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invertebrates

Living things that don't have a backbone.

Photosynthesis

The process plants use to create food. They use sunlight to create food from carbon dioxide and water.

How important are non-living things to living things?

100% important. We couldn't survive without non-living things.

What do we use a microscope for?

To get a really close of view of things.

Chlorophyll

Cells that give plants their green color, and is responsible for taking in sunlight for photosynthesis.

nutrients

Food, something living things need to survive.

Vertebrates

Living things that have backbones.

What are 5 types of living things that live in water?

any 5.

What is the name of the place where the seed is attached to the plant vessel (pod)?

Hilum

What's the coolest/funniest fact you researched about your living thing so far?

Someone's has to be cool/funny, otherwise you don't get the points.

What do humans breathe in, and what do they exhale?

Breathe in oxygen, and exhale carbon dioxide.

What is a herbivore?

An animal that feeds on plants.

Name 2 types of root vegetables.

ginger, carrots, radish, yams, beets, potatoes...

Name two types of stem vegetables.

Rhubarb, Asparagus, Celery, Nopal (cactus),

What is a carnivore?

An animal that eats meat.

What is a living thing?

Something that BREATHES, needs NUTRIENTS(food), grows or moves, & reproduces.

Name 7 non-living things.

Easy... right?

name 5 different types of fruits.

If you can't name 5 I will be so embarrassed. :)

What do plants breathe in, and what do they breathe out?

Breathe in carbon dioxide, breathe out oxygen.

Name 5 different types of seeds

Any 5 will do.

What are the 3 main parts of a seed?

Food storage, seed coat, embryo (or root).

Name 5 types of living things that can fly.

any.