What is any living thing called?

What are the tiny building blocks of life called?

What do you call an organism made of one cell (ex: bacteria)?

What do you call an organism made of many cells (ex: humans, trees)?

What is something that causes a change (ex: bright light) called?

How an organism reacts (ex: squinting) is called a _______.

What is the old, wrong idea that life comes from nonliving things called?

What is keeping a balanced inside condition (ex: body temperature) called?

A group of similar organisms that can reproduce with each other is called a _______.

A tiny particle that causes disease and needs a host to live is called a _______.

An organism a virus or parasite lives in or on is called a _______.

A shot or medicine that helps the body fight disease is called a _______.

Single-celled organisms; some are helpful, others cause illness. What are they called?

When bacteria are no longer killed by medicine (antibiotics), they are called _______.

Mostly single-celled organisms that are not plants, animals, or fungi (ex: amoeba) are called _______.

Organisms that live on or in another and harm it (ex: tapeworm) are called _______.

Organisms that eat other organisms for food are called _______.

Organisms that make their own food (plants use sunlight) are called _______.

One parent makes identical offspring. This is called _______.

Two parents make offspring with mixed traits. This is called _______.

Groups of similar cells working together are called _______.

A body part made of tissues that work together (ex: heart, leaf) is called an _______.

Cells with special jobs (ex: muscle cells, guard cells) are called _______.

Animals with backbones are called ________.

Animals without backbones are called ________.

How body parts are arranged is called ________.

No symmetry (ex: sponge) is called ________.

Body parts in a circle (ex: starfish, jellyfish) is called ________.

Two equal halves (ex: humans, dogs) is called ________.

Warm-blooded animals with hair/fur; mothers make milk are called ________.

Movement by pushing water out (ex: squid) is called ________.

Body part some mollusks use to move (ex: snail) is called ________.

Small suction parts echinoderms use to move (ex: starfish) are called ________.

A trait that helps an organism survive is called ________.

Animals that live part in water and part on land (ex: frogs) are called ________.

Mammals that carry babies in a pouch (ex: kangaroo) are called ________.

Egg-laying mammals (ex: platypus) are called ________.

Invertebrates with jointed legs and exoskeletons (ex: insects, crabs, spiders) are called ________.

Simple animals with stinging cells (ex: jellyfish, coral) are called ________.

Simple animals that filter food from water are called ________.

Soft-bodied animals, many with shells (ex: clams, octopus) are called ________.

Spiny-skinned animals (ex: sea urchins, starfish) are called ________.

Plants with tubes that move water and food are called ________.

Plants without tubes; soak up water directly (ex: mosses) are called ________.

The tubes inside plants (xylem & phloem) are called ________.

Small openings on leaves for gases to move in and out are called ________.

A stiff outer layer around plant, fungi, and some bacteria cells is called ________.

The part of a plant cell where photosynthesis happens is called ________.

A storage bubble in cells (holds water/food) is called ________.

The green pigment that captures sunlight for photosynthesis is called ________.

Organisms like mushrooms, molds, and yeast that absorb food are called ________.

A type of fungus that grows in filaments is called ________.

A fungus and algae living together is called ________.

A single-celled fungus is called ________.

Medicine that kills bacteria is called ________.

Fill in the blank: The thin layer that controls what enters and leaves the cell is called the _________?

Fill in the blank: The tail-like part that helps some cells move is called the _________.

Fill in the blank: Instructions (DNA/RNA) that tell cells how to work are called _________?

Fill in the blank: The jelly-like fluid inside cells is called _________.

Fill in the blank: Tiny hair-like parts that help bacteria stick to things are called _________?

Fill in the blank: Small parts in cells where proteins are made are called _________.

A cell that a virus enters to make copies of itself is called a _________.

Fill in the blank: When a disease spreads quickly in an area, it is called an _________

Fill in the blank: A living thing too small to see without a microscope is called a _________?

Fill in the blank: The science of naming and classifying living things is called _________.

Fill in the blank: A natural, nonliving solid found in Earth with a set chemical makeup is called a _________.

Taxonomy

Resistant

Classification

Homeostasis

All living things are composed of. . . .(building blocks of living things)

Animals eat food and plants use sunlight, both are examples of obtaining what?

What is an example of "homeostasis"?

What are the living and nonliving things in an environment or area?

Process by which a single parent reproduces by itself

The central structure of the cell containing DNA and RNA which are responsible for growth and reproduction