Vocabulary
Comprehension 1
Comprehension 2
Plants
Animals
100

What does the underlined word mean?

Squirrels and trees are both organisms found in forests.

a living thing, such as a plant or animal

100

Which is NOT an organism? Why?

a person, a sunflower, a computer, a woodchuck

a computer because it does not reproduce, respond to environmental changes, nor grow

100

Please give an example of an organism performing a life function.

EX: albatrosses reproducing to make chicks, woodchucks eating flowers, sunflowers growing toward the sun

100

How are cell walls different than cell membranes?

EX: Cell walls are found in plants, while both plants and animals have cell membranes.

100

What type of cell does a plant have but not an animal?

root cells

200

What does the underlined word mean?

The bookcase is made of sturdy wood so that it can support the weight of heavy books.

very strong and not easily damaged

200

Which one is NOT a basic life function for organisms?

to get energy, to be polite, to reproduce, to grow

to be polite

200

Which part of the cell controls all cell activities?

the nucleus

200

Which part of the plant cell helps the plant create food?

Chloroplasts

200

Which type of cell does an animal have but not a plant?

red blood cells

300

What does the underlined word mean?

Tigers kept in zoos tend to be less fierce than tigers that live in the wild.

to be likely to happen or act a certain way

300

How are animal and plant cells different?

Plant cells have chloroplasts and cell walls, but animal cells do not.

300

Which one is NOT found in animals?

bacteria, red blood cells, chloroplasts, nerve cells

chloroplasts

300

What is the green substance found in chloroplasts?

chlorophyll

300

Which part of an animal cell is more like your brain? Why?

the nucleus because it controls all cell activity like how my brain controls my activity
400

What does the underlined word mean?

The offspring of a sheep is called a lamb.

the young of an animal or plant

400

What does your heart do?

It helps move red blood cells throughout your body.

400

Which is the most basic part of an organism?

a cell

400

How are a plant cell and an animal cell similar? Different?

Name atleast one similarity and one difference.

EX: Plant and animal cells both have mitochondria, but plant cells have large vacuoles and animal cells have small vacuoles.

400

What type of cell carries messages from one part of your body to another?

nerve cells
500

What does the underlined word mean?

A person's scalp often sheds hair as a way to make space for new hair to grow.

to lose something naturally, such as leaves, skin, fur, etc.

500

How are bacteria similar to viruses?

Neither can be seen without a microscope.

500

How is a hand lens like a microscope?

Both make small things seem to become larger

500

How is a cell wall different from a cell membrane?

EX: a cell wall is shaped like a box and is a stiff structure that protects and supports animal cells while a cell membrane is found in both but in animals, cell membranes are usually round.
500

How is an organ different from a tissue?

An organ is a group of tissues working to carry out a job.