7th Grade-Unit#1-Diversity of Life Homework

7th Grade-Unit#1-Diversity of Life Homework

 

Directions: Please copy these homework in your journal and answer them in your journal.

Be sure to do one per night

HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#1

Date ___________________

Complete each sentence using the words in the word list.

Transpiration Exoskeleton Kingdom Plants cell Prokaryotes Reproduce Spores Growth

_______________	1.	Archaebacteria are ____ which means their cells do not have a nucleus.
_______________	2.	Worms and humans are both in the ____ Animalia.
_______________	3.	The environment can affect the ____ and health of living things.
_______________	4.	____ that land in damp, shady places can grow into new plants.
_______________	5.	In plant cells, the ____ membrane lies inside the cell wall.
_______________	6.	An amoeba is an animal, but it is only one ____.
_______________	7.	Can you ____ your lab results.
_______________	8.	Two parents each contribute a ____ to form one cell, that's sexual reproduction.
_______________	9.	____ of plants is like evaporation from bodies of water.
_______________	10.	Lack of water caused the plans ____ to be stunted.
_______________	11.	The method by which water from the leaves of plants enters the atmosphere is ____.
_______________	12.	The botanist looked at the roots of the onion ____.
_______________	13.	Microfossils, fossilized cells descended from a long line of unpreserved ____.
_______________	14.	The ____ of an arthropod is made up of chitin.
_______________	15.	It is best to put in ____ that are native to this area.

HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#2

Name _____________________________

Date ___________________

Complete each sentence using the words in the word list.

Invertebrate Vertebrate Adaptation Lifespan Lung Prokaryotes Metabolism Reproduce Plants Anus Exoskeleton Arthropods Protists Growth

_______________	16.	Bacteria can ____ in your body and start causing problems, and then your immune system has to really go to work!
_______________	17.	The doctor performed a biopsy on my ____.
_______________	18.	Lack of water caused the plants ____ to be stunted.
_______________	19.	An ____ is an opening in an animals body.
_______________	20.	They made a horror movie about giant ____.
_______________	21.	A kangaroo is a ____.
_______________	22.	During a bowel movement the rectum pushes waste out through the ____.
_______________	23.	The ____ of a hamster is about 2 years.
_______________	24.	____ includes the building up and breaking down of substances needed for life.
_______________	25.	Mr. Johnson asked a question about ____.
_______________	26.	Man is an example of a ____ animals.
_______________	27.	The thick fur of some animals is an ____ to cold environments.
_______________	28.	____ derived their energy from the metabolic pathway of glycolysis..
_______________	29.	Both monerans and ____ are only one celled.
_______________	30.	The crayfish has an ____.
_______________	31.	The snake is an ____.

HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#3

Name _____________________________

Date ___________________

Complete each sentence using the words in the word list.

Prokaryotes Eukaryotes Reproduce Phylum Energy Exoskeleton Arthropods Response Kidney Fungi Chlorophyll Adaptation Spores Growth Lung

_______________	32.	The continual ____ of the Poconos is making traffic very bad.
_______________	33.	The bush showed vigorous ____ in the spring.
_______________	34.	The gasoline is an example of chemical potential ____.
_______________	35.	A person has more than one ____.
_______________	36.	Your ____ helps clean the fluid in your body.
_______________	37.	____ grow from spores in the air.
_______________	38.	Sponges and cnidarians ____ by sexual as well as asexual reproduction.
_______________	39.	Insects, spiders, lobsters, and crabs are all in the largest group of invertebrates called ____.
_______________	40.	Arthropods are the largest invertebrate ____.
_______________	41.	A ____ mitochondria evolved from bacteria and its chloroplasts from cyanobacteria.
_______________	42.	Plants need ____ to make food during photosynthesis.
_______________	43.	Eukaryotes have a nucleus, but ____ do not.
_______________	44.	Allice's face turned red in ____ to her social gaffe.
_______________	45.	Fins are an ____ for all kinds of fish.
_______________	46.	Ferns and mushrooms produce ____.
_______________	47.	If animals have an ____ they are considered invertebrates.

HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#4

Name _____________________________

Date ___________________

Complete each sentence using the words in the word list.

Invertebrate Cnidarians Reproduce Phylum cell Echinoderms Arthropods Lifespan Growth Chlorophyll Adaptation Sponges Fungi

_______________	48.	____ are good examples of filter feeders.
_______________	49.	My ____ rate was slower than my brother's.
_______________	50.	Development and ____ in an egg is the first stage of a bird's life cycle.
_______________	51.	Be sure to list the ____ of your organism.
_______________	52.	Scientists stay that the ____ of a wild sun bear is still unclear.
_______________	53.	All living things ____.
_______________	54.	A mushroom is an example of a ____.
_______________	55.	A red blood ____ carries oxygen around the body.
_______________	56.	A worm is an ____.
_______________	57.	A plant cell has a cell wall, ____ and chloroplasts.
_______________	58.	Hibernation is a behavioral ____ that helps some animals survive the winter, when food supplies are low.
_______________	59.	Cndarians ____ sexual and asexually.
_______________	60.	____ have jointed appendages.
_______________	61.	Some sponges and cnidarians ____ asexually as well as sexually.
_______________	62.	____ have an endoskeleton, or internal skeleton.
_______________	63.	____ have two types of body shapes: polyp and medusa.

HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#5

Name _____________________________

Date ___________________

Complete each sentence using the words in the word list.

Vertebrate Adaptation Species Growth Metabolism Reproduce Spores Energy Eukaryotes Lifespan Plants cell

_______________	64.	The structure of the ____ skeleton supporting the lower limbs in humans and the hind limbs or corresponding parts in other vertebrates.
_______________	65.	The unique jaw shape of each species is an ____ toits unique diet.
_______________	66.	The oceanarium housed many ____ of marine life.
_______________	67.	Pollen is made in flowering ____.
_______________	68.	About 10 percent of the ____ is left to be transferred to the next level in the energy pyramid.
_______________	69.	Not everyone's ____ is the same.
_______________	70.	The environment can affect the ____ and health of living things.
_______________	71.	____ have a nucleus, but prokaryotes do not.
_______________	72.	Mosses and ferns reproduce by means of ____.
_______________	73.	____, genus, and family are words used in biological nomenclature.
_______________	74.	Animals and some plants ____ with sexual reproduction.
_______________	75.	Scientists stay that the ____ of a wild sun bear is still unclear.
_______________	76.	Chromosomes provide instructions for all the traits of the ____ and organism.
_______________	77.	Heat is a type of ____.
_______________	78.	Reptiles do not need to return to water to ____.

HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#6

Name _____________________________

Date ___________________

Complete each sentence using the words in the word list.

Invertebrate Cnidarians Vascular Plants Exoskeleton Adaptation Lifespan Energy Echinoderms Reproduce Sponges Fungi

_______________	79.	A type of ____ that travels as a wave, but does not need anything through which to travel is called light.
_______________	80.	____ plants are better suited to life on land than are nonvascular plants.
_______________	81.	____ have a simple digestive system.
_______________	82.	The ____ of the trilobite is divided into three lobes that run the length of the body.
_______________	83.	The kingdom ____ consists of heterotrophic decomposers.
_______________	84.	____ first appeared on Earth 580 million years ago.
_______________	85.	Many turtles have a very long ____.
_______________	86.	Reptiles do not need to return to water to ____.
_______________	87.	The ____ of an animal to its surroundings will help it survive.
_______________	88.	Other ____ are corals and sea anoname.
_______________	89.	Sea stars are the best known ____.
_______________	90.	Trees and ____ have different shaped leaves that grow on them.
_______________	91.	Under the tree, the poisonous ____ sat, waiting for the animal to eat it.
_______________	92.	The sponge is the oldest type of ____.
_______________	93.	A charge is a burst of ____.

HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#7

Name _____________________________

Date ___________________

Complete each sentence using the words in the word list.

