A _____________________ eats or consumes other living things.

• producer

• consumer

• decomposer

• vascular

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In _____________________ plants, tube-like tissues transport water through the plant.

• nonvascular

• vascular

• stem

• dead

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These living organisms feast on dead parts of animals or plants and are known as _____________________.

• producers

• vascular

• decomposers

• consumers

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Flower _______________ (part of a flower) move water and nutrients from the roots to leaves.

• leaves

• stem

• roots

• bacteria

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A tool that helps scientist identify an organism by asking a series of questions is called the _________________ ________________ (two words).

• food chain

• animal web

• dichotomous key

• periodic table

These vertebrates often have fur, produce milk for their babies, and are warm-blooded.

• amphibians

• fish

• reptiles

• mammals

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These vertebrates have gills that help them breathe under water and adapt to the water temperature they live in.

• amphibians

• plants

• humans

• fish

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Frogs and salamanders are examples of what specific group _____________________________.

• fish

• muppets

• mammals

• amphibians

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________________________ are animals WITHOUT a backbone.

• vertebrates

• vascular

• nonvascular

• invertebrates

_________________ is the process plants go through to create food with sunlight.

• roots

• growing

• vascular

• photosynthesis

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