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A: When an organism is no longer alive.
C: When an organism gets skinny.
B: When an organisms gets old.
D: When an organism smells.
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What does “extinct” mean?
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A: An organism’s diet.
C: An organism’s life span.
B: An organism’s home.
D: Biting your fingernails.
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A “habitat” is…
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A: An organism’s home.
C: The smallest unit of a living thing.
B: A large unit of an organism.
D: Chlorophyll
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A “cell” is…
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A: Dirt and worms
C: Water and insects
B: Leaves and birds
D: Birds and insects
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Name two types of consumers.
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A: The largest group to classify organisms.
C: Where an organism lives.
B: Where kings live.
D: The smallest group to classify organisms.
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A “kingdom” is…
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A: Organized kingdoms.
C: Organized species.
B: Organized groups that work together.
D: Organized cells that work together.
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“Tissues” are…
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A: A fake rock.
C: Another name for a bird.
B: Evidence of an organism from the past.
D: A meteorite.
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A “fossil” is…
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A: A category of organisms.
C: A network of kingdoms.
B: A group of organisms.
D: The set of steps in which an organisms gets food.
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A “food chain” is…
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A: Bad for the environment.
C: Both A & B.
B: Harmful substances.
D: Good for plants.
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“Pollution” is…
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A: They will repopulate.
C: They will grow.
B: They will live.
D: Only those that can live with little water will survive.
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If a drought changes the ecosystem of a large
area of land, what might happen to the plants?
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A: The largest group to classify an organism.
C: A mixture of organisms.
B: A group of insects.
D: The smallest group to classify an organism.
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“Species” means…
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A: They turn green from the sun.
C: They contain chlorophyll.
B: They turn green from water.
D: They eat green skittles.
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Why are plants green?
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A: A network of food chains.
C: An environment of living and non-living organisms.
B: A type of food web.
D: A group of organisms that share similar characteristics.
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What does “ecosystem” mean?
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A: Nucleus
C: Chloroplasts
B: Mitochondrion
D: Cell membrane
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What can you only find in plant cells?
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A: An organism’s diet.
C: An organism’s scientific classification.
B: The weight of an organism.
D: How living things change over time.
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What can we get an idea about by
looking at fossils?
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