What is a seed.
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What do insect offspring do first?
What is hatch from eggs.
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Both frogs and fish both begin their life cycles by doing what?
What is laying eggs.
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What land animals lay eggs?
What is any bird or reptile.
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200
What goes through life cycles?
What is an organism.
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200
What is the first structure to appear during germination?
What is roots.
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What stage do both a butter fly and a ladybug enter in order to become an adult insect?
What is pupa.
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200
What are the stages in the life cycle of a fish?
What is eggs, young trout, adult trout.
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When is a female elephant's life cycle complete?
What is with the birth of her baby.
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Name 6 living things that have life cycles.
What are plants, insects, fish, frogs, birds, and mammals.
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What are the stages of the life cycle of a plant?
What is seed, germinate, sprout, seedling, adult plant.
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What is an insect offspring called after it hatches from an egg?
What is larva.
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300
What are the stages of a frog's life cycle?
What is eggs, tadpole, young frog, adult frog.
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What kind of land organisms do NOT lay eggs?
What is mammals.
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What is the purpose of an organism's life cycle?
What is to produce offspring.
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In many plants, such as the bean plant, flowers will develop. What will the flowers turn into?
What is fruits.
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What is the purpose of a pupa for a butterfly or ladybug?
What is to protect the insect as it goes through metamorphosis (changes into the adult insect).
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400
Describe the change of a tadpole to an adult frog.
What is the tail gets shorter and legs start to grow.
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What kind of changes does a mouse go through between the stages of a baby mouse and a young mouse?
What is the babies open their eyes and fur starts to grow.
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Why is an organism's life described as a cycle?
What is because there is a beginning, important stages of life happen, and then the organism is back at the beginning again.
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When the life cycle is completed, what will a plant produce?
What is seeds.
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How does an insect go through metamorphosis?
What is the larva eats and grows, changes into a pupa, and weeks later the pupa opens up as an adult insect emerges (comes out).
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500
What is the difference between the frog and fish life cycles?
What is frogs develop legs and can move onto land and live outside of the water.
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Instead of hatching from eggs, how do baby mammals grow?
What is inside the mother.
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