Living-Nonliving
Plants
Animals
Vertebrates
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100

All living things are made of _________.

cells

100

Name 3 things plants need to live.

sun, water, air

100

Animals that only eat plants are called _________.

herbivores

100

A snake is an example of a vertebrate or invertebrate?

vertebrate

100
What is an animal that can live on both land and water?

amphibian

200

All living things respond to ___________.

stimuli

200

Plants make their own food through a process called ________.

Photosynthesis

200

What is the first level of animals classification?

Domain

200

A hard outer shell used to protect animals without a backbone is called a __________. 

Ex: crabs, snails, bugs

exoskeleton

200
A trace of an ancient organism that has been preserved in rock or another substance

fossil

300

Group of cells that perform the same function

tissue

300

What color does Chlorophyll make a plant?

green

300

The process that helps animals survive by adjusting to a new environment, situation or purpose

adaptation 

300
A strong, flexible tissue found in animals. This provides support and structure, but is NOT a bone.

cartilage

300

Name one of the shapes of bacteria.

rod, ball, spiral

400

The study of living things is called __________.

Biology

400

What are the 3 parts of a plant?

roots, leaves, stem

400

What is evolution?

The process in which modern organisms have descended from ancient animals

400

The evolution of this structure significantly increased ancient animals ability to eat or hunt for food.

the jaw

400

What language is an animal's scientific name written in?

Latin

500

List the 4 characteristics of life.

must have cells, uses energy to live, responds to surroundings, grow and reproduce 

500

What does the Xylem do?

Transports water and minerals in the plant

500

Living things that make their own food are called ______________. 

autotrophs or producers

500

Vertebrates have a ________ running down their spine that controls the nervous system.

cord

500

When a living thing's internal environment is kept stable despite changes in its external environment

Homeostasis