LIFE Flashcards

1
Q

Parts of a plant

A

Roots
Stem
Leaves
Flowers and fruit

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2
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Function of roots

A

Holds plant in soil

Absorbs water and mineral salts

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3
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Function of plant stems

A

Holds plant upright

Holds leaves and flowers

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4
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Functions of leaves

A

Use sunlight for photosynthesis to make food

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5
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Functions of flowers

A

Attract insects and birds to pollinate them
This helps the plant to reproduce
Makes seeds

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6
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Functions of seeds

A

Seeds hold the baby plants

They grow into new plants

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7
Q

Difference in leaves between corn and bean plants

A

Corn leaves = long and green

Bean leaves = smaller and heart shaped

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8
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Corn vs bean stems

A

Corn stem = long and thick

Bean stem = long and thin

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9
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Functions of whiskers in a cat

A

To sense their environment (touch/feel)

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10
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Structures in birds to help them fly

A

Wings with feathers

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11
Q

Structures in zebra to help them survive lion attacks

A

Stripes to confuse the lions when they are in a herd

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12
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Structures of a lizard to protect their bodies

A

Lizards have scales

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13
Q

Parts of a turtle and their functions

A
Head with mouth to eat
Eyes to see
Front flippers to swim
Back flippers to steer and swim
Shell for protection
Tail to help reproduction
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14
Q

Things plants need to grow

A

Light energy
Water
Air
Warmth

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15
Q

What is in the air that plants need?

A

Carbon dioxide for photosynthesis

Oxygen for respiration

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16
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Temperatures that plants can live in

A

Not too hot or too cold

17
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A habitat

A

The particular home of a plant or animal

Where it is found

18
Q

Habitat of a frog

A

River, stream or ponds

19
Q

Habitat of a lion

A

Grasslands or savanah

20
Q

Habitat of a seal

A

The sea and small islands or the seashore

21
Q

Habitat of a blue duiker

A

Forests

22
Q

An animals niche

A

The job it does

23
Q

Niche of a lion (e.g. what does it eat?)

A

It is a predator in grasslands e.g. eats zebra

24
Q

Niche of a shark (e.g. what it eats)

A

It is a predator in the sea (e.g. it eats seals)

25
Q

Niche of a frog (e.g. what it eats)

A

It is a predator in ponds (e.g. it eats insects)

26
Q

Niche of pond plants

A

They produce their own food and are the food for fish

27
Q

Example natural animal shelters

A
Caves
Bird nests
Wasp nests
Webs
Burrows
28
Q

Natural animal shelters with a shell

A

Bird nests
Caves
Burrows

29
Q

Natural animal shelters with a frame

A

Webs

Wasp nests

30
Q

Human made animal shelters

A

Tanks
Cages
Stables
Kennels

31
Q

Human made animal shelters with a frame

A

Bird cages

Fences/gates

32
Q

Human made animal shelters with a shell

A

Fish tanks
Fog kennels
Stables

33
Q

Characteristics of forest habitats

A
Tall trees
Small plants under trees
Rains all year
Small animals e.g. bushpigs, dunkers
Lots of hiding spaces for animals
Lots of fruit, worms and insects to eat
34
Q

Characteristics of sea habitats

A

Salty water
Temperature more stable
Many animals e.g. fish, snails
Seaweeds

35
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Characteristics of grasslands

A

Many types of grasses
Few trees
Rain in summer
Warm in summer and cold in winter
Lots of herbivores that eat plants e.g. zebras
Many predators that eat herbivores e.g. lions