Topic 1 Review - Key Vocabulary
Across
- 3. a tool that uses 2 questions at a time to identify an organisms physical characteristics
- 4. prokaryotic, unicellular, found almost everywhere
- 5. type of reproduction with one parent, identical to parent
- 8. an organism with no backbone
- 9. eukaryotic, multicullar, heterotrophs that absorb food
- 10. type of symmetry where the body is mirrored around a central point
- 12. a cell that is used by a virus to reproduce
- 14. the broadest level of classification
- 15. part of plant that captures light energy
- 18. prokaryotic, unicellular, found in extreme conditions
- 20. an organism that has only one cell
- 21. a vertebrate that feeds their young milk, hair/fur
- 23. a vertebrate that lives in water as young, and land as adult
- 27. breaking down dead plants and animals to recycle nutrients back into the soil
- 29. a vertebrate with a body covered in scales and lays eggs
- 30. type of symmtry where one imaginary line can be drawn to divide the organism in half
- 31. part of plant that absorbs water and anchors the plant
- 32. another name for a heterotroph
- 33. a tiny, nonliving particle that enters and reproduces inside a host cell
Down
- 1. an organism that has a backbone
- 2. a way to name an organism that uses its genus and species
- 6. an organims with more than one cell
- 7. another name for an autotraph
- 11. plants that have no vascular tissue and are generally smaller
- 13. contains a weakened virus that teachers the immune system how to respond to a virus
- 16. part of plant that connects roots to leaves, provides support
- 17. the grouping of organisms based on similar characteristics
- 19. body does not have symmetry
- 22. type of reproduction with two parents, offspring a mix of parents
- 24. a living thing that must find/consume food for energy
- 25. produced by fungus to reproduce asexually
- 26. a living thing that makes its own food for energy
- 28. a vertebrate that has wings, lightweight bones, and feathers
- 33. plants that have vascular tissue (xylem and phloem) that transport water and nutrients