External Structures
Movement & Coverings
Internal Structures
Systems Working Together
Senses and Receptors
100

What are external structures?

Parts on the outside of an animal’s body

100

What body parts help animals move? (Name 3 for all animals)

Legs, wings, fins

100

What are internal structures?

Parts inside of the body

100

Which system helps you breathe?

Respiratory system

100

What are receptors?

Structures that send information to the brain

200

Name one external structure animals use to eat.

Beak, teeth, tongue, or jaws

200

What external structure helps fish move through water?

Fins

200

What organ pumps blood through the body?

The heart

200

Which system moves blood through the body?

Circulatory system

200

Which sense uses taste buds?

Taste

300

What external structure helps birds stay warm and fly?

Feathers

300

What covering protects animals like turtles?

A hard shell

300

What organ helps animals/humans breathe oxygen? (2 things)

Lungs or gills

300

How do the lungs and heart work together?

Lungs get oxygen; heart moves it through the body

300

What sense helps you hear sounds?

Hearing

400

Why do geckos have special feet?

To climb smooth surfaces

400

How do scales help snakes move?

They help grip and push against surfaces

400

What is one example of an organ system in animals?

Respiratory, circulatory, or digestive system

400

Why do animals & humans need different body systems to work together?

One system cannot do everything alone

400

What is a reflex?

A fast response that does not use the brain

500

How do external structures help animals survive? (4 things)

They help animals eat, move, stay safe, and live in their environment

500

Why wouldn’t a frog’s skin work well in the Arctic?

It is not adapted for cold environments

500

Why are internal structures important? (3 things)

They help animals breathe, digest food, and survive

500

Why do birds have air sacs?

To help them breathe better while flying

500

How do bats and dolphins “see” in the dark?

Echolocation