Language of Science PRACTICE Part 2 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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What are two suffixes that mean cut or cut out?

-ectomy , -sect

Would you want to be careful when touching an animal called an ECHINDNA?

Yes - it is spiny!

How does a tiny animal called a ROTIFER travel through water?

by turning (something)

What are two prefixes that mean above or on?

epi- , super-/sur-

In 1969, where did the LUNAR missing land?

the moon

Where is CHLOROPHYLL located?

in green leaves (plants)

If a medicine is CONTRAINDICATED for you, should you take it?

NO - goes 'against' you (what is indicated for your)

Is a NEONATE a tiny baby or an old person?

tiny baby

What are two prefixes that mean one or single?

mono- , uni-

Is a koala bear a HERBIVORE?

YES

Does an AMPHIBIAN live on land or water?

both!

Does a human have BILATERAL arrangement of body parts?

yes (two + side)

What are two prefixes that mean two?

bi- , di-

Is it healthy to have a lot of ADIPOSE tissue in your body

no (fat tissue)

An ALBINO rabbit is what color?

white

Can you name an organism that goes through METAMORPHOSIS?

butterfly, frog, etc.

If you visited the Elysian Park ARBORETUM, what would you expect to see?

trees

Is a bear an ENDOTHERM or ECTOTHERM?

ENDOTHERM (in +temperature)

What kind of organism is a PROTOZOA?

'first' or simple/single cell

What do ICHTHYOLOGISTS do?

study fish

What is another name for a CHRONOMETER?

stopwatch or watch (time + measure)

What is OSTEOPOROSIS?

condition of the bones

Why do they call this symbol (*) an ASTERICK?

looks like a star

What does a CARNIVORE eat?

meat

Is a CRANIOTOMY a serious injury?

yes - it's a procedure that involves temporary removal of the skull (head)

A DERMATOLOGIST works with what part of the body?

skin