Study guide-Investigation 3 structures of life

herbivore- ________

• an animal that only eats plants

• an animal that only eats meat

• an animal that eats both plants and meat

• an animal that does not eat at all

omnivore- ________

• an animal that eats both plants and animals

• an animal that only eats plants

• an animal that only eats insects

• an animal that only eats meat

offspring- ________

• plant or animal produced by parent

• type of soil

• part of a flower

• method of pollination

predator- ________

• an animal that hunts/eats another

• a plant that makes its own food

• an animal that only eats plants

• a non-living thing in the environment

prey- ________

• an animal that gets eaten

• a plant that makes food

• a rock in the forest

• a river in the desert

adaptation- ________

• any structure or behavior that helps an organism survive

• a type of food an organism eats

• the process of making energy from sunlight

• a place where an organism lives

carnivore- ________

• an animal that only eats other animals

• an animal that only eats plants

• an animal that eats both plants and animals

• an animal that eats insects

Environment- ________

• everything that surrounds an organism (similar to habitat)

• only the air around an organism

• the food an organism eats

• the water an organism drinks

The two types of adaptations are:

• Structural and behavioral adaptations

• Physical and chemical adaptations

• Internal and external adaptations

• Genetic and environmental adaptations

The difference between herbivore, omnivore, and carnivore is:

• Herbivores eat only plants, carnivores eat only animals, and omnivores eat both plants and animals.

• Herbivores eat only animals, carnivores eat only plants, and omnivores eat only fruits.

• Herbivores eat both plants and animals, carnivores eat only plants, and omnivores eat only animals.

• Herbivores eat only fruits, carnivores eat only vegetables, and omnivores eat only grains.