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What is the term for the changes that happen to an organism during its lifetime?
What is the term for the changes that happen to an organism during its lifetime?
- Traits
- Life cycle (correct)
- Reproduction
- Growth
What is the process by which a seed begins to sprout?
What is the process by which a seed begins to sprout?
- Germination (correct)
- Birth
- Reproduction
- Growth
What is the term for the features that are passed down from parents to their offspring?
What is the term for the features that are passed down from parents to their offspring?
- Life cycles
- Population
- Reproduction
- Traits (correct)
What is the sequence of events that occur in an organism's life cycle?
What is the sequence of events that occur in an organism's life cycle?
What is the term for a group of all the members of a certain kind of organism in an environment?
What is the term for a group of all the members of a certain kind of organism in an environment?
What is the term for producing new animals or plants like themselves?
What is the term for producing new animals or plants like themselves?
What is an example of a reptile that spends time living partly on land and partly in water?
What is an example of a reptile that spends time living partly on land and partly in water?
What is the term for the features that are passed down from parents to their offspring?
What is the term for the features that are passed down from parents to their offspring?
What is the result of reproduction in organisms?
What is the result of reproduction in organisms?
What happens to the population of animals if no animal dies?
What happens to the population of animals if no animal dies?
What is the term for the young of an organism?
What is the term for the young of an organism?
What is the start of a new lifecycle?
What is the start of a new lifecycle?
What is the term for characteristics passed from parents to their offspring?
What is the term for characteristics passed from parents to their offspring?
Why do offspring often resemble their parents?
Why do offspring often resemble their parents?
What is the term for the young produced by an organism?
What is the term for the young produced by an organism?
What determines the shape of a plant's leaves?
What determines the shape of a plant's leaves?
Why do kittens look like their mothers?
Why do kittens look like their mothers?
What is an example of an inherited trait in humans?
What is an example of an inherited trait in humans?
What is passed down from parents to their offspring?
What is passed down from parents to their offspring?
What is the term for the young of an organism?
What is the term for the young of an organism?
What do parents give to their offspring?
What do parents give to their offspring?
Why may siblings look different from one another?
Why may siblings look different from one another?
What determines which traits are more likely to be seen in offspring?
What determines which traits are more likely to be seen in offspring?
What does not influence the traits of animals and plants?
What does not influence the traits of animals and plants?
What is the main reason why hawks have large, strong wings?
What is the main reason why hawks have large, strong wings?
What is the main difference between the beaks of hawks and sparrows?
What is the main difference between the beaks of hawks and sparrows?
Why do coyotes eat animals?
Why do coyotes eat animals?
What do sparrows primarily eat?
What do sparrows primarily eat?
What is an important feature of hawks' wings?
What is an important feature of hawks' wings?
What do the beak shapes and sizes of hawks and sparrows reveal?
What do the beak shapes and sizes of hawks and sparrows reveal?
Study Notes
Organisms and Their Life Cycles
- Living things, such as bees and plants, are known as organisms.
- Organisms change as they get older, but different organisms change in different ways.
Life Cycle Stages
- Life cycles follow a pattern that happens in a certain order:
- Birth
- Growth
- Reproduction
- Death
Reproduction and Offspring
- Reproduction means producing new animals or plants like themselves.
- When organisms reproduce, the young are called offspring.
- Traits are features that are passed down from parents to their offspring.
- Each parent gives some of its traits to its offspring.
Inherited Traits
- Characteristics passed from parents to their offspring are inherited traits.
- Examples of inherited traits include:
- Eye color
- Shape of a plant's leaves
- Presence of spines in a cactus
Types of Organisms and Their Traits
- Hawks have large, sharp beaks and strong wings to hunt and catch prey.
- Sparrows have small beaks and narrow wings to eat insects and seeds.
- Cardinals have small beaks because they eat seeds.
- Falcons do not eat berries and seeds.
Plants and Their Life Cycles
- Flowering plants come in many varieties, but they all follow a similar life cycle.
- Germination of a seed is the first stage, when a root begins to sprout from the seed.
Reptiles and Their Habitats
- Examples of reptiles that spend time living partly on land and partly in water include salamanders.
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This quiz covers the basics of living organisms, their changes, and life cycles, including birds and plants, suitable for Grade 3 students.