Prokaryotes Reproduce Growth Lung

_______________	94.	The trachea divides into two bronchi, each of which enters a ____.
_______________	95.	Most ____ are single-celled organisms.
_______________	96.	Most bacteria ____ by binary fission.
_______________	97.	We made graphs to show the plants' ____.
_______________	98.	Ribosomes allow the cell to grow, repair itself, and ____.
_______________	9	mushrooms use spores to ____. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#8 Date ___________________ Complete each sentence. _______________ 1.   One type of (Lung, cnidarians, asnimals) are Jellyfish. _______________ 2.   Allice's face turned red in (response, Fungi, Adaptation) to her social gaffe. _______________ 3.   (Germination, Eukaryotes, Species) , genus, and family are words used in biological nomenclature. _______________ 4.   Some (sponges, Growth, Response) and cnidarians reproduce asexually as well as sexually. _______________ 5.   Under the tree, the poisonous (Adaptation, fungi, Growth) sat, waiting for the animal to eat it. _______________ 6.   Fossils are pieces of (Growth, Prokaryotes, plants) or animals that have hardened over time. _______________ 7.   All living things (Exothermic, Pollination Ec, reproduce) . _______________ 8.   The five kingdoms of living things are animals, plants, (Radial Symmetry, Echinoderms, protists) , monerans, and fungi. _______________ 9.   (Arthropods, Eubacteria, Phloem) are very diverse and live in several different types of environments. _______________ 10.   The blowfish is one of the endangered (Response, Monera, species) of the Caribbean. _______________ 11.   All Muslims should make a pilgrimage to Mecca at some time during their (Plants, cell, lifespan) . _______________ 12.   All Muslims should make a pilgrimage to Mecca at some time during a (Exoskeleton, Echinoderms, lifespan) . _______________ 13.   People are omnivores because they eat (plants, Xylem, Transpiration) and animals. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#9 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Complete each sentence. _______________ 14.   Jasper's (Nonvascular, Lung, metabolism) processed Cheez Doodles into energy quickly. _______________ 15.   Sponges and cnidarians (Gill, Xylem, reproduce) by sexual as well as asexual reproduction. _______________ 16.   Archaebacteria are (prokaryotes, Chlorophyll, Gill) which means their cells do not have a nucleus. _______________ 17.   A stimulus is a change that causes a (response, Plants, Exoskeleton) . _______________ 18.   The method by which water from the leaves of plants enters the atmosphere is (Archeabacteria, Vascular, transpiration) . _______________ 19.   Without decomposers, waste that (plants, Radial Symmetry, Protists) and animals leave behind would pile up. _______________ 20.   Echinoderms have an (Gill, endoskeleton, Phylum) , or internal skeleton. _______________ 21.   The (Nonvascular, Mollusks, growth) of the mercantile industry, or trading industry, led to the economic success of the U.S. colonies. _______________ 22.   The Chameleon lizard is able to change colors to match his surroundings, this is an example of (Radial Symmetry, Kidney, adaptation) . _______________ 23.   The (adaptation, Autotroph, Phylum) of an animal to its surroundings will help it survive. _______________ 24.   (Energy, Species, Transpiration) of plants is like evaporation from bodies of water. _______________ 25.   A slug is an (invertebrate, Kingdom, Lung) . HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#10 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Complete each sentence. _______________ 26.   Protists, Fungi, Plants and Animals are (eukaryotes, Eubacteria, Endothermic) . _______________ 27.   A plant is a good exam ple of an (Transpiration, autotroph, Response) . _______________ 28.   The (Invertebrate, Monera, lifespan) of a hamster is about 2 years. _______________ 29.   Heat is a type of (Endoskeleton, energy, Chlorophyll) . _______________ 30.   If you use a grow light you will be able to see signs of (germination, Energy, phloem) within a few days. _______________ 31.   Amphibians is just one of the five classes of (vertebrate, Xylem, Nonvascular) animals. _______________ 32.   Many turtles have a very long (Mollusks, lifespan, Radial Symmetry) . _______________ 33.   Bivalve, or two-shelled, (mollusks, Cnidarians, Anus) include clams, oysters and mussels. _______________ 34.   His (asnimals, Vascular, response) showed how virtuous he truly. _______________ 35.   Nonvascular plants don't have xylem and (Plants, phloem, Vascular) tissues that move water, dissolved nutrients, and food through them. _______________ 36.   The relationship of the rain to the crops affects their (growth, Monera, Response) . _______________ 37.   A spider's web is an example of a behavioral (adaptation, Plants, Eukaryotes) . HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#11 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Complete each sentence. _______________ 38.   Special tubes called (Lifespan, phloem, Archeabacteria) carry food throughout the plant. _______________ 39.   The first (Endothermic, Xylem, prokaryotes) were anaerobic. _______________ 40.   There are many (species, Kingdom, phloem) of reptiles. _______________ 41.   A plant is a good exam ple of an (Pollination Ec, autotroph, Plants) . _______________ 42.   Ferns are seedless (Cnidarians, cell, plants) and have spores. _______________ 43.   My grandmother is sick with a (Kingdom, lung, Growth) ailment. _______________ 44.   An (autotroph, Mollusks, Phylum) does not need to find food from outside sources. _______________ 45.   The (Protists, adaptation, Plants) of horns helped the dinosaur protect itself. _______________ 46.   The scuba diver looked for (Invertebrate, mollusks, Sponges) . _______________ 47.   Worms and humans are both in the (asnimals, Bilateral Symmetry, kingdom) Animalia. _______________ 48.   Bacteria can (Echinoderms, Metabolism, reproduce) in your body and start causing problems, and then your immune system has to really go to work! _______________ 49.   A type of (energy, Sponges, Spores) that travels as a wave, but does not need anything through which to travel is called light. _______________ 50.   Most producers are green in color due to (chlorophyll, Response, Adaptation) in their cells. Producers perform photosynthesis. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#12 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Complete each sentence. _______________ 51.   The tiger and the cheetah are two different (Lifespan, species, Spores) of cat. _______________ 52.   (Endoskeleton, Gill, Arthropods) are the largest invertebrate phylum. _______________ 53.   Smoking is a hazard to your health because it causes (Invertebrate, Fungi, lung) cancer. _______________ 54.   Animals, plants, (fungi, Spores, Chlorophyll) and microbes have survival needs that need to be met in order to surive. _______________ 55.   Sea turtles consume (Heterotroph, mollusks, Sponges) on a daily basis. _______________ 56.   Usually when reptiles (reproduce, Plants, Vertebrate) they lay eggs on land. _______________ 57.   Bacteria belongs to the Kingdom (Species, Anus, Monera) . _______________ 58.   An arthropod is in the same (Germination, Metabolism, Kingdom) as humans. _______________ 59.   An herbivore is a consumer that eats (Phylum, Spores, plants) . _______________ 60.   (Prokaryotes, Endoskeleton, Autotroph) derived their energy from the metabolic pathway of glycolysis.. _______________ 61.   The trachea divides into two bronchi, each of which enters a (Radial Symmetry, cell, lung) . _______________ 62.   Some (Endothermic, Energy, cnidarians) are shaped like a vase which is known as a polyp form. _______________ 63.   Lobsters have an (exoskeleton, Radial Symmetry, Growth) . HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#13 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Complete each sentence. _______________ 64.   (Phylum, Protists, Bilateral Symmetry) represents the second highest level of classification. _______________ 65.   Most plants are dependent on sunlight for (growth, Prokaryotes, Exothermic) . _______________ 66.   (Endothermic, Vascular, Protists) , Fungi, Plants and Animals are eukaryotes. _______________ 67.   