Which organelle produces chlorophyll?
The chloroplast
What does "viviparous" mean?
That they give birth to live young
Name the two groups the Animal Kingdom is divided into
Vertebrate and invertebrate animals
What do plant cells have outside the membrane to protect them?
The cell wall
What is a "kingdom" in science?
A group of living things with similar cells
What does "oviparous" mean?
That they lay eggs
Which organelle sorrounds and protects the cell?
The membrane
What is "biodiversity"?
The variety of living things
Which organelle is the brain of the cell?
The nucleus
What covers most mammals' bodies?
Skin, hair or fur
What do mammals, reptiles, birds and adult amphibians use to breathe?
Lungs
Which organ of a plant absorbs sunlight and carbon dioxide?
The leaf
What basic life process involves making new members of a specie?
Reproduction
Name the two groups the Plant Kingdom is divided into
Seed plants and non-seed plants
What basic life process involves taking essential nutrients from the environment?
Nutrition
What's the name of the gel-like liquid in which organelles float?
Cytoplasm
Name the 5 kingdoms in science.
Animal, Plant, Monera, Protista, Fungi
What are the seven basic life processes?
MRS. GREN ( Movement, Reproduction, Senitivity, Growth, Respiration, Excretion and Nutrition)
What vertebrate group is viviparous?
Mammals
What do fish use to breathe underwater?
Gills
What are the four levels of organization?
Cell, tissue, organ, system
What vertebrate groups are oviparous?
Birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians
What does "vertebrate" mean?
That they have a backbone or spinal column
Name the 5 groups of vertebrate animals
Mammals, reptiles, birds, amphibians and fish
What covers the body of a fish?
Scales