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WorksheetsScience Vocabulary
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
The basic unit of an organism
omnivore
cell
heart
kidneys
Eats both plants and animals
heart
producer
omnivore
herbivore
Four-chambered organ that pumps blood throughout the body
kidneys
skin
arteries
heart
Carries blood away from the heart
veins
arteries
Carries blood from the body to the heart.
arteries
veins
Gas necessary for human respiration
carbon
carbon dioxide
oxygen
helium
Organs that filter and clean the blood
heart
kidneys
lungs
skin
Tubes that carry sap to living cells in the plant
phloem
chlorophyll
carbon dioxide
How many bones are in the body
over 600
206
32
11
The class of animals that include seals, mice, deer, and humans
mammals
gills
invertebrate
amphibians
The missing region of the brain: brain stem, _________, and cerebrum
biosphere
cerebellum
vein
pinnate
A word meaning the role of a living thing within an ecosystem
nymph
niche
the skeleton
mammals
The process that plants use to make their own food
germination
pinnate
photosynthesis
Fish use these to breathe underwater
lateral lines
kidneys
gills
snorkels
A scientist who studies plants
herpetologist
biologist
botanist
chemist
Air holes to breath in organisms
spiracles
pinnate
nose
transpiration
Animals that can not control their body temperature
warm-blooded
cold-blooded
new moon
equilibrium
Liquid that fills living cells
water
carbon dioxide
cytoplasm
Scientist that studies reptiles
botanist
herpetologist
reptologist
Bending of light rays
refraction
reflection
germination
lateral lines
optical illusion caused by the bending of light
Arctic Tundra
chemical reaction
decibels
mirage
Which of the following is a gas giant
Pluto
Venus
Earth
Neptune
This is where we can't see any of the lit up side of the moon. The moon is between us and the sun
full moon
carbon
new moon
waxing crescent
Number of permanent teeth in humans
about 5
206
32
11
Process that plants make sugar from water and carbon dioxide
photosynthesis
membrane
plants
climate
Process by which a seed sprout.
cytoplasm
mirage
germination
radio waves
Leaf vein pattern shaped like a feather
parallel
pinnate
molt
vibrations
The name for snail with one shell
biosphere
gastropods
vein
exoskeleton
The action of an insect larva when it splits its outer skin and has a new one underneath.
molt
exoskeleton
plant
cerebellum
The organs on the side of fish that sense vibrations
gills
lazy lines
lateral lines
fins
The system that carries carbon dioxide out of the body
digestive system
nervous system
respiratory system
endocrine system
A term for the entire living world on Earth including land and the atmosphere
hemisphere
biology
biosphere
chemistry
Low, flat, foggy layers of dark clouds
cirrus clouds
stratus clouds
The name for high, thin, wispy, white clouds
Cirrus clouds
stratus clouds
The name of the outside of a living cell
wall
membrane
cytoplasm
mitochondria
A form of electromagnetic radiation used for communication
telephone
radio waves
microwaves
refraction
First invention that conducted human sound over wires
radio waves
telephone
traffic light
cell phone
Two particles in the nucleus of an atom
protons
electrons
neutrons
elements
force of gravity pulling air toward Earth
magnetic
air pressure
air force
mirage
The speed of light
100,896 miles per second
186,000 miles per second
86,000 miles per second
108,600 miles per second
Another name for seed leaf
germination
cotyledon
refraction
mirage
Material burning is an example of a
chemical reaction
physical change
physical reaction
vascular plants