Snails, clams and squids are (Heterotroph, Pollination Ec, mollusks) . _______________ 68.   Other (cnidarians, Xylem, phloem) are corals and sea anoname. _______________ 69.   Newly hatched caterpillars are ravenous eaters of leafy green (Exothermic, plants, Metabolism) . _______________ 70.   The large (phloem, exoskeleton, Protists) of the lobster keeps it safe from some predators. _______________ 71.   Vertebates may grow very large because they have an (endoskeleton, Vascular, Transpiration) . _______________ 72.   A snail is an example of an (Kidney, Anus, invertebrate) . _______________ 73.   About 10 percent of the (energy, Plants, Heterotroph) is left to be transferred to the next level in the energy pyramid. _______________ 74.   My (Radial Symmetry, Lung, growth) rate was slower than my brother's. _______________ 75.   (Fungi, Eukaryotes, Asnimals) have a nucleus, but prokaryotes do not. _______________ 76.   The biosphere has all the materials living things need to live, grow, and (reproduce, Adaptation, Mollusks) . HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#14 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Complete each sentence. _______________ 77.   The snake has a different (endoskeleton, Metabolism, phloem) than the lizard. _______________ 78.   The (Eukaryotes, cell, Monera) membrane is permeable to water. _______________ 79.   (Energy, Exoskeleton, Adaptation) is the ability of something to do work or produce heat. _______________ 80.   Some sponges and (Kidney, cnidarians, Plants) reproduce asexually as well as sexually. _______________ 81.   The rain was conducive to the plants' (Germination, growth, Transpiration) in the spring. _______________ 82.   Most plants are dependent on sunlight for (Chlorophyll, Reproduce, growth) . _______________ 83.   The tree has shown a lot of (phloem, Cell Wall, growth) this year. _______________ 84.   In some (Plants, mollusks, Lifespan) the mantle forms a shell. _______________ 85.   The food coloring was carried up the celery through hollow tubes called (Transpiration, Species, xylem) . _______________ 86.   Protists, (Fungi, Anus, Nonvascular) , Plants and Animals are eukaryotes. _______________ 87.   An insect is an example of an (Adaptation, invertebrate, Lifespan) . _______________ 88.   The (Anus, cell, Exothermic) membrane controls what goes in and what goes out of the cell. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#15 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Complete each sentence. _______________ 89.   Plants that have (Phylum, vascular, Growth) tissue are called vascular plants. _______________ 90.   A person has more than one (Kidney, Phylum, lung) . _______________ 91.   Ferns reproduce without seeds, by (Metabolism, Energy, spores) . _______________ 92.   Endangered (Reproduce, Nonvascular, species) are living things threatened with extinction. _______________ 93.   Ribosomes allow the cell to grow, repair itself, and (Gill, reproduce, Transpiration) . _______________ 94.   Even though truffles that grow underwater are supposed to be edible (fungi, Sponges, Anus) , you won't catch me eating any! _______________ 95.   A shellfish is an (Autotroph, invertebrate, Arthropods) , it has no backbone. _______________ 96.   (Anus, Energy, Archeabacteria) comes in many different forms, such as electrical, sound, light, chemical, heat, and thermal. _______________ 97.   The lack of nutrients in the food supply can stunt children's (Pollination Ec, growth, Protists) during a drought. _______________ 98.   A cnidarian is an (Monera, invertebrate, Spores) . _______________ 99.   The sun is a source of renewable (energy, Cnidarians, Mollusks) . 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' 25.  is lifespan" A something definition " how of long lives ; . ; HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#19 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Rewrite each sentence in the correct order and using the correct punctuation. 26.  to when permeable selectively was membrane losing cell it The came vitamins . 27.  autotroph exam good of A plant ple is a an . 28.  botanist onion the at of looked The roots the plants . 29.  needed metabolism for is Water . 30.  consists decomposers heterotrophic The of Fungi kingdom . 31.  Plants vascular that plants vascular tissue have called are . 32.  cannot produce species young species the lion The elephant of . 33.  asexually well Some as sponges reproduce sexually cnidarians as and . 34.  best to is plants this are native area in It to put that . 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' 46.  Nonvascular t move phloem food xylem and and plants tissues water dissolved don them nutrients through that have ' . , , 47.  better than plants nonvascular on plants suited to life land are Vascular are . 48.  an not called does invertebrate animal is An have backbone a that . 49.  a That catfish gill large has . 50.  wall a chlorophyll has plant cell chloroplasts A cell and . , HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#21 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Rewrite each sentence in the correct order and using the correct punctuation. 51.  small no holes moving an the invertebrate through has Being trouble octopus , . 52.  Any backbone is a vertebrate animal with a . 53.  grow Tifton in Plants soils best . 54.  The abundance of rain flowers of the the growth affect will . 55.  of Kingdom yeasts are and molds the Mushrooms Fungi part . , 56.  s invaded dad my cancer The kidney . ' 57.  ITS WATER OF MOVE PARTS TISSUE PLANTS BECAUSE ALL FOOD VASCULAR AND CAN TO , . 58.  list of sure organism phylum Be the your to . HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#22 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Rewrite each sentence in the correct order and using the correct punctuation. 59.  Most single-celled organisms are prokaryotes . 60.  is like cnidarians vase a a polyp which known are Some shaped form as . 61.  an effect smoking Lung can be of disease . 62.  of the includes substances for Metabolism building up life breaking and down needed . 63.  lifespan Many a long have turtles very . 64.  land they when reptiles Usually lay eggs reproduce on . 65.  different grow leaves and on plants have them shaped Trees that . 66.  All things living reproduce . 67.  tentacles have Cnidarians long . HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#23 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ Rewrite each sentence in the correct order and using the correct punctuation. 68.  the animals just vertebrate classes five Amphibians of is of one . 69.  Muslims their make to at pilgrimage should a lifespan time some during Mecca All . 70.  results lab reproduce you your Can . 71.  years lifespan a about 2 of hamster is The . 72.  in from Fungi spores the air grow . 73.  with Endangered things living species threatened are extinction . 74.  The protists and kingdoms five basic plants are monerans animals fungi , . , , , 75.  reproduce reproduction cnidarians sexual and as asexual by Sponges well as . HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#24 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ (Key 1 - Answer ID # 0540430) Circle the correct way to divide the word into syllables. 1. phloem phlo-em phlo-e-m phl-oe-m 2. Ad-ap-ta-tion Adaptatio-n Adaptati-on Ada-pt-at-ion 3. Inv-e-rt-eb-rat-e Inv-erteb-rate In-ver-te-brate Inv-er-t-ebrate 4. Kid-ney Kid-n-ey Kidney Ki-dney 5. Exo-skel-e-ton E-xoske-leto-n Exo-s-kele-t-on Exos-kel-e-ton 6. End-os-ke-let-on End-os-kelet-on En-do-skel-e-ton End-os-kele-t-on 7. Chlo-ro-phyll Chlor-op-hyll Chlor-op-hyl-l Chl-orop-hyll 8. Energ-y E-nergy Energy En-er-gy 9. Aut-ot-rop-h Au-to-troph Aut-otroph Autot-roph 10. Kingd-o-m King-dom Ki-ngd-o-m Kingdom 11. A-nus Anus An-us Anu-s 12. Trans-pi-r-at-ion Trans-pir-at-ion Trans-piration Tran-spi-ra-tion 13. Ver-teb-rate Vertebra-te Ver-te-brate Vert-e-brate 14. Rep-roduce Rep-rod-uce Re-pro-duce Rep-ro-duce 15. Me-tab-o-lism Metabolism Me-tabol-ism Me-t-abo-l-ism 16. L-ung Lun-g Lu-ng Lung 17. Re-sponse Res-ponse Response Resp-onse 18. Het-e-rot-roph Hete-rotroph Het-ero-troph He-terotro-ph 19. Xyl-em Xy-l-em Xy-lem Xylem 20. Gil-l Gi-ll G-ill Gill 21. P-hyl-um Phylum Ph-ylum Phy-lum HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#24 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ (Key 1 - Answer ID # 0540430) Circle the correct way to divide the word into syllables. 