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Specialization
Living/Non living
Life Processes
Substances
Environment
100
Branch of life science that studies animals
What is Zoology
100
basic unit of all living things
What is a cell
100
The breaking down of food so it could be used by living things
What is digestion
100
The most common substance in human body
What is water
100
A trigger or change in the environment causing a specific response
What is stimulus
200
The study of the way living things interact
What is ecology
200
term used for any living thing
What is an organism
200
process whereby energy is released within a cell from food molecules
What is cellular respiration
200
Released by animals and humans as waste, this gas is used by plants to produce their own food
What is carbon dioxide
200
Seasonal movement of animals from one place to another.
What is migration
300
Person who works or studies one part of a subject
What is a specialist
300
one of the characteristic of living things
What is cell/ energy/ change/ adjust/ develop/ reproduce
300
One of the mixture of gases found in the air
What is nitrogen/ oxygen/ hydrogen/ carbon dioxide
300
Taken in with food, this gas is a huge part of energy production in human cells
What is oxygen
300
An inborn trait or behavior in most animals and humans
What is an instinct
400
Study of viruses and very small living things
What is microbiology
400
Any substance that has mass
What is matter
400
the process of taking in food
What is ingestion
400
It is commonly known as table salt
What is sodium chloride
400
Every winter, this butterfly species migrate from Canada to southern California and Mexico
What is a monarch
500
Study of plants
What is botany
500
These organism chiefly live on prey
What is carnivores
500
process of moving nutrients and wastes in living things
What is transport
500
Any of the byproducts of cellular respiration
What is water/ carbon dioxide
500
During this stage the animal goes through months in a sleep-like state in winter.
What is hibernation.