Vocabulary
Engineering
Instincts/Learned Behavior
Traits
Various
100

Traits

A feature or characteristic of an organism

100

How many steps do you take for to successfully create a working model?

as many as it takes

100

A behavior we are born knowing

Instinct

100

True or False

Offspring look exactly like one parent or the other

False

100

A message from the tip of your finger to your brain travels though...

Nerves, or nervous system

200

Anything that can be changed in an experiment.

Variable

200

The first model of something

Prototype

200

A bird flying for the first time is an example of

an instinct

200

One variation to the trait of eye color in cats

(any color)

200

When someone drops a ruler and you try to catch it, this is an example of...

reaction time

300

The surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates

environment

300

Which step do we evaluate the prototype?

Testing

300

Hibernation is an example of

an instinct

300

Inherited traits come from

parents to offspring

300

Maria finds a grasshopper in her driveway, where should she put it so it could best survive?

Grass

400

Differences among living things of the same kind.

Variations

400

Name one variable in the parachute experiment

(Length of suspension lines, number of canopies, canopy material)

400

Eating with a fork is an example of

a Learned Behavior

400

One trait of Asian Ladybugs that had no variation.

Head pattern

400

Eyes, tongue and skin are examples of 

Sense organs

500

inheritance 

getting traits from parents

500

How many variables should be tested at a time?

one

500

Burning your hand on the stove, then avoiding a hot stove is an example of learning by gathering through your ______________, processing the information and storing it as a memory.

senses

500

The trait variation that helped beetles survive in our simulation

Color

500

What is the largest organ of the human body?

Skin

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