1. phloem phlo-em phlo-e-m phl-oe-m 2. Ad-ap-ta-tion Adaptatio-n Adaptati-on Ada-pt-at-ion 3. Inv-e-rt-eb-rat-e Inv-erteb-rate In-ver-te-brate Inv-er-t-ebrate 4. Kid-ney Kid-n-ey Kidney Ki-dney 5. Exo-skel-e-ton E-xoske-leto-n Exo-s-kele-t-on Exos-kel-e-ton 6. End-os-ke-let-on End-os-kelet-on En-do-skel-e-ton End-os-kele-t-on 7. Chlo-ro-phyll Chlor-op-hyll Chlor-op-hyl-l Chl-orop-hyll 8. Energ-y E-nergy Energy En-er-gy 9. Aut-ot-rop-h Au-to-troph Aut-otroph Autot-roph 10. Kingd-o-m King-dom Ki-ngd-o-m Kingdom 11. A-nus Anus An-us Anu-s 12. Trans-pi-r-at-ion Trans-pir-at-ion Trans-piration Tran-spi-ra-tion 13. Ver-teb-rate Vertebra-te Ver-te-brate Vert-e-brate 14. Rep-roduce Rep-rod-uce Re-pro-duce Rep-ro-duce 15. Me-tab-o-lism Metabolism Me-tabol-ism Me-t-abo-l-ism 16. L-ung Lun-g Lu-ng Lung 17. Re-sponse Res-ponse Response Resp-onse 18. Het-e-rot-roph Hete-rotroph Het-ero-troph He-terotro-ph 19. Xyl-em Xy-l-em Xy-lem Xylem 20. Gil-l Gi-ll G-ill Gill 21. P-hyl-um Phylum Ph-ylum Phy-lum HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#25 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ (Key 1 - Answer ID # 0540430) Select the definition that most nearly defines the given word.  1.   Adaptation   Free-living or colonial organisms with diverse nutritional and reproductive modes.     Organisms that make their own food.   The process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions).   2.   Reproduce   tissue that carries food from the leaves to parts of the plant   The way living things make new living things of the same kind.   membrane-covered structure that contains all the materials necessary for life 3.   Invertebrate   the ability of an object or being to do work or to make something happen   kingdom of unicellulary prokaryotes whose cell walls do not contain peptidoglyean.   sponge, worm, jellyfish, mollusks, arthropods (having no backbone) 4.   Autotroph   Sponges have no organ system and no true tissue Many have no define shape and live attach to one place they have to layers of cells with a jellylike fluid in the middle   the power or capacity for activity.   Organisms that make their own food. 5.   Anus   kingdom of life whose members make their own food   The ability to cause a change in matter.   Opening at the end of the rectum through which solid wastes are eliminated. 6.   Radial Symmetry   animals having jointed appendages, an exoskeleton and a segmented body   Animals that have body parts arranged in a circle around a center point.   These use the sun's energy to make food. 7.   Transpiration   The basic unit in a living thing.   A group of organisms in the animal or plant kingdom which have like characteristics; subdivision of genus   Leaves help roots take in water from soil through the process called____. 8.   Germination   The level of classification after kingdom.   organism that obtains food by eating other organisms (consumer)   The early growth stage of an embryo plant in a seed. 9.   Gill   cold-blooded animals that have bodies with rough skin and sharp spines   Invertebrate having jointed limbs and a segmented body with an exoskeleton made of chitin.     organs that exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen in the water 10.   Phylum   A process by which plants release energy and food to carry on life processes, such as growth, repair, and reproduction.   a taxonomic category containing classes with similiars characteristics   An organism with cells that contain nuceli and other cell structures. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#26 Name _____________________________ Date ___________________ (Key 1 - Answer ID # 0540430) Select the definition that most nearly defines the given word.  1.   Adaptation   Free-living or colonial organisms with diverse nutritional and reproductive modes.     Organisms that make their own food.   The process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions).   2.   Reproduce   tissue that carries food from the leaves to parts of the plant   The way living things make new living things of the same kind.   membrane-covered structure that contains all the materials necessary for life 3.   Invertebrate   the ability of an object or being to do work or to make something happen   kingdom of unicellulary prokaryotes whose cell walls do not contain peptidoglyean.   sponge, worm, jellyfish, mollusks, arthropods (having no backbone) 4.   Autotroph   Sponges have no organ system and no true tissue Many have no define shape and live attach to one place they have to layers of cells with a jellylike fluid in the middle   the power or capacity for activity.   Organisms that make their own food. 5.   Anus   kingdom of life whose members make their own food   The ability to cause a change in matter.   Opening at the end of the rectum through which solid wastes are eliminated. 6.   Radial Symmetry   animals having jointed appendages, an exoskeleton and a segmented body   Animals that have body parts arranged in a circle around a center point.   These use the sun's energy to make food. 7.   Transpiration   The basic unit in a living thing.   A group of organisms in the animal or plant kingdom which have like characteristics; subdivision of genus   Leaves help roots take in water from soil through the process called____. 8.   Germination   The level of classification after kingdom.   organism that obtains food by eating other organisms (consumer)   The early growth stage of an embryo plant in a seed. 9.   Gill   cold-blooded animals that have bodies with rough skin and sharp spines   Invertebrate having jointed limbs and a segmented body with an exoskeleton made of chitin.     organs that exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen in the water 10.   Phylum   A process by which plants release energy and food to carry on life processes, such as growth, repair, and reproduction.   a taxonomic category containing classes with similiars characteristics   An organism with cells that contain nuceli and other cell structures. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#27 Name Date Vocabulary Transpiration Metabolism Phylum Reproduce Mollusks Lung Bilateral Symmetry asnimals Kingdom Spores Vertebrate Cnidarians Exothermic Kidney Sponges Protists Vascular Gill Chlorophyll Plants Growth Archeabacteria Endothermic Endoskeleton Nonvascular phloem Prokaryotes Xylem Heterotroph cell Invertebrate Arthropods Energy Exoskeleton Echinoderms Monera Germination Eubacteria Adaptation Fungi Response Pollination Ec Cell Wall Eukaryotes Autotroph Species Radial Symmetry Anus Lifespan Matching Match each definition with a word. 1. a. any of a class (Archaeobacteria) or a separate kingdom (Archaebacteria) of primitive bacteria including methane-producing forms, some red halophilic forms, and others of harsh hot acidic environments b. kingdom of unicellulary prokaryotes whose cell walls do not contain peptidoglyean. 2. a. To produce offspring that are similar to the parents. b. To multiply or produce living individuals 3. a. This is the opening through which feces pass from our body. b. the rear opening of the digestive tract through which bulk waste (feces) passes out of the body. 4. a. The exterior covering that protects an arthropod. b. The hard, protective outer body covering over invertebrate animals, such as insects and crabs. 5. a. Surrounds a plant cell, giving it shape and support b. rigid structure that supports and protects the plant cell and is made mostly of bundles of cellulose fibers 6. a. The period during which something is functional (as between birth and death). b. The period during which something is functional (as between birth and death). 7. a. animals with a bag-shaped body that lives in the water. b. simplest of invertebrates, attsched to one spot in the water 8. a. A system of connected bones or plates that lie within the body of an organism. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#28 Vocabulary- Matching Transpiration Metabolism Phylum Reproduce Mollusks Lung Bilateral Symmetry asnimals Kingdom Spores Vertebrate Cnidarians Exothermic Kidney Sponges Protists Vascular Gill Chlorophyll Plants Growth Archeabacteria Endothermic Endoskeleton Nonvascular phloem Prokaryotes Xylem Heterotroph cell Invertebrate Arthropods Energy Exoskeleton Echinoderms Monera Germination Eubacteria Adaptation Fungi Response Pollination Ec Cell Wall Eukaryotes Autotroph Species Radial Symmetry Anus Lifespan Name Date invertebrates 9. a. body parts the same on each side b. parts on either side of a single dividing line are mirror images of one another 10. a. obtain energy from other organisms b. an organism that does not make its own food. 11. a. kingdom of unicellular prokaryotes whose cell walss are made up of peptidoylycan. b. the class of bacteria that are disease-causing. 12. a. Respiratory organ of aquatic animals that breathe oxygen dissolved in water. b. Any of the radiating leaflike spore-producing structures on the underside of the cap of a mushroom or similar fungus. 13. a. the group classification level that all living things are divided into. b. One of seven biological categories: Monera or Protoctista or Plantae or Fungi or Animalia. 14. a. The organic processes (in a cell or organism) that are necessary for life. b. all of the chemical reactions that occur within an organism. 15. a. The organ that takes in oxygen. b. Organs in your chest that help you breathe. 16. a. A reaction that absorbs heat. b. A change in which energy is absorbed 17. a. The sprouting of a seed into a new plant. b. The origin of some development. 18. a. Invertebrates that use poisonous stingers on their tentacles to capture prey and for protection are called ____. b. animal who has stinging cells;take their food into a central cavity 19. a. The body temperture of an animal is regulated by the temperture of the air around it. b. Process of perm activated by heat created chemicaly within the product. 20. a. Of or relating to or having vessels that conduct and circulate fluids. b. plants that have veins to carry water and nutrients 21. a. Free-living or colonial organisms with diverse nutritional and reproductive modes. b. a type of organism, usually small, and in most cases consisting of a single cell. 22. a. A Kingdom of organisms that are composed of prokaryotic cells. b. kingdom of organisms that do not have a distinct nucleus 23. a. Coins collectively. b. (biology) taxonomic group whose members can interbreed. 24. a. a taxonomic category containing classes with similiars characteristics b. 2nd largest group in scientific classification 25. a. animals having jointed appendages, an exoskeleton and a segmented body b. animals with a stiff shell called a exoskeleton HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#29 Vocabulary-  Matching Transpiration Metabolism Phylum Reproduce Mollusks Lung Bilateral Symmetry asnimals Kingdom Spores Vertebrate Cnidarians Exothermic Kidney Sponges Protists Vascular Gill Chlorophyll Plants Growth Archeabacteria Endothermic Endoskeleton Nonvascular phloem Prokaryotes Xylem Heterotroph cell Invertebrate Arthropods Energy Exoskeleton Echinoderms Monera Germination Eubacteria Adaptation Fungi Response Pollination Ec Cell Wall Eukaryotes Autotroph Species Radial Symmetry Anus Lifespan Name Date 26. a. A bodily process occurring due to the effect of some foregoing stimulus or agent. b. message a nerve cell fires off due to a stimulus 27. a. The process of givng off or exhaling water vapor through the skin or mucous membranes. b. the loss of water into the atmosphere through the stomata of plants 28. a. Animals that do not have backbones. b. animals without a backbone. 97% of all animals 29. a. A plant's woody tissue that carries water and mineral salts. b. Tubes carrying water and minerals upward. 30. a. organisms whose cells have a nucleus surrounded by a nuclear membrane b. Oganisms whose cells usually contain a nucleus or nuclei. 31. a. The green pigment in the leaves and stems of plants that is necessary for the production of plant food by photosynthesis. b. Any of a group of green pigments found in photosynthetic organisms. 32. a. the power or capacity for activity. b. Wood from trees is sometimes burned to produce a form of this. 33. a. membrane-covered structure that contains all the materials necessary for life b. The basic unit that makes up all plants and animals 34. a. Organisms that use energy from the sun or energy stored in chemical compounds to manufacture their food b. Plant capable of synthesizing its own food from simple organic substances. 35. a. Has many lines of symmetry that goes to a central point. b. The arrangement of body parts around a center point. 36. a. plants that lack tubes for carrying food and water b. Plants not having xylem and phloem 37. a. a change that helps something survive b. The process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions). 38. a. Mollusks have soft bodies. Mollusks have shells. b. characteristics of _____________ -invertebrates usually with shells protecting their soft bodies,mantle,and musclur foot 39. a. these are invertebrates that have rough, spiny skins b. Scientific name for the sand dollar 40. a. The only living things that can make food using energy from the sun. b. Put or set (seeds or seedlings) into the ground. 41. a. Organisms whose cells do not contain a nucleus and other specialized cell structures- bacteria is an example of a prokaryote- belongs to the Monera kingdom b. Organisms whose cells lack a nucleus and some other cell structures. 42. a. Vegetation that has grown. b. This is what happens after germination as the plant produces roots and leaves. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#30 Vocabulary-  Matching Transpiration Metabolism Phylum Reproduce Mollusks Lung Bilateral Symmetry asnimals Kingdom Spores Vertebrate Cnidarians Exothermic Kidney Sponges Protists Vascular Gill Chlorophyll Plants Growth Archeabacteria Endothermic Endoskeleton Nonvascular phloem Prokaryotes Xylem Heterotroph cell Invertebrate Arthropods Energy Exoskeleton Echinoderms Monera Germination Eubacteria Adaptation Fungi Response Pollination Ec Cell Wall Eukaryotes Autotroph Species Radial Symmetry Anus Lifespan Name Date 43. a. An organ in your body. You have two of these. This organ cleans your blood. The wastes that this organ removes will leave your body when you pee. b. an organ that removes wast water from blood. 44. a. (botany) tissue that conducts synthesized food substances (e.g., from leaves) to parts where needed; consists primarily of sieve tubes. b. tissue thru which food moves down thru a plant 45. a. Plant-like organisms that feed on dead matter or living things. b. Plural of fungus. A large group of living things including mushrooms, mildew, and molds. 46. a. Animals having a bony or cartilaginous skeleton with a segmented spinal column and a large brain enclosed in a skull or cranium. b. animals with a backbone 47. a. A single reproductive cell that grows into a new plant. b. Small usually single-celled reproductive body produced especially by certain bacteria and algae and fungi and nonflowering plants. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#31 Multiple Choice Select the definition that most nearly defines the given word. 48. Autotroph A. kingdom of unicellulary prokaryotes whose cell walls do not contain peptidoglyean. B. Plant capable of synthesizing its own food from simple organic substances. C. The arrangement of body parts around a center point. D. Tubes carrying water and minerals upward. 49. Eubacteria A. kingdom of unicellular prokaryotes whose cell walss are made up of peptidoylycan. B. The exterior covering that protects an arthropod. C. Scientific name for the sand dollar D. The process of givng off or exhaling water vapor through the skin or mucous membranes. 50. Metabolism A. The organic processes (in a cell or organism) that are necessary for life. B. To produce offspring that are similar to the parents. C. the class of bacteria that are disease-causing. D. This is what happens after germination as the plant produces roots and leaves. 