P&A 1
P&A 2
P&A 3
P&A 4
P&A 5
100
Two types of root systems.
What is tap and fibrous root?
100
Three examples each of flowering plants and non-flowering plants.
Teacher will decide (maybe with Google's assistance)
100
The five sense organs.
What is taste, smell, sight, hearing and touch?
100
Works faster than the fastest computer in the world.
What is the brain?
100
Gives the leaves its green color
What is Chlorophyl?
200
An aligator is an example of a v_________.
What is a vertebrate?
200
Part of the plant that makes food.
What are leaves?
200
All are functions of the root except. It _________.
A. stores food
B. anchors the plant firmly in the ground
C. produces the fruits on the plant
D. Takes water and food to the plant
What is C, produdes the fruits on the plant.
200
The equivalent for lungs for aquatic animals.
What are gills?
200
The only mammal that lays eggs.
What is platypus?
300
An environment where living things live, grow and survive.
What is habitat?
300
Plants take in _________ and give off __________.
What is carbon dioxide and oxygen?
300
The male parts of the flower
What is anther and filament?
300
I am active during the day. I am _________.
What is nocturnal?
300
Three ways humans harm the habitats of animals and plants.
Teacher will decide.
400
Characteristics of living things.
What is respond to stimuli, feed, reproduce, grow and move?
400
Three things needed for photosythesis.
What is sunlight, carbon dioxide and water?
400
True or false. Fish breathe oxygen.
True
400
Contains _____ that will develop into _______.
What is seeds and fruits?
400
Sends messages to and from the brain.
What are nerves?
500
Basic unit of life
What is cells?
500
The process in which living cells of an organism uses oxygen to create energy and release it.
What is Respiration?
500
Four types of habitats.
What is aquatic, desert, forest and grassland?
500
Three external features for birds, fishes and humans each.
What is fins, tail, scale... feathers, beak, wing, claw, tail... and hair, hand, leg?
500
Use of sound to know what is around you.
What is echolocation?