Diverse Living Things: Alphabet Quiz

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Explore living things A–Z

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Diverse Living Things: Alphabet QuizVersion en ligne Explore living things A–Z par BEGOÑA BARTRINA JIMENEZ A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S V X Y Z Starts with A Aquatic, photosynthesis-capable organisms that produce much of the oxygen in water and air; they resemble plants but are not classified as such. Starts with B Very simple microscopic beings that live in almost every place on the planet. Starts with C Animals that eat other animals; predators hunt them and scavengers feed on dead ones. Starts with D What a living thing eats; can be plant, animal, or both depending on the organism. Starts with E Group including starfish and sea urchins; their bodies have hard protective pieces. Starts with F Male and female parts of the plant involved in reproduction; helps form seeds. Starts with G External openings used by some animals to breathe when young. Starts with H The place where a living thing lives, such as land or water. Starts with I Animals that don’t have bones and are grouped into six main kinds. Starts with J Aquatic animals with a soft body and tentacles; part of the invertebrate groups. Starts with L Plant parts that capture light and contribute to nourishment and growth. Starts with M Fungi that grow in humid environments; some are edible, others dangerous. Starts with N Process by which living things obtain energy and nutrients from food. Starts with O Creatures with a varied diet that includes both plants and other animals. Starts with P Living things that make their own food and use roots, stems, and leaves to grow. Contains Q Characteristic of certain animals that can live in water Starts with R Part of a plant that absorbs water and nutrients from the soil. Starts with S Leaf-like structure at the base of a flower that surrounds the base. Starts with V Animals with a skeleton; includes mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians. Contains X Plants release this gas when they perform photosynthesis Starts with Y Microscopic fungi used to leaven bread and in some food production. Contains Z A small reptile that has a long body, four short legs, a long tail, and thick skin

Diverse Living Things: Alphabet QuizVersion en ligne

Explore living things A–Z

par BEGOÑA BARTRINA JIMENEZ

Starts with A

Aquatic, photosynthesis-capable organisms that produce much of the oxygen in water and air; they resemble plants but are not classified as such.

Starts with B

Very simple microscopic beings that live in almost every place on the planet.

Starts with C

Animals that eat other animals; predators hunt them and scavengers feed on dead ones.

Starts with D

What a living thing eats; can be plant, animal, or both depending on the organism.

Starts with E

Group including starfish and sea urchins; their bodies have hard protective pieces.

Starts with F

Male and female parts of the plant involved in reproduction; helps form seeds.

Starts with G

External openings used by some animals to breathe when young.

Starts with H

The place where a living thing lives, such as land or water.

Starts with I

Animals that don’t have bones and are grouped into six main kinds.

Starts with J

Aquatic animals with a soft body and tentacles; part of the invertebrate groups.

Starts with L

Plant parts that capture light and contribute to nourishment and growth.

Starts with M

Fungi that grow in humid environments; some are edible, others dangerous.

Starts with N

Process by which living things obtain energy and nutrients from food.

Starts with O

Creatures with a varied diet that includes both plants and other animals.

Starts with P

Living things that make their own food and use roots, stems, and leaves to grow.

Contains Q

Characteristic of certain animals that can live in water

Starts with R

Part of a plant that absorbs water and nutrients from the soil.

Starts with S

Leaf-like structure at the base of a flower that surrounds the base.

Starts with V

Animals with a skeleton; includes mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians.

Contains X

Plants release this gas when they perform photosynthesis

Starts with Y

Microscopic fungi used to leaven bread and in some food production.

Contains Z

A small reptile that has a long body, four short legs, a long tail, and thick skin

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Diverse Living Things: Alphabet QuizVersion en ligne

par BEGOÑA BARTRINA JIMENEZ

Starts with A

Aquatic, photosynthesis-capable organisms that produce much of the oxygen in water and air; they resemble plants but are not classified as such.

Starts with B

Very simple microscopic beings that live in almost every place on the planet.

Starts with C

Animals that eat other animals; predators hunt them and scavengers feed on dead ones.

Starts with D

What a living thing eats; can be plant, animal, or both depending on the organism.

Starts with E

Group including starfish and sea urchins; their bodies have hard protective pieces.

Starts with F

Male and female parts of the plant involved in reproduction; helps form seeds.

Starts with G

External openings used by some animals to breathe when young.

Starts with H

The place where a living thing lives, such as land or water.

Starts with I

Animals that don’t have bones and are grouped into six main kinds.

Starts with J

Aquatic animals with a soft body and tentacles; part of the invertebrate groups.

Starts with L

Plant parts that capture light and contribute to nourishment and growth.

Starts with M

Fungi that grow in humid environments; some are edible, others dangerous.

Starts with N

Process by which living things obtain energy and nutrients from food.

Starts with O

Creatures with a varied diet that includes both plants and other animals.

Starts with P

Living things that make their own food and use roots, stems, and leaves to grow.

Contains Q

Characteristic of certain animals that can live in water

Starts with R

Part of a plant that absorbs water and nutrients from the soil.

Starts with S

Leaf-like structure at the base of a flower that surrounds the base.

Starts with V

Animals with a skeleton; includes mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians.

Contains X

Plants release this gas when they perform photosynthesis

Starts with Y

Microscopic fungi used to leaven bread and in some food production.

Contains Z

A small reptile that has a long body, four short legs, a long tail, and thick skin