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A living thing that makes its own nutrients is known as

Autotroph

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A group of organisms with common characteristics

A specie

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Which bone protects the brain?

The cranium

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A living thing that obtains nutrients from other living beings is called

Heterotroph

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Animals that have flat teeth and molars toslightly sharp fangs

Omnivores

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Which bone protects your heart and lungs?

The rib cage

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A set of living things of the same species that live in the same area

A population

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Example of a partially movable joint

Pelvis

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Example of immovable joint

Cranium

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Which types of nutrients can we find in meat and eggs?

Proteins

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Name two autotrophic living things.

Flower, plant, tree

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Name two heterotrophics living things

Any animal, fungi, bacteria.

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All living things that exist in an ecosystem are called…

Biotic factors

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What do plants need to survive?

Air, water, sunlight and nutrients

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All the non living things in an ecosystem are called…

Abiotic factors

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Complete the sentence: The muscular system is made up of...

Muscles and tendons

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Tell examples of mixed ecosystems

Coasts and wetlands

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How much water is there on Earth?

Three-fourths

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Which are the three states of matter?

Solid, liquid and gas

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Animals that have large teeth and flat molars

Herbivores

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Tell examples of biotic factors

Humans, plants and animals.

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Tell examples of terrestrial ecosystems

Deserts, jungles, forests and grasslands

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Tell two examples of movable joints

Knee, elbow and shoulder

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What is the function of joints?

Joints permit some movements

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How are bones classified?

In long, short, flat and irregular bones.

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Which are the two types of muscles in our bodies?

Voluntary and involuntary muscles

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Tell examples of aquatic ecosystems

Oceans, lakes and rivers

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Tell one example of an involuntary muscle

options: stomach, heart

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What are the three main types of ecosystems?

Aquatic, terrestrial and mixed

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Which types of nutrients can we find in fruits andvegetables?

Vitamins and minerals

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What is a community?

It is an interacting group of different species that live in the same area

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Tell examples of abiotic factors

Water, air, rocks, light andtemperature.

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How are joints classified?

In movable, partially movable and immovable joints

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What is a muscle?

It's an organ that contracts and expands to create movements

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What is a tendon?

It's a special tissue that connects a musclewith a bone.

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Tell one example of a voluntary muscle

options: bicep, tricep, quadricep, quadricepfemoris.

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How does digestion start in the mouth?

The food is chwed by the teeth mixedwith saliva to swallow.

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What are the four types of nutrients in food?

Proteins, carbohydrates, lipids and fatand vitamins and minerals

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Which are the stages of the digestive system?

Ingestion, digestion, absorption and egestion

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What is predation?

It's when one living thing eats another for food.

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What is an ecosystem?

It is a community of living beingsthat live in and interact in a specific place.

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What is the locomotore system?

It's made up of the muscular andskeletal systems they allow movement.

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What is a mixed ecosystem?

It's where living organisms interact and developin areas where water meets land.

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What is competition?

It's when two organisms compete for food orshelter.

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What is mutualism?

It's when two living things mutually benefit from their interactions.

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How do plants resist to heat?

They have thick stems and leaves with kind of jelly to store water.

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How do plants live in cold?

They lose all their leaves to avoid freezing during the cold of winter.

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What is an aquatic ecosystem?

It's where living organisms interact in bodies of water.

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What is a terrestrial ecosystem?

It's where living organisms interact and develop on land

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What is the function of bones?

Bones give support to the body and protect its organs.