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Structures and Functions of Animals and Plants

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  • During photosynthesis, plants release (give us) this:
    carbon dioxide
    oxygen
  • What is the SMALLEST structure of any living thing?
    cell
    organ system
    tissue
    organ
  • Organs in an organ system work together for a common job (task).
    True
    False
  • Animals use ____ to disguise their appearance and blend with their environment.
    Blending
    Camouflage
  • What do you call the movement of plants?
    reaction time
    tropism
  • What part of a plant absorbs sunlight and MAKES FOOD?
    stem
    leaves
    roots
  • ____ is the process that allows plants to reproduce (make more plants)
    photosynthesis
    tropism
    pollination
  • What is the brain mostly made of?
    Neurons
    Memories
    Nerves
  • What is known as the powerhouse of a cell?
    mitchondria
    cell membrane
    nucleus
  • What kind of beak does a duck have, which allows it to keep food and filter water?
    Curved
    Grooved
  • When an animal is the same color as its environment, that's called ____.
    Pattern
    Blending
  • What kind of beak does a hummingbird have that helps it drink nectar?
    Curved
    Tubular
  • What is anything that causes a reaction from a plant or animal called?
    Stimulus
    Reaction time
  • What anchors a plant to the ground?
    leaves
    stem
    roots
  • Humans need ______ to see.
    Light
    Sound
    Glasses
  • What part of the cell protects it from outside stuff?
    mitochondria
    cell membrane
    nucleus
  • What sense allows you to tell when something is sweet?
    smell
    taste
  • All animals have the same type of teeth.
    False
    True
  • Some animals, like eagles, have super senses.
    False
    True
  • What organ system helps the body communicate and involves your brain?
    Nervous system
    Respiratory system
  • The _____ is the JOB of a part of an animal or plant.
    stimuli
    structure
    function
  • What part of your brain controls your emotions?
    Cerebrum
    Amygdala