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Parts of the ear
Parts of the cell
Types of climates
Organ system functions
Functions of the eye
100
Vibrates to send sound to the bones of the middle of ear
What is the ear drum
100
Changes food and water into useable energy for the cell
What is the mitochondrion
100
Hot and dry climate
What is the desert
100
Sends messages and controls all body actions
What is the nervous system
100
Opening that lets light into your eye
What is the pupil
200
Traps dirt and dust particles
What is the ear wax
200
The control center of the cell
What is the nucleus
200
Climate is colder than a deciduous forest and has mainly pine trees
What is the coniferous forest
200
Gives the body support, helps with the movement and protects organs
What is the skeletal system
200
Focuses the light in the back of your eye
What is the lens
300
A fluid-filled container with hair-like nerves
What is Cochlea
300
Prepares and packages materials to move in and out of the cell
What is the golgi
300
Doesn't have enough moisture for trees, but enough for small plants
What is the grasslands
300
To bring oxygen into the body and get rid of carbon dioxide
What is the respiratory system
300
The colored part of your eye
What is the iris
400
Sends sound waves from the cochlea to the brain
What is the auditory nerve
400
Tubular network of passageways to move material through the cell
What is the endoplasmic reticulum
400
Very cold and very dry area
What is the tundra
400
Breaks down food into useable nutrients
What is the digestive system
400
The clear protective covering of the eye
What is the cornea
500
Acts like a funnel to send sound waves towards your eardrum
What is the auricle
500
Makes protein for the cell
What is the ribosome
500
Has 4 distinct seasons + has trees that drop their leaves in the fall
What is the deciduous forest
500
Brings oxygen and food nutrients to the cells
What is the circulatory system
500
Carries the light information to the brain
What is the optic nerve