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Plant
Leaves
Plant Life Cycle
Animals
Animal Life Cycles
100
What are the four main parts of a plant?
leaves, roots, stems, flowers
100
What enters the leaf from the roots and stem?
Water
100
What can pollinate a flower?
Animals, Wind
100
Adaptations are passed on from parents to their young.
Inherited
100
The first stage of the butterfly or frog life cycle.
Egg
200
Name two taproots you could eat.
Beet, radish, carrot, turnip
200
What do the leaves make for food that passes through the stems to the rest of the plant?
Sugar
200
What happens when a peanut germinates?
A stem grows upward and a root grows downward.
200
Most kinds of animals do not have skeletons. Most kinds of inverebrates are ____________.
insects
200
A ____________ hatches from the butterfly egg. It is now a larva.
caterpillar
300
What is the type of tree that loses and grows leaves?
Deciduous
300
Where do plants get their energy from? This helps plants to change carbon dioxide and water into sugar and oxygen.
Sun
300
What are the remains or mark of a living thing from long ago?
Fossils
300
What are the four needs of animals?
Water, Oxygen, Food, and Shelter
300
When a hard covering, or ______, forms. The larva is now called a pupa.
chrysalis
400
What is the type of tree that grows cones instead of flowers?
Coniferous
400
What tiny tubes deliver water to the leaf? They also carry sugar made in the leaves to the rest of the plant.
Leaf Veins
400
What is the first step in the life cycle of a plant?
Seed
400
Name four groups of invertebrates.
Sea Jellies, Worms, Mollusks, Arthropods
400
What is a behavior that animals are born able to do?
instinct
500
Name the four ways that seeds scatter.
Wind, Water, Carried by animals, Eaten by animals
500
What gas enters the leaf through tiny holes on its underside?
Carbon dioxide
500
A root grows from the seed and the young plant begins to grow. What is the third step in the life cycle of a peanut plant?
seedling
500
Name five groups of vertebrates.
Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds, Mammals
500
Name the four ways animals protect themselves.
Camouflage, Armor, Mimicry, Poison