Science Review

Front 1

The color or odor of this part of the plant attracts bees.

Back 1

Flower

Front 2

These huge repitles lived millions of years ago

Back 2

Dinosaurs

Front 3

These animals are warm blooded and take care of their young

Back 3

Mammals

Front 4

Mammals all have this body covering.

Back 4

Hair or fur

Front 5

Insects have these three main body parts.

Back 5

Head,thorax, abdomen

Front 6

This is the proper name of the spider family.

Back 6

Arachnids

Front 7

Water is an example of this state of matter.

Back 7

Liquid

Front 8

Ice is an example of this state of matter.

Back 8

Solid

Front 9

When you heat a solid such as plastic, this will happen.

Back 9

Melting

Front 10

When water freezes, does it expand or contract?

Back 10

Expand

Front 11

When water evaporates, it forms this gas.

Back 11

Water vapor

Front 12

Corn and peas are examples of these plant parts.

Back 12

Seeds

Front 13

Name two products made from plants

Back 13

medicines, clothing, oil, spices, lumber, rubber, paper, etc

Front 14

Plants provide this gas that all humans need to survive.

Back 14

Oxygen

Front 15

This is an important job bees have to help plants.

Back 15

Pollination

Front 16

Moving air is called this.

Back 16

Wind

Front 17

Rain, snow, hail, and sleet are examples of this.

Back 17

Precipitation

Front 18

When water changes into water vapor, this occurs.

Back 18

Evaporation

Front 19

When hot moist air rises and meets cooler air, it forms clouds because of this.

Back 19

Condensation

Front 20

When there has not been enough rainfall, this occurs.

Back 20

Drought

Front 21

Caterpillars become these later in their life cycles

Back 21

Butterflies

Front 22

Moving air is called this.

Back 22

Wind

Front 23

This is the stage of the butterfly after the egg.

Back 23

Larva

Front 24

Rain, snow, hail, and sleet are examples of this.

Back 24

Precipitation

Front 25

When butterflies emerge from the chrysalis, they must first do this to their wings.

Back 25

Dry them

Front 26

When water changes into water vapor, this occurs.

Back 26

Evaporation

Front 27

When hot moist air rises and meets cooler air, it forms clouds because of this.

Back 27

Condensation

Front 28

These butterflies travel from Canada to Central America each year.

Back 28

Monarchs

Front 29

When there has not been enough rainfall, this occurs.

Back 29

Drought

Front 30

This word means a series of events that happen over and over again, in the same order, like with frogs and butterflies.

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Life cycle

Front 31

Caterpillars become these later in their life cycles

Back 31

Butterflies

Front 32

This is the first stage of the frog's life.

Back 32

Egg

Front 33

This is the stage of the butterfly after the egg.

Back 33

Larva

Front 34

The stage of frogs between the egg and the adult frog.

Back 34

Tadpole

Front 35

Tadpoles live in this environment.
(shallow water)

Back 35

Shallow Water

Front 36

This is the difference between the feet of toads and frogs.

Back 36

Frogs feet are webbed

Front 37

Frogs do this in the winter.

Back 37

Hibernate

Front 38

When butterflies emerge from the chrysalis, they must first do this to their wings.

Back 38

Dry them

Front 39

These butterflies travel from Canada to Central America each year.

Back 39

Monarchs

Front 40

This word means a series of events that happen over and over again, in the same order, like with frogs and butterflies.

Back 40

Life cycle

Front 41

This is the first stage of the frog's life.

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Egg

Front 42

The stage of frogs between the egg and the adult frog.

Back 42

Tadpole

Front 43

Tadpoles live in this environment.
(shallow water)

Back 43

Shallow Water

Front 44

This is the difference between the feet of toads and frogs.

Back 44

Frogs feet are webbed

Front 45

Frogs do this in the winter.

Back 45

Hibernate