Cells and Tissues
What is the smallest structure of any living thing?
A cell
Which system breaks down food for energy?
Digestive System
The sharp teeth of a lion are used for____?
Chewing and tearing flesh
Roots
Which system controls movement and communication in the body?
Nervous system
A group of cells working together forms?
Tissue
What system moves blood and oxygen through the body?
Circulatory System
A bird's ___ shape helps it eat certain kinds of food.
Beak
What part of the plant carries water and nutrients to other parts of the plant?
Xylem
Your brain stores information in your?
Memory
Several tissues working together make up what?
Organ
Which system help you move and controls body actions?
Muscular system
Bright feathers on a peacock help it to ?
Attract a mate
The process that allows plants to make food is called?
Photosynthesis
Senses
Groups of organs working together for an ?
Organ system
Which system provides structures and protection for you body?
Skeletal system
A fish's gills help it to?
Breath under water
Flower
The phrase "structure fits function" means?
A body part's shape helps it to do its job
How do any two organ systems work together to complete a task?
Multiple answers -
Digestive and Circulatory Systems: The digestive system breaks down food into nutrients and the circulatory system transports those nutrients to the rest of the body
Nervous and Muscular system: The nervous system sends electrical signals to your muscles
Muscles and Skeletal: The muscles pull on your bones to help you move
Which of the following is an example of an internal structure?
A. Beak
B. Skin
C. Heart
D. Tail
Heart
How does the structure of a bird's beak help it to survive?
Beaks are suited to live in the specific habitat of the bird.
Describe how water moves through a plant - use the words roots, stem, xylem, leaves.
The roots suck up the water and minerals and send them to the stem. The xylem in the stem sends it to the leaves and flower of the plant.
What systems interact when you run?
(Circulatory, Muscular, Nervous, and Digestive)
Nervous and Muscular