quiz 1. what do we call an organism that can make it’s own food using sunlight, water and carbon...
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1. What do we call an organism that can make it’s own food using sunlight, water and carbon dioxide?
2. What is the process that plants use to make their own food called?
3. Organisms that eat other living things for food are called?
4. Decomposers are important because they recycle something back in to the soil for plants to grow. What is it that they recycle?
5. Consumers can be split in to three types. What are the three types?
Quiz Answers
1. What do we call an organism that can make it’s own food using sunlight, water and carbon dioxide?
Producer2. What is the process that plants use to make their own
food called? Photosynthesis3. Organisms that eat other living things for food are
called? Consumers4. Decomposers are important because they recycle
something back in to the soil for plants to grow. What is it that they recycle? Nutrients
5. Consumers can be split in to three types. What are the three types?
Herbivores, Carnivores, Omnivores
All organisms (living things) carry out the seven life functions MRS GREN
The way each animal and plant does these things is different depending on where they live – their habitat
For example: MovementA snake doesn’t move in the same way as a
cheetah
What is an adaptation?Adaptations are features that an organism
(living thing) has that help it to survive and reproduce in the environment that it lives in.
There are three types of adaptation:1. Structural adaptation – a part of an
organism that helps it carry out a life function
2. Physiological adaptation – a process inside an organism that helps it to survive
3. Behavioural adaptation – some activity that an animal does to help it survive
Adaptations_ _ _ _ _ a _ _ _ _ _ are features that an _ _ g _ _
_ _ _ (living thing) has that help it to _ _ _ v _ _ _ and reproduce in the environment that it lives in.
There are three types of adaptation:1. Structural adaptation – a _ _ _ _ of an
organism that helps it carry out a life function2. Physiological adaptation – a _ _ _ _ _ _ _
inside an organism that helps it to survive3. _ _ h _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ adaptation – some
activity that an animal does to help it survivepart organism adaptations
survive behavioural process
Adaptations
Adaptations are features that an organism (living thing) has that help it to survive and reproduce in the environment that it lives in.
There are three types of adaptation:1. Structural adaptation – a part of an organism
that helps it carry out a life function2. Physiological adaptation – a chemical or
process inside an organism that helps it to survive3. Behavioural adaptation – some activity that an
animal does to help it survive
Structural Adaptations
A structural adaptation involves part of an organisms body e.g. Dogs and sharks have sharp teeth for eating other animals (cutting, ripping, shredding)
Physiological Adaptations A physiological adaptation involves
processes occurring inside organisms e.g. Snakes and spiders create venom that they can use to help them catch prey to eat.
Physiological AdaptationsGum tree leaves produce toxins
(poisons) that stop grazing animals like possums from eating them
Behavioural AdaptationsAn activity that an organism (living
thing) does to help it survive e.g. Fish school up so that they are less likely to get eaten.
Behavioural AdaptationsAnimals such as sheep and antelope live
in flocks or herds so that they are less likely to get eaten
• Prairie dog’s keep a lookout at all times to watch for predators
Behavioural Adaptations
Kiwi feed at night (nocturnal) because there are more insects and worms around for them to eat
Cats hunt at night because it is easier for them to catch their prey
Structural vs Behavioural AdaptationsWhat type of adaptations are described in each of
the following statements? Structural, Behavioural or Both
E.g. Cats hunt at night – Behavioural1.Small fish living in a school2.Birds migrating north in winter3.Ducks have webbed feet4.Cactus has needles for protection5.Sharp claws on a bear6.Long roots on a tree in a dessert that go deep in to
the soil
If you are finished explain how the adaptation helps the organism to survive in it’s habitat
Structural vs Behavioural Adaptations
1. Small fish living in a school - Behavioural
2. Birds migrating north in winter - Behavioural
3. Ducks have webbed feet - Structural4. Cactus has needles for protection -
Structural5. Sharp claws on a bear - Structural6. Long roots on a tree in a dessert that
go deep in to the soil - Structural
Adaptations for Photosynthesis
Leaves have external and internal features which help them carry out photosynthesis. These features are called adaptations
Flat and wide to capture maximum sunlightThin to allow maximum light penetrationVeins transport water to and sugars from the
leavesGreen colour is from the chlorophyllPores in the leaf let carbon dioxide and oxygen to
move in and out of the leafWaxy surface limits water loss
AdaptationsAdaptations affect the survival of
the organism
How it takes its food and oxygenHow it produces offspring
Organisms that survive pass along their traits to the next generation (natural selection)
Other organisms that do not have traits suitable to the environment may not survive or reproduce
Copy and complete the chart below
Plant Structure
Function of structure
Veins in leaf Transport _ _ _ _ _ and _ u _ _ _ _
Stomata on leaf surface
Control entry and exit of gas
Leaf Carry out _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s
Root system Anchor plant and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ water and minerals
Copy and complete the chart below
Plant Structure
Function of structure
Veins in leaf Transport water and sugar
Stomata on leaf surface
Control entry and exit of gas
Leaf Carry out photosynthesis
Root system Anchor plant and transport water and minerals
Draw and complete the diagram on the whiteboard
Use your notes to help you
If you finish put your hand up