51. Sponges A. animals with a bag-shaped body that lives in the water. B. The only living things that can make food using energy from the sun. C. Any of the radiating leaflike spore-producing structures on the underside of the cap of a mushroom or similar fungus. D. message a nerve cell fires off due to a stimulus 52. Growth A. This is what happens after germination as the plant produces roots and leaves. B. a taxonomic category containing classes with similiars characteristics C. tissue thru which food moves down thru a plant D. An organ in your body. You have two of these. This organ cleans your blood. The wastes that this organ removes will leave your body when you pee. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#32 Name Date 53. Energy A. Wood from trees is sometimes burned to produce a form of this. B. Mollusks have soft bodies. Mollusks have shells. C. the rear opening of the digestive tract through which bulk waste (feces) passes out of the body. D. Animals having a bony or cartilaginous skeleton with a segmented spinal column and a large brain enclosed in a skull or cranium. 54. Gill A. Organisms whose cells do not contain a nucleus and other specialized cell structures- bacteria is an example of a prokaryote- belongs to the Monera kingdom B. Any of the radiating leaflike spore-producing structures on the underside of the cap of a mushroom or similar fungus. C. A system of connected bones or plates that lie within the body of an organism. D. rigid structure that supports and protects the plant cell and is made mostly of bundles of cellulose fibers 55. Exothermic A. animals with a stiff shell called a exoskeleton B. The basic unit that makes up all plants and animals C. The body temperture of an animal is regulated by the temperture of the air around it. D. The green pigment in the leaves and stems of plants that is necessary for the production of plant food by photosynthesis. 56. Vascular A. The organ that takes in oxygen. B. animal who has stinging cells;take their food into a central cavity C. Of or relating to or having vessels that conduct and circulate fluids. D. The period during which something is functional (as between birth and death). 57. Lung A. Plant-like organisms that feed on dead matter or living things. B. The organ that takes in oxygen. C. all of the chemical reactions that occur within an organism. D. obtain energy from other organisms 58. Cell Wall A. Plants not having xylem and phloem B. A single reproductive cell that grows into a new plant. C. rigid structure that supports and protects the plant cell and is made mostly of bundles of cellulose fibers D. kingdom of organisms that do not have a distinct nucleus 59. Plants A. One of seven biological categories: Monera or Protoctista or Plantae or Fungi or Animalia. B. A change in which energy is absorbed C. The only living things that can make food using energy from the sun. D. Coins collectively. 60. Endothermic A. The process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions). B. Animals that do not have backbones. C. A reaction that absorbs heat. D. simplest of invertebrates, attsched to one spot in the water HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#33 Name Date 61. Lifespan A. parts on either side of a single dividing line are mirror images of one another B. Oganisms whose cells usually contain a nucleus or nuclei. C. The period during which something is functional (as between birth and death). D. The origin of some development. 62. phloem A. Free-living or colonial organisms with diverse nutritional and reproductive modes. B. The body temperture of an animal is regulated by the temperture of the air around it. C. (botany) tissue that conducts synthesized food substances (e.g., from leaves) to parts where needed; consists primarily of sieve tubes. D. the power or capacity for activity. 63. Invertebrate A. Plant capable of synthesizing its own food from simple organic substances. B. Animals that do not have backbones. C. a taxonomic category containing classes with similiars characteristics D. the rear opening of the digestive tract through which bulk waste (feces) passes out of the body. 64. Bilateral Symmetry A. parts on either side of a single dividing line are mirror images of one another B. the group classification level that all living things are divided into. C. (botany) tissue that conducts synthesized food substances (e.g., from leaves) to parts where needed; consists primarily of sieve tubes. D. kingdom of organisms that do not have a distinct nucleus 65. Chlorophyll A. (biology) taxonomic group whose members can interbreed. B. obtain energy from other organisms C. The organic processes (in a cell or organism) that are necessary for life. D. The green pigment in the leaves and stems of plants that is necessary for the production of plant food by photosynthesis. 66. Transpiration A. Of or relating to or having vessels that conduct and circulate fluids. B. animals without a backbone. 97% of all animals C. The process of givng off or exhaling water vapor through the skin or mucous membranes. D. The exterior covering that protects an arthropod. 67. Phylum A. The process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions). B. Plants not having xylem and phloem C. Scientific name for the sand dollar D. a taxonomic category containing classes with similiars characteristics 68. Kingdom A. Organs in your chest that help you breathe. B. the group classification level that all living things are divided into. C. Mollusks have soft bodies. Mollusks have shells. D. kingdom of unicellular prokaryotes whose cell walss are made up of peptidoylycan. 69. Spores A. Process of perm activated by heat created chemicaly within the product. B. Put or set (seeds or seedlings) into the ground. C. A single reproductive cell that grows into a new plant. D. Organisms that use energy from the sun or energy stored in chemical compounds to manufacture their food HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#34 70. Protists A. a type of organism, usually small, and in most cases consisting of a single cell. B. Has many lines of symmetry that goes to a central point. C. Wood from trees is sometimes burned to produce a form of this. D. skeleton located inside the body; characteristic of all vertebrates and some invertebrates 71. Echinoderms A. Free-living or colonial organisms with diverse nutritional and reproductive modes. B. Scientific name for the sand dollar C. A single reproductive cell that grows into a new plant. D. The period during which something is functional (as between birth and death). 72. Radial Symmetry A. The basic unit that makes up all plants and animals B. The arrangement of body parts around a center point. C. rigid structure that supports and protects the plant cell and is made mostly of bundles of cellulose fibers D. an organ that removes wast water from blood. 73. cell A. membrane-covered structure that contains all the materials necessary for life B. Tubes carrying water and minerals upward. C. Vegetation that has grown. D. animals with a backbone 74. Mollusks A. Mollusks have soft bodies. Mollusks have shells. B. The origin of some development. C. A bodily process occurring due to the effect of some foregoing stimulus or agent. D. animals having jointed appendages, an exoskeleton and a segmented body 75. Reproduce A. Invertebrates that use poisonous stingers on their tentacles to capture prey and for protection are called ____. B. Plant-like organisms that feed on dead matter or living things. C. To multiply or produce living individuals D. animals with a bag-shaped body that lives in the water. 76. Eukaryotes A. parts on either side of a single dividing line are mirror images of one another B. Respiratory organ of aquatic animals that breathe oxygen dissolved in water. C. A reaction that absorbs heat. D. Oganisms whose cells usually contain a nucleus or nuclei. 77. Nonvascular A. Plants not having xylem and phloem B. any of a class (Archaeobacteria) or a separate kingdom (Archaebacteria) of primitive bacteria including methane-producing forms, some red halophilic forms, and others of harsh hot acidic environments C. Organisms whose cells lack a nucleus and some other cell structures. D. a type of organism, usually small, and in most cases consisting of a single cell. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#35 78. Exoskeleton A. message a nerve cell fires off due to a stimulus B. This is the opening through which feces pass from our body. C. The hard, protective outer body covering over invertebrate animals, such as insects and crabs. D. animals with a bag-shaped body that lives in the water. 