Solar System
A scientist who studies the sun, moon, stars, and planets is called an _
astronaut
Rocks are made of one or more ___.
minerals
The coloring in the skin is called ___.
melanin
an animal with a backbone
vertebrate
When one part of the food web changes, it affects ___ the web.
All of
The largest planet is ___.
Jupiter
Clouds that form close to the ground are called _____________.
fog
Photosynthesis takes place in the ___ of the plant.
leaves
a color or pattern that allows an animal to not be seen easily in its surroundings
camouflage
A pineapple plant is a ___.
producer
The earth’s main source of energy is the ___.
sun
Rock that forms when melted rock cools is ___ rock.
igneous
The largest organ of the body is the ___.
skin
an animal that hunts and eats other animals
predator
An example of a chemical change is ___.
an egg being cooked, making slime, baking a cake, etc.
The imaginary line around the widest part of a planet is called
the equator
A change in weather patterns over many years is called ___.
The jelly-like liquid that surrounds the nucleus and includes the parts that help the cell live and grow is called ___.
cytoplasm
the process of an animal changing form as it grows
metamorphosis
Sound waves travel fastest through ___.
solids
The planet closest to the sun is ___
Mercury
The remains of living things that have died and decayed become ___.
humus
Why did God give people plants?
food, oxygen, enjoyment, (etc.)
How is the body temperature of a cold-blooded animal different from the body temperature of a warm-blooded animal?
A cold-blooded animal’s body temperature changes depending on its surroundings. A warm-blooded animal’s body temperature is about the same all the time.
Explain what advantages animals have by living together in groups.
They can find food more easily, can protect themselves and their offspring from predators, and can also be more protected from the cold.