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Flower
Bones
Joints
Eye
Other
100
The anther
What is where pollen is created
100
What allows you to flex your arm
What is the contraction of the muscles attached to your arm bones.
100
The spherical head of one bone lodged in the spherical cavity of another bone, allowing the bone to move freely in all directions
What is the ball-and-socket joint
100
The layer of light detecting cells at the back of the eye that change the image into electrical signals that the brain understands
What is the retina
100
keeps blood going one direction
What is valves
200
The Sepal
What is the part of the flower that protects the immature flower when its a bud.
200
One of the functions of the skeletal system is to
What is store minerals
200
What type of joint allows very little to no movement
What is immovable joint
200
The clear oval structure that focuses lights
What is lens
200
when you hear your heart beat, you are hearing
What is the valves closing shut.
300
The Style
What is the long, tube-like part of the pistil
300
what is a function of the skeletal system
What is to make blood cells
300
Allows bones to glide over each other
What is sliding joint
300
A hole in the front of the eye that lets light in
What is the pupil
300
Which body system protects your brain and your spinal cord
What is skeletal system
400
The Stigma
What is area in the flower that pollen is transported to and where pollination occurs. Also the sticky part of the filament.
400
What system stores mineral
What is the skeletal system
400
allows movement back and forth only
What is the hinge joint
400
lets lights into the eye
What is the pupil
400
The force exerted by blood against the blood vessels when the heart beats
What is blood pressure
500
Stamen and Pistil
What is the reproductive parts of a flower
500
What are bones made of
What is cells, collagen, and calcium
500
A place where two or more bones connect
What is a joint
500
Thin layer of tissue at the back of the eye that has light-sensing cells called rods and cones
What is the retina
500
what is the correct order for the levels of organization from smallest level to largest
What is cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism