Cells in Living Things
Classifying Organisms
Organisms of the Past
Ecosystems
Plant Parts
100
Plants, people and other animals are all considered these.
What are organisms?
100
The largest group that our classification system uses.
What is kingdom?
100
Any evidence of an organism that lived in the past.
What is a fossil?
100
The living part of an ecosystem.
What is the community.
100
The three parts of a plant.
What are the roots, stem and leaves?
200
These cells have food factories called chloroplasts that contain chlorophyll.
What are plants?
200
Basic characteristics that all organisms in each kingdom share.
What are traits?
200
Change in living things over time.
What is evolution?
200
Organisms that eat food.
What are consumers?
200
The bundles of tubes that carry food and water in a plant.
What are the veins?
300
The one-celled microorganisms that live in pond water.
What are protists?
300
The first part of an organism's name.
What is the genus name.
300
Where the oldest rocks in a rock layer are found.
What is the bottom?
300
How food chains are related within an ecosystem.
What is a food web.
300
The protective layer of a leaf.
What is the epidermis?
400
Groups of similar cells that work together carrying out a certain job.
What are tissues?
400
The second part of an organisms name.
What is species name.
400
An undeveloped animal or plant.
What is an embryo?
400
Use water, carbon dioxide in the air, and the Sun's energy to make food.
What are producers?
400
Tiny openings that help a plant control how quickly it loses water.
What are stomata?
500
A group of organs that work together carrying on life functions.
What is an organ system?
500
What animals need to turn food they eat into energy.
What is oxygen?
500
A time when many different species die out at once.
What is a mass extinction?
500
An organism's home.
What is a habitat?
500
A plant's food-making process.
What is photosynthesis?
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