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Chapter 6 Lesson 1 Review Game

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  • These two ways of classifying plants are:
    1. How the plants transport nutrients 2. How the plants reproduce.
  • Invertebrates have no protection for their soft bodies.
    Worms
  • Bodies are covered by a hard, lightweight outer skin, or ____________.
    exoskeleton
  • Animals with backbones are called _____________.
    vertebrates
  • What is the definition of Classify?
    To arrange or sort objects or living things according to their properties or characteristics.
  • Covered in smooth skin; live on both land and in the water; breathe with lungs or gills; are cold-blooded and hatch from eggs
    Amphibians
  • If a plant doesn’t have seeds it has ______________.
    spores
  • There are invertebrates with soft bodies that live in hard shells
    snails and clams
  • Have hair or fur; live on land but some live in water; have lungs and breathe air; don’t lay eggs and make milk to feed their young; they have live births
    Mammals
  • Covered with feathers; live on land and breathe with lungs; warm-blooded: their body controls their temperature; lay eggs
    Birds
  • All organisms in the same group have some common ___________________.
    characteristics
  • Covered with scales; live on water and on land; they have lungs and breathe air; are cold-blooded and most lay eggs
    Reptiles
  • Some plants have ___________ structures that connect their leaves, stems, and roots.
    tubelike
  • MOST animals on earth are __________ (animals without backbones)
    invertebrates
  • Each spore is one ________ surrounded by a protective ____________.
    cell, cell wall
  • Legs and bodies are divided into sections; bodies are covered by a hard, lightweight outer skin, or exoskeleton.
    Arthropods
  • Plants that pass water and nutrients from cell to cell are called _________ plants.
    nonvascular
  • Covered with scales; live in water; breathe mostly with gills; cold-blooded: their body temperature depends on the temperature on their surroundings; most lay eggs
    Fish
  • A seed has a ______________ and ______________ inside a protective covering.
    young plant, stored food
  • Plants with these tubelike structures are called ______________ plants.
    vascular
  • Plants with cones are vascular plants called ____________.
    conifers
  • Tubelike structures transport ________ and ____________ to all parts of the plants.
    water, nutrients
  • Examples of Arthropods:
    spiders, crabs, insects, and shrimp
  • A seed has many ____________.
    cells
  • Plants with flowers or cones produce ___________.
    seeds
  • Scientists use two small groups called _______ and ____________ to sort animals.
    genus, species