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Living Things
Animals
Plants
Solar System
Earthquakes and Volcanoes
100
The buiding blocks of life
What is a cell?
100
The gas in air that animals need in order to breathe.
What is oxygen
100
4 things plants need to stay alive
What is air, water, sunlight, and soil.
100
This gives energy and light to the planets.
What is the sun?
100
The deepest layer of the Earth.
What is the core?
200
Organisms that can only be seen with a microscope.
What is a microorganism?
200
Animals use this when they want to hide from their predators.
What is camouflage?
200
The part of the plant that holds it in place.
What is root?
200
The Earth takes 365 and one-quarter days to make one ____________________ around the sun.
What is a revolution?
200
A break in the Earth's Crust is a ____________________
What is a fault?
300
Animals that do not have a backbone
What is an invertebrate?
300
Animals use this when they want to look like something else.
What is mimicry?
300
The process a plant goes through to make its own food.
What is photosynthesis?
300
The imaginary line that the Earth rotates on. It runs through the North and South Poles.
What is the axis?
300
Melted rock INSIDE Earth's surface is called...
What is magma?
400
These look cottony or wooly and a re a type of fungus.
What is mold?
400
A behavior that an animal is born with.
What is an instinct?
400
When trees go to "sleep" during cold months is called
What is dormancy?
400
Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars are called the __________________ planets.
What are inner planets?
400
The rocky opening where magma turns into lava....
What is the vent?
500
Single celled or many celled living things that cannot make their own food....like a mushroom.
What is a fungi?
500
A period of deep, long sleep that some animals go into.
What is hibernation?
500
When plants release water through their leaves kind of like when we sweat.
What is transpiration
500
You use this to see far away stars and planets.
What is a telescope?
500
The machine used to measure earthquakes is called a __________
What is a seismograph?