What are the seven characteristics of living organisms?
Movement - Respiration - Sensitivity - Growth - Respiration - Excretion - Nutrition
A group of invertebrates characterized by having hard outer skeleton and jointed legs
Arthropods
They live in water, scales are covering their bodies and breath through gills.
Fish
Plants that have no true roots, stems or leaves.
Liverworts and mosses
Animals with backbones
Vertebrates
What is the characteristic of living organisms when they respond to their surroundings?
Sensitivity
These animals have spiny skins
Echinoderms
These animals live in water and on land at different times in their life cycle.
Amphibians
They have fronds that look like leaves and reproduce by spores
Ferns
All living things need food. Which characteristic explains this?
Nutrition
All living organisms make more of themselves. What do we call this?
Reproduction
This group of animals all live in the sea. They have no legs, they have stinging tentacles around their mouths
Cnideria
They have dry scaly skin, they lay eggs with leathery skins and breath through lungs
Reptiles
They have narrow needle-like leaves. Their seeds are found in cones
Conifers
Two groups of plants that reproduce by spores
Mosses and ferns
Living organisms need to get rid of the wastes they reproduce. Which characteristic is this?
Excretion
These animals have no legs and long bodies. They may be flat round or segmented.
Worms
They all have feathers and beaks, they have two legs and two wings even if they can't fly.
Birds
They produce flowers and seeds which are contained in their fruits.
Flowering plants
Scientists use similarities and differences to put things into groups. What is this called?
Classification
Living organisms use this process to make energy from food.
Respiration
They have muscular bodies and no legs but they may have tentacles. Some live on land such as snails others live in water such as octopuses
Molluscs
They give birth to live young and make milk to feed them.
Mammals
Rice and cereals belong to which plants group
Flowering plants
A group of plants or animals that share many of their characteristics. The members of the group can breed with each other to produce offspring that are also able to breed
Species