Ecosystem
Adaptations
Cells
Plants
Animals
100

The way living things interact with other living and nonliving things is called a(n)

a. Habitat

b. Organism

c. Ecosystem

d. Community

c. Ecosystem

100

Physical attributes that help animals or plants meet life needs are called: 

a. Behavioral Adaptation

b. Structural/Physical Adaptation 

c. Migration

d. Hibernate

b. Structural/Physical Adaptation

100

__________________ are the tiny building blocks of life (smallest unit of life) 

a. Plant

b. Animals

c. Cells 

d. Protons

c. Cells 

100

Living thing that makes its own food from sunlight, air, and soil 

a. consumer

b. producer

c. decomposer

b. producer

100

Living thing that can NOT make its own food, however gets energy by eating food. 

a. consumer

b. producer

c. decomposer

a. consumer

200

Any living thing is a(n)

a. Habitat

b. Organism

c. Ecosystem

d. Community

b. Organism

200

Certain types of activities animals or plats perform, which help them meet a life need is called: 

a. Behavioral Adaptation

b. Structural/Physical Adaptation 

c. Camouflage

d. Mimicry

a. Behavioral Adaptation

200

_____________ is the control center of the cell and hold all of the information on what the cell should do! 

a. cell membrane 

b. nucleus 

c. cell wall 

d. chloroplast

b. nucleus 

200

Living thing that gets energy by breaking down dead plants and animals 

a. consumer

b. producer

c. decomposer

c. decomposer 

200

Animals that have a backbone are called: 

a. Nonvascular 

b. Invertebrates

c. Vascular 

d. Vertebrates 

d. Vertebrates

300

This is the place where animals or plants naturally live, which provides food, water, shelter, and space. 

a. Habitat

b. Organism

c. Ecosystem

d. Community

a. Habitat

300

To hide to disguise is called: 

a. Migration

b. Mimicry

c. Camouflage

d. Dormant

c. Camouflage

300

_________________ is the kind of a cell that allows the cell to open up so that food can come in and waste can go out. 

a. cell membrane 

b. nucleus 

c. cell wall 

d. chloroplast

a. cell membrane 

300

Plants that have special tubes that carry water and nutrients from the soil to the other parts of the plant are called: 

a. Nonvascular 

b. Invertebrates

c. Vascular 

d. Vertebrates

c. Vascular 

300

Animals that do NOT have a backbone are called: 

a. Nonvascular 

b. Invertebrates

c. Vascular 

d. Vertebrates

b. Invertebrates

400

This is a group of organism that share an environment. 

a. Habitat

b. Organism

c. Ecosystem

d. Community

d. Community

400

Movement of animals from one place to another is called: 

a. Migration

b. Mimicry

c. Camouflage

d. Dormant

a. Migration

400

Which two parts are only found in PLANT cells? 

a. nucleus and chloroplast 

b. cytoplasm and chloroplast 

c. chloroplast and cell wall 

d. cell wall and cell membrane 

c. chloroplast and cell wall 

400

Plants that do NOT have tubes to carry up nutrients and water from the soil but rather act like a sponge to receive their nutrients are called: 

a. Nonvascular 

b. Invertebrates

c. Vascular 

d. Vertebrates

a. Nonvascular 

400

____________________ are types of animals that are cold blooded, breathe air, and usually have skin covered in scales or bony plates. 

a. Amphibians 

b. Reptiles

c. Fish 

d. Mammals

b. Reptiles

500

The function that an organism performs in the food web of that community

a. Food

b. Organism

c. Niche

d. Community

c. Niche

500

When an animal or plant behaves, smells, sounds, or looks like another plant or animal it is called: 

a. Migration

b. Mimicry

c. Camouflage

d. Dormant

b. Mimicry

500

___________________ uses the suns energy to combine carbon dioxide with water to make oxygen and sugar (photosynthesis) 

a. Cell Wall 

b. Cytoplasm 

c. Chloroplast 

d. Chlorophyll

d. Chlorophyll

500

Liverwort is an example of a __________________ plant. 

a. Ugly

b. Vascular

c. Nonvascular 

d. Dry

c. Nonvascular 

500

____________________ are animals that have a hard outside called an exoskeleton (insects, crustaceans)

a. Arthropods 

b. Reptiles

c. Mollusk 

d. Mammals

a. Arthropods