79. Xylem A. animals with a backbone B. The arrangement of body parts around a center point. C. Invertebrates that use poisonous stingers on their tentacles to capture prey and for protection are called ____. D. A plant's woody tissue that carries water and mineral salts. 80. Adaptation A. Plants not having xylem and phloem B. The process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions). C. Organisms that use energy from the sun or energy stored in chemical compounds to manufacture their food D. kingdom of unicellulary prokaryotes whose cell walls do not contain peptidoglyean. 81. Germination A. A single reproductive cell that grows into a new plant. B. The sprouting of a seed into a new plant. C. The organic processes (in a cell or organism) that are necessary for life. D. To multiply or produce living individuals 82. Anus A. This is what happens after germination as the plant produces roots and leaves. B. (biology) taxonomic group whose members can interbreed. C. The period during which something is functional (as between birth and death). D. the rear opening of the digestive tract through which bulk waste (feces) passes out of the body. 83. Arthropods A. the loss of water into the atmosphere through the stomata of plants B. Put or set (seeds or seedlings) into the ground. C. tissue thru which food moves down thru a plant D. animals having jointed appendages, an exoskeleton and a segmented body 84. Species A. Coins collectively. B. The hard, protective outer body covering over invertebrate animals, such as insects and crabs. C. The organ that takes in oxygen. D. Scientific name for the sand dollar 85. Archeabacteria A. membrane-covered structure that contains all the materials necessary for life B. A Kingdom of organisms that are composed of prokaryotic cells. C. a taxonomic category containing classes with similiars characteristics D. any of a class (Archaeobacteria) or a separate kingdom (Archaebacteria) of primitive bacteria including methane-producing forms, some red halophilic forms, and others of harsh hot acidic environments 86. Heterotroph A. an organism that does not make its own food. B. Tubes carrying water and minerals upward. C. animals without a backbone. 97% of all animals D. characteristics of _____________ -invertebrates usually with shells protecting their soft bodies,mantle,and musclur foot HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#36 Name Date 87. Response A. A bodily process occurring due to the effect of some foregoing stimulus or agent. B. plants that have veins to carry water and nutrients C. Wood from trees is sometimes burned to produce a form of this. D. Plant-like organisms that feed on dead matter or living things. 88. Vertebrate A. kingdom of unicellular prokaryotes whose cell walss are made up of peptidoylycan. B. animals with a backbone C. The process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions). D. rigid structure that supports and protects the plant cell and is made mostly of bundles of cellulose fibers 89. Endoskeleton A. Any of the radiating leaflike spore-producing structures on the underside of the cap of a mushroom or similar fungus. B. skeleton located inside the body; characteristic of all vertebrates and some invertebrates C. body parts the same on each side D. Oganisms whose cells usually contain a nucleus or nuclei. 90. Cnidarians A. an organ that removes wast water from blood. B. animals with a stiff shell called a exoskeleton C. Process of perm activated by heat created chemicaly within the product. D. animal who has stinging cells;take their food into a central cavity 91. Prokaryotes A. The origin of some development. B. an organism that does not make its own food. C. Organisms whose cells do not contain a nucleus and other specialized cell structures- bacteria is an example of a prokaryote- belongs to the Monera kingdom D. The green pigment in the leaves and stems of plants that is necessary for the production of plant food by photosynthesis. 92. Fungi A. One of seven biological categories: Monera or Protoctista or Plantae or Fungi or Animalia. B. characteristics of _____________ -invertebrates usually with shells protecting their soft bodies,mantle,and musclur foot C. A change in which energy is absorbed D. Plural of fungus. A large group of living things including mushrooms, mildew, and molds. 93. Kidney A. kingdom of unicellulary prokaryotes whose cell walls do not contain peptidoglyean. B. A single reproductive cell that grows into a new plant. C. Plants not having xylem and phloem D. an organ that removes wast water from blood. 94. Monera A. kingdom of organisms that do not have a distinct nucleus B. simplest of invertebrates, attsched to one spot in the water C. The process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions). D. Animals having a bony or cartilaginous skeleton with a segmented spinal column and a large brain enclosed in a HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#37 Name Date Complete the Sentence Write the word that best completes each of the following sentences. 95. During the sexual stage in the life cycle of a nonflowering plant ____ are produced. 96. To ____ and to lay eggs is to spawn. 97. A shellfish is an ____, it has no backbone. 98. Many turtles have a very long ____. 99. People who suffer from ____ failuse must have dialysis treatments. 100. ____ of plants is like evaporation from bodies of water. 101. That catfish has a large ____. 102. The first ____ were anaerobic. 103. A plant is a good exam ple of an ____. 104. Homeostasis is a natural ____ by your body to keep your inside temperature the same even when the outside temperature changes. 105. Mushrooms, yeasts and molds are part of the ____ Kingdom. 106. Worms and humans are both in the ____ Animalia. 107. Coral polyps are animals that leave behind an ____ when they die. 108. Special tubes called ____ carry food throughout the plant. 109. The unique jaw shape of each species is an ____ toits unique diet. 110. During a bowel movement the rectum pushes waste out through the ____. 111. If you use a grow light you will be able to see signs of ____ within a few days. 112. Amphibians is just one of the five classes of ____ animals. 113. Some ____ crawl while others swim. 114. ____, Fungi, Plants and Animals are eukaryotes. 115. The classification groups are: kingdom, ____, class, order, family, genus, and species. 116. The science of genetics had its beginnings when Mendel bred pea ____. 117. This ____ of fish can fly. 118. The relationship of the rain to the crops affects their ____. 119. ____ are good examples of filter feeders. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#38 Name Date 120. The mesophyll was active with movement from the ____. 121. Jasper's ____ processed Cheez Doodles into energy quickly. 122. The food coloring was carried up the celery through hollow tubes called ____. 123. A starfish and a coral are both ____. 124. Plants which absorb water through their roots are called ____ plants. 125. Echinoderms have an interanl supporting structure called an ____. 126. ____ can be either single-celled or muli-celled. 127. My grandmother is sick with a ____ ailment. 128. Bacteria belongs to the Kingdom ____. 129. ____ plants don't have xylem and phloem tissues that move water, dissolved nutrients, and food through them. 130. A type of ____ that travels as a wave, but does not need anything through which to travel is called light. 131. ____ use their tentacles to catch their food. 132. ____ are the largest invertebrate phylum. 133. Chromosomes provide instructions for all the traits of the ____ and organism. HOMEWORK   Name        Date           Day#39 Analogies Complete the analogies. Insecta Transpiration octopus protons Endothermic skin thorax happiness egg sac harvest insects Reproduce heroine plants sprouting dirty arachnid sponge 134. sow : plant :: reap : _____________________ 135. restrained : controlled :: bliss : _____________________ 136. sea anemone : animal :: algae : _____________________ 137. vertebrate : dolphin :: invertebrate : _____________________ 138. pollination : fertilization :: germination : _____________________ 139. negative : electrons :: positive : _____________________