the plant

400

breathe in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide

lungs

400

__________________ are animals that can be made of many parts.

organisms

400

Both mammals and ___________________ are warm blooded. 

birds

500

the structure that captures sunlight to make food for the plant

leaves

500

What is the function of the flower? 

The flower attracts pollinators such as bees. 

500

Animals that live on land have hearts that pump in  ______________. Animals that live in water have hearts that pump blood in _______________. 

two circles

one circle

500

__________________ are animals that give birth to live offspring and nurse their young with milk. 

mammals

500

This animal lays eggs, spend part of their life in water and develop lungs to live on land. 

Amphibians

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