plants, animals, and organs

Question 1

What do the leaves do?

Answer 1

Make the food and protects plant

Question 2

What do the flowers do?

Answer 2

Reproduces/makes the seeds

Question 3

What do the stems do?

Answer 3

Transports and supports

Question 4

What do the fruits do?

Answer 4

Protects the seeds

Question 5

What do the roots do?

Answer 5

absorb water and minerals

Question 6

What are the two main groups we use to classify animals?

Answer 6

Vertebrates and invertebrates

Question 7

Does have a back bone

Answer 7

Vertebrates

Question 8

Does not have a back bone

Answer 8

Invertebrates

Question 9

The five groups of vertebrates

Answer 9

Amphibians, Fish, Birds, Reptiles, and Mammals

Question 10

Ways they are classified into the groups

Answer 10

Skin covering, The way they reproduce, warm or cold-blooded, and characteristics of their limbs.

Question 11

Fish: Gills or lungs? Scales or what type of skin? Born through eggs or live birth? Warm or cold-blooded?

Answer 11

Gills. Yes scales. Eggs. Cold-blooded.

Question 12

Amphibians: Gills or lungs? Scales or what type of skin? Born through eggs or live birth? Warm or cold-blooded?

Answer 12

Gills when young, lungs when adult. Moist skin. Eggs. Cold-blooded.

Question 13

Reptiles: Gills or lungs? Scales or what type of skin? Born through eggs or live birth? Warm or cold-blooded?

Answer 13

Lungs. Yes scales and dry skin. Eggs. Cold-blooded.

Question 14

Birds: Characteristics? Gills or lungs? Born through eggs or live birth? Warm or cold-blooded?

Answer 14

Feathers, beaks, wings. Lungs. Eggs. Warm-blooded

Question 15

Mammals: Characteristics? Gills or lungs? Born through eggs or live birth? Warm or cold-blooded?

Answer 15

Produce milk, fur/hair. Lungs. Live birth. Warm-blooded.

Question 16

For invertebrates, what do they have instead of a backbone?

Answer 16

Exoskeletons.

Question 17

What is an exoskeleton?

Answer 17

A hard body covering that is on the outside of the body.

Question 18

Whats the largest group of invertebrates?

Answer 18

Arthropods

Question 19

What makes up the majority of arthropods?

Answer 19

Insects

Question 20

arthropods have how many segments?

Answer 20

Three

Question 21

How many legs do arthropods have?

Answer 21

Six

Question 22

Job(s) of the brain?

Answer 22

Control center (manages every other organ)

Question 23

Job(s) of the heart?

Answer 23

Keeps blood flowing throughout the body

Question 24

Job(s) of the lungs?

Answer 24

Takes in oxygen and lets out carbon dioxide (Allows you to breathe)

Question 25

Job(s) of the liver?

Answer 25

Cleans the blood coming from digestive system, breaks down fat, makes bile

Question 26

Job(s) of the small intestines?

Answer 26

Digest and absorbs nutrients from food

Question 27

Job(s) of the large intestines?

Answer 27

Absorbs water and minerals back into the blood leaving only waste materials

Question 28

Job(s) of the stomach?

Answer 28

Acid mixes and breaks down food so it can be used by your body

Question 29

Job(s) of the pancreas?

Answer 29

Makes chemicals that is released into your small intestine, controls the amount of sugar in your blood, produces insulin

Question 30

Job(s) of the kidneys?

Answer 30

Acts as a filter to remove waste from your blood

Question 31

Job(s) of the bladder?

Answer 31

Stores urine

Question 32

Job(s) of the skin?

Answer 32

Keeps germs out, Keeps body cool (outer covering of the body)

Question 33

Job(s) of the skeleton?

Answer 33

Protects your body’s internal organs, forms blood cells (all of the bones in the body)

Question 34

Job(s) of the muscles?

Answer 34

Create movement, help to provide support (muscles connect to your bones and help your body move)

Question 35

Whats the largest organ?

Answer 35

Skin