Structures & Functions
True or false: All animals have the same type of teeth
False
What organ do you use for hearing?
Ears
What part of the plant is the anchor?
Roots
What do you call the process of green plants turning sunlight into food for themselves?
Photosynthesis
What do you call a movement a plant makes in response to a stimulus?
Tropism
What do you call the job of a part of a plant or animal?
Function
What are the 5 senses?
What part of the plant attracts birds and bees?
The flower
What do plants give off at the end of photosynthesis?
Oxygen
What do you call anything that causes a reaction from a plant or animal?
Stimulus
What are two functions animals use their tails for?
Communication, balance, movement, defense
True or False: Some animals have super senses.
True
What part of the plant absorbs sunlight and makes food?
Leaves
What do plants take in when going through photosynthesis?
Carbon dioxide
What do you call a plant's movement in response to water?
Hydrotropism
Which has broad, flat teeth, perfect for chewing: herbivores or carnivores?
Herbivores (they gotta chew that grass!)
What MUST humans have in order to see?
Light
What do you call the process through which plants reproduce?
Pollination
What do you call the sugar that plants create through photosynthesis?
Glucose
What kind of tropism is a plants reaction to gravity?
Gravitropism
What kind of beak allows birds to keep food in and filter out water?
Grooved beaks (think ducks!)
How do our eyes help us survive?
We use our eyes to spot predators or danger to stay away from. We also use it to find food, water, and shelter to survive.
What moves the pollen from plant to plant, thus helping to spread pollen and help plants reproduce?
Pollinators such as birds, bees, and other insects.
What is the pigment in leaves that both turns them green AND helps in the photosynthesis process?
Chlorophyll
How do tropisms help plants survive?
They helps plants move to/ away from the things that will help/ hurt them and to survive.