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I am the outer most layer of an animal cell. What am I?

• cell wall
• nucleus
• cell membrane 
• cell skin

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This structure is only in plant cells. It is outside of the cell membrane and adds more support/structure to the plant.

• Cell membrane
• Cell Nucleus
• Cell Wall
• Endoplasmic Reticulum

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What part of the plant is this?

• stem

• flower

• roots

• leaves

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Which of the following adaptations would be common to animals living in cold climates?

• Thick fur

• Large Wings

• Bright Coloration

• Storing water in their body

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How do the zig-zag edges on a tea plant leaf help it survive?

• protect from predators
• rainwater runs off
• makes leaf taste bad
• it just looks cool

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The diagram shows an animal-pollinated flower. Which of the following characteristics must this flower have?

• Stigma is sticky.

• Flower has no scent.

• Petals are large and colourful.

• Produces sweet nectar.

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Leaves of underwater plants do not have stomata. One example of such a plant is....

• Lotus

• Hyacinth

• Hydrilla

• Water lettuce

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What are the functions of the skeletal system?

• Give you structure, protection and allow movement

• Circulate blood through the body

• Send messages throughout the body

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A scorpion uses a __________, found on the end of its tail, for paralyzing its prey and for defending itself.

• Jumping

• Teeth

• Brain

• Stinger

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Some animals, such as lions, have pointed teeth, while other animals, such as cattle, have flat teeth. The difference in the shape of these animals' teeth is most closely related to--- (5.10A)

• the type of organisms the animals consume

• the sounds the animals make

• the habitat the animals live in

• the type of predators the animals have

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