Plants
Animals
Energy
States of Matter
Properties
100

What do plants use to make their own food?

energy from the Sun, air, and water

100

 Name a group of animals that has fur or hair.

mammals

100

What type of energy comes from the Sun?

light energy

100

What do we call the process of water turning into ice?

freezing

100

What property describes how something feels?

texture

200

What structure in plants helps support them?

Stems

200

What type of animal lays eggs and has feathers?

birds

200

Name a form of energy that you can hear.

sound energy

200

What is it called when water vapor turns back into liquid?

condensation

200

How can we compare two objects?

by size, shape, color, or hardness

300

Name one way plants respond to light.

grows toward the light

300

What do we call animals without a backbone?

invertebrates

300

What type of energy is produced by moving objects?

mechanical energy

300

Name the process when water boils and turns into steam.

evaporation

300

What do we call the amount of space an object takes up?

volume

400

What do we call plants that produce seeds?

flowering plants

400

Which group of animals is known for having scales?

reptiles

400

What happens to light when it strikes an object?

travels in a straight line until it hits an object

400

What term describes a solid turning into a liquid?

melting

400

What term describes the color of an object?

color

500

What are the two main groups of plants based on how they reproduce?

flowering and nonflowering plants

500

Name one characteristic that can classify animals.

physical characteristics or behaviors

500

How does energy cause change in objects?

 it can cause motion or create change

500

What happens to water when it is heated?

it can change state

500

How would you describe an object that is very hard?

it has a high hardness level