The basic unit of structure and function in living things.

Animals with a backbone.

Animals without a backbone.

An organelle that directs and instructs the cell's activities.

The jellylike substance that keeps the cell healthy.

The largest classification group

The smallest classification group

Animal group with hair or fur and produce milk for their young

Group of animals with scaly skin and lays eggs

Group of animals that has feathers which keep them warm

A group of animals that has scales and lives in water

This organelle supports and protects the plant cell

This organelle releases energy from food

This organelle makes food for the cell

This organelle stores food, water, and waste in the cell

A behavior that an animal acquires through experience

Characteristic passed from parent to offspring

Appears less often in a species from parent to offspring

Appears most often in a species from parent to offspring

A way of acting that is an inherited trait

Forces that build up the land

Molten rock under Earth's surface

Molten rock flowing out of the Earth's crust

Forces that breakdown the earth's surface

Violent shaking of the ground due to interaction of tectonics plates

Instrument used to measure the magnitude of an Earthquake

An opening in Earth's surface through which melted rock, hot gases, rock fragments, and ash erupt.

A wall along the banks of the river, designed to stop flooding

A tall wall built along the back edge of beach, designed to prevent erosion

A system of pipes or channels that carry away water from storms

An artificial lake, used to hold water for future use and to control flow

Dropping or releasing sediments in a new location

Breaking down rock without changing what it is

Breaking down rock chemically and changing it into something different

I breathe through a blowhole and have lungs. I live in water, but give birth to live young. What type of vertebrate am I?

I spend most of my time in the water. I have dry rough scales and lay eggs. What type of vertebrate am I?

I use my feathered wings to navigate the sky. I breathe through lungs and lay eggs. Which type of vertebrate am I?

I use my two legs to walk on land. I am warm blooded and have hair. Which type of vertebrate am I?

I have thick fur covering my body. I give birth to live young and breathe through lungs. Which type of vertebrate am I?

I have lungs and live on land. My feathers are very long, but I am not able to fly. Which type of vertebrate I am?

I have moist skin and spend a lot of time in or near the water. I was born with gills, but now I breathe through lungs. Which type of vertebrate am I?

I have smooth scales and use my gills to breathe underwater. I lay millions of eggs at a time. Which type of vertebrate am I?

I was born in the water, but now live on land. I have smooth moist skin, I lay eggs, and I'm cold-blooded. Which type of vertebrate am I?

Venus fly traps are cool plants because they 'eat' flies that land on their petals.

I have red hair and freckles on my face.

I know how to speak both English and Spanish.

I was an allstar at baseball, football, and soccer last year.

My mother and I have really curly hair.

I am the tallest of my brothers and sisters. My grandpa is the tallest of his siblings, too.

I have beautiful handwriting like my grandmother. I watched her write many letters.

My dog had puppies and I taught them how to play fetch when they were old enough.

Most spiders build webs to live in and catch their prey.

My neighbors black and white cat had three white kittens and three black kittens.

In science class, my teacher combined vinegar and baking soda to make a volcano.

"Do you like my new haircut?" asked Jayda.

We had a competition to see who could fold the best airplane out of paper.

My stomach is digesting pizza, corn, french fries, and chocolate cake from lunch.

In 1945, the U.S. used nuclear bombs to destroy two Japanese cities and WWI

If you leave your bicycle outside in the rain, the metal will rust and turn color

The ice cubes I put in my water bottle are already melting in this heat

My dog is terrified of fireworks because of the loud booming sound made when they explode

Jasmine baked a cake for her best friend's birthday.

I mixed lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, and croutons to make a salad for dinner.

An incomplete circuit that will not light a bulb

A complete circuit that will light a bulb

I am the amount of matter in an object. I can be measured with a balance. I do not change when there is a change in the force of gravity. What am I?

I am the combination of two or more substances that do not cause a change. The substances I combine can be separated. An example of me is a salad. What am I?

I am something that resists the flow of electricity. I am often used around electric wires to prevent shocks. Examples of me are plastic and rubber. What am I?

I am a material in which negative charges can move easily. Metals are the best example of me, such as copper. I allow electricity to move through a complete circuit. What am I?

I have a north and south pole. Opposite ends of me attract each other. I allow objects made of metal to stick to me. What am I?

I have coils of current-carrying wire around an iron core. I am temporary. I need a current to pass through my wire coil in order to allow objects of metal to stick to me. What am I?

I am something that does not result in the creation of a new substance. Some examples of me are cutting, shredding, breaking, and water turning to ice. What am I?

I am something that results in the creation of a new substance. I happen when two substances react together. Examples of me are burning, rusting, and tarnishing. What am I?

I am something that creates landforms. Some examples of me are deposition, volcanic eruptions, and floods. What am I?

I am something that destroys landforms. Some examples of me are weathering, erosion, and earthquakes. What am I?

I am a hill of sand. I can be easily shaped by wind. I am the result of weathering. What am I?

I am an area of new land at the mouth of a river. I am formed by deposition. An example of me is at the mouth of the Mississippi River, where it meets the Gulf of Mexico. What am I?

I am the process of moving sediment by wind, water, or ice. I am a destructive process. Waves crashing against rocks and wearing them away is an example of me. What am I?

I am the wearing away of rocks near the surface of the earth. I am often caused by blowing sand hitting rock. I occur over a long period of time. What am I?

I am used to measure and record movement in Earth's crust. I tell how strong an earthquake is and how long it lasted. My data can locate a quake's epicenter. What am I?

I am used for flood control. I am a wall of earth or concrete that is built along the bank of a waterway. I keep rising floodwaters within a channel. What am I?

I am used for flood control. I hold back water that would rush downstream. I stop the flow of a river and form a lake. What am I?

I am a wall-like structure sticking out into the ocean. I am often made from large rocks. I trap sand and small rocks to help prevent the loss of beach sand. What am I?

I am both a constructive and destructive process. I am a mountain made of lava ash, and other materials during eruptions. I have different shapes. I often form over a hot spot as a plate moves over it. What am I?

I am a break in the Earth's crust. I am usually found at the edge of a plate. Most earthquakes occur along me. What am I?

I am the process in which sediment drops out of water. I often occur when fast moving water carries sediment and drops it at another location (usually the mouth of a river). What am I?

I am a group of seed-bearing plants. I am a plant that produces naked seeds. I reproduce by combining the pollen from male pine cones with eggs on female cones. What am I?

I am a group of flowering plants. My seeds are protected by a fruit. Apple trees are an example of me. What am I?

I am the part of a chromosome that contains DNA. I contain the codes for certain traits. You inherit me from your parents, which determine many of your traits. What am I?

I am a living thing that is too small to be seen without a microscope. I have a negative impact on life. Examples of me are ringworm and strep bacteria. What am I?

I am a living thing that is too small to be seen without a microscope. I have a positive impact on life. Examples of me are mold used to make penicillin, and phytoplankton that releases oxygen. What am I?

I am the basic unit of life for one group of organisms. I contain several different organelles. I contain a cell wall and chloroplasts. I can make my own food. What am I?

I am the basic unit of life for one group of organisms. I contain several different organelles. I am surrounded by a cell membrane. I can't make my own food. What am I?