Topics of this game:
- A living thing that makes more of its own kind is said to...
- The living and nonliving things that surround an organism make up its
- Which structure does a plant make its food in?
- Every living thing can be called a(n)
- The plant structures that collect water and nutrients are
- Which nonliving parts of an environment do all living things need to survive?
- What do birds and mammals have in common?
- Which is not a vertebrate?
- What is the hard outer covering that many invertebrates have called?
- Which structure helps fish live in water?
- Which are living things?
- What structure(s) do most plants have?
- How do roots help plants?
- What do leaves take in?
- What do plants supply us with?
- How are animals different from plants?
- Which animals breathe without lungs or gills?
- Which are invertebrates?
- Which are characteristics of birds?
- Why are penguins classified as birds if they don’t fly?
- True or False, All animals breathe oxygen using either gills or lungs
- True or False, Arthropods are the smallest group of invertebrates
- True or False, During photosynthesis plants give off oxygen
- True or False, Amphibians have live births, meaning they do not hatch from eggs
- True or False, Most of the animals on earth are invertebrates
- The process of a plant taking in sunlight and converting it to energy is called
- What structure helps birds obtain food from the ground?
- Which is a vertebrate?
- Which plant structure helps the plant photosynthesize?
- Which plant structure takes in water and holds the plant in place?
