Plants Without Seeds
Animal Structure and Function
Plant With Seeds
Animal Adaptations
Vocabulary
100

What are the leaves on ferns called?

Fronds

100

Animals with and without backbones are called what?

Vertebrates and Invertebrates

100

Which group is larger - angiosperms or gymnosperms?

Angiosperms

100

When two animals of the same species but different breed mate, it is called what?

Crossbreeding

100
What is a group of tissues that work together to do a certain job?

An organ

200

Mosses and liverworts reproduce by using what?

Spores

200

Which group of animals have scales on their skin?

Reptilia or Reptiles

200

What are the two major seed producing groups?

Angiosperm and Gymnosperm

200

The Viceroy was mimicking what animal and why?

Monarch because it tastes bad to animals

200

A group of similar cells that work together at the same job is...

Tissue

300

Mosses and liverworts don't have roots. Instead they have what?

Rhizoids

300
Chondrichthyes and Agnatha are unique because they do not have a backbone, but are vertebrates. What makes them a vertebrate?

A tough nerve cord that resembles a backbone

300

Gymnopserms produce their seeds in what?

Cones

300

There are two main types of camouflage. What are they?

Color and shape

300

The female part of a plant

Pistil

400

What type of reproduction only needs one type of cell to reproduce?

Asexual reproduction

400

What is the one of the simplest invertebrates?

Sea sponge

400

How old is the seed group gymnosperm?

Around 250 million years old

400

The dark peppered moths we read about used what to help them survive?

Protective coloration

400

The male part of a plant

Stamen
500

What is alternation of generations?

The process of going from sexual reproduction to asexual reproduction to sexual reproduction again. 

500

Which animal group has the largest population?

Arthropoda or insects

500

What is the stored food in a seed called?

Cotyledon

500

A liger is a hybrid of what two animals together?

Male lion and female tiger

500

When the transfer of pollen is from one flower to the flower of another plant, it is called...

Cross-Pollination