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Flowering
Plants
Flowering
Plants
Human
Body
Human
Body
Animals
with
Backbones
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Plant organ that gives
structure to plant.
What is the stem?
A plant structure where
seeds are made.
What is a flower?
The pollen-producing
reproductive organ of a
flower, consisting of an
anther and a filament.
What is a stamen?
A structure produced by a plant
that contains a tiny
underdeveloped plant and a
supply of food for the plant.
What is a seed?
Process in flowering
reproduction in which male
(sperm) and female (oval)
reproductive cells join to form a
new cell (egg).
What is fertilization?
Plant organ that absorbs water
and minerals from the ground.
What are roots?
A plant organ that perform
photosynthesis creating sugars
for the rest of the plant and
releasing water and oxygen.
What is a leaf?
The transfer of pollen from
male reproductive structures to
female reproductive structures
in plants by wind or animal
carriers, a prerequisite to
fertilization.
What is pollination?
The process whereby seeds
sprout and begin to grow.
What is germination?
A structure that grows from the
ovary of a flower that protects
dormant seeds and aids in their
dispersal.
What is a fruit?
A muscular organ that
pumps blood
throughout the body.
What is the heart?
Two large respiratory organs
inside the chest where blood
picks up oxygen and loses
carbon dioxide.
What are the lungs?
Organs that
contract and relax
to move parts of
the body.
What are muscles?
Collects and holds urine
until it leaves the body.
What is the bladder?
Produces digestive juices.
Features both endocrine and
exocrine glands.
What is the pancreas?
Part of the central nervous
system that controls most
functions in the body.
What is the brain?
Churns food and mixes it with
digestive juices.
What is the stomach?
.
Largest organ and is protective
covering of the body.
What is the skin?
Makes bile to break down fats
and also removes harmful
substance from the blood.
What is the liver?
Specialized to collect
information through eyes, ears,
nose and skin from the
environment and transmit it to
the brain.
What are the sensory
organs?
Animals
belonging to this
group have a
backbone and
skeleton inside
their bodies.
What are
vertebrates?
This animal group:
• Lives in water
• Has wet scales
• Breathe with gills
What are fish?
These animals and only
these animals have
feathers.
What are birds?
These animals have
jointed legs and a
hard body covering that
forms an outer skeleton.
What are arthropods?
These animals lay jellylike eggs
with no shells.
What are amphibians?
Frog eggs