BIOLOGY Worksheets

Microbiology Vocabulary # 2

Target Language: continental shelf the section of shallow seawater that gently slopes from the shore into the ocean continental slope the portion of the ocean that slopes between the edge of the ...

Microbiology

Target Language: migration movement of animals from one location to another based upon the season toothed whales cetaceans that have teeth including beaked whales, porpoises, dolphins baleen whales ...

Heredity

Instructions: Multiple Choice (2 points each)

Target Language: Genes are located in the _______ of cells. Genes control specific _______ which determine which traits are expressed. ...

Body Systems Matching

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Target Language: Respiratory System nose, mouth, trachea, bronchi, lungs takes in oxygen; gets rid of carbon dioxide Circulatory System heart, arteries, veins moves oxygenated blood throughout body ...

Everglades Forever Vocabulary Test

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Instructions: Write the correct letter in the blank.

Target Language: endangered nearly extinct unique being that only one of its kind adapted fitted or suitable, especially for a specific ...

Ecosystems

Target Language: producer consumer decomposer abiotic biotic photosynthesis herbivore carnivore omnivore organism population community

Life Cycle of a Butterfly

Instructions: Read the selection and answer the questions.

Target Language: What are the four stages of the butterfly life cycle? Caterpillars need to eat a lot. All butterflies have the same ...

Photosynthesis vs Respiration

Instructions: Follow the correct path for photosynthesis then follow the correct path for respiration.

Target Language: Produces water Requires water Produces carbon dioxide Makes carbon ...

homeostasis

Target Language: Explanation: 1.Temperature The body must maintain a relatively constant temperature. If it gets too hot, the body employs vasodilation to cool down. This dilates the blood ...

Cells

Target Language: fusion osmosis homeostasis photosynthesis cellular respiration mitosis prokaryote eukaryote

Cell Organelles

Target Language: Nucleus Ribosomes Cell membrane Cell wall Chloroplast Lysosome Vacuole Golgi bodies Endoplasmic reticulum Cytoplasm Mitochondria

Cell Organelles

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Instructions: Complete the crossword puzzle. 

Target Language: Nucleus The control center of the cell Ribosomes Make proteins for a cell Cell membrane Allows molecules to move into and out of...

Cell Organelles

Target Language: Nucleus Ribosomes Cell membrane Cell wall Chloroplast Lysosome Vacuole Golgi bodies Endoplasmic reticulum Cytoplasm Mitochondria

Cell Organelles

Instructions: Unscramble the words below. 

Target Language: Nucleus Ribosomes Cell membrane Cell wall Chloroplast Lysosome Vacuole Golgi bodies Endoplasmic reticulum Cytoplasm ...

CHAPTER 13 ENDOCRINE

Target Language: The pituatary gland is divided in the anterior and posterior lobes. The mineral iodine aids in the development and functioning of the thyroid gland. The pituatary is aka as the master...

CHAPTER 9 CARDIOVASCULAR

Target Language: tricuspid popliteal electrocardiogram atrioventricular neuromuscular capillaries aorta arrhythmia dysrhythmia. congenital claudication. tachycardia,...

CHAPTER 9 CARDIOVASCULAR

Target Language: The tricuspid valve sits between the right atrium and right ventricle. The popliteal artery is the least common pulse point. An electrocardiogram records the electrical activity of ...

CHAPTER 11 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

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Instructions: FILL IN THE BLANK WITH THE BEST ANSWER.

Target Language: The mediastinum is the space in the central portion of the thoracic cavity, between the lungs. The alveoli are the air ...

Frog Facts

Target Language: Frogs, toads, and salamanders are amphibians. They are wet, soft, and squishy. They feel like jelly. They have gills that let them breathe underwater. When tadpoles get older, ...

Heredity and Environment Review

Target Language: Heredity and environment influence the growth and development of all people. Heredity is the biological transfer of traits or qualities from earlier generations. Blood type, eye ...

Growth and Development Review

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Instructions: Draw a line from the vocabulary to the matching definition. There is only one match for each definition.

Target Language: Development a process that includes growth AND progress ...

Science: Chapter 11 Review

Target Language: What is the name for a zoologist who studies insects? entomologists What is a process of change in form? metamorphosis What is a bug? an insect with piercing-sucking mouthparts which ...

Health Study Guide AM Int.

Instructions: Complete the crossword by filling in a word that fits each clue. Fill in the correct answers, one letter per square, both across and down, from the given clues. 

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Cell

Instructions: Unscramble the words.

Target Language: Cell Flower Lysosome Cell wall Cytoplasm Diffusion Mitochondria Osmosis Ribosomes Endoplasmic reticulm Vacuoles Chloropasts ...

C2C Yr 8 Unit 7: Reproduction

Instructions: This cloze passage is used as a modified assessment for Exam Part A, question 2 in the C2C Year 8, Unit 7.  Students

Target Language: In humans, the female is the one who gets ...

C2C Yr 8, Unit 7 Exam: Cell Theory (mod)

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Instructions: Read through the passage and place the correct words in the spaces.  You can use your Year 8, Unit 7 Assessment Stimulus: Development of cell theory

Target Language: Schwann ...

C2C Science Yr 8 Unit 8: Reproduction

Instructions: Find the hidden vocabulary words that relate to our science unit on reproduction

Target Language: amino acid angiosperm asexual reproduction body system clone ethics ...

van Helmonts experiment

Target Language: Jan Van Helmont was born on December 30th 1664. Jan Van Helmont wanted to prove plants use materials from the soil to perform photosynthesis. So he performed an experiment where ...

Decomposers

Target Language: Decomposers and scavengers break down dead plants and animals. They also break down the waste of other organisms. Decomposers are very important for any ecosystem. If they weren't ...

carnivore herbivore omnivore

Target Language: carnivore herbivore omnivore eating decomposer ecological habitat ecosystem parasite niche adaptations abiotic biotic scientific measuring

carnivore herbivore omnivore

Target Language: carnivore herbivore omnivore eating decomposer ecological habitat ecosystem parasite niche adaptations abiotic biotic scientific measuring

Types of feeding habits

Target Language: herbivores carnivores omnivores

horse sheep cow guinea pig giraffe goat canary silkworm cat lion dog tiger fox dingo eagle butcher bird mouse human pig bear...

Science

Target Language: producers consumers herbivore omnivore carnivore food chain food web energy pyramid

Science

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Target Language: producers organisms that make their own food consumers an organism that gets energy by eating other living things herbivore animals that eat only producers omnivore an animal that ...

Lipids

Instructions: Unscramble these words and then on the bottom of this page you have to use them in sentences.

Target Language: Heat insulation Bylayer structure Phospholipids Triglycerides ...

Ecosystem Vocabulary Crossword

Target Language: herbivore Animal that gets energy by eating only plant material nectarivore Animal that gets its energy from eating only nectar sources host plant Plant that is the only food source ...

Genetics :))))

Target Language: heredity genes chromosomes dna genetics mendel inheritance dominance cell biology genetics trait

Trout Body Part Review

Instructions: Please use your science notebook to locate the correct body part for the trout. Some are used more than once.

Target Language: What do trout use to eat their food? mouth What ...

Decoding DNA Wordsearch

Target Language: amino acids protein codon double helix Adenine Cystosine Guanine Thymine isolated decoding

Biology Quiz

Target Language: Which famous scientist introduced the idea of natural selection? Charles Darwin A person who studies biology is known as a? Biologist Botany is the study of? Plants Can frogs live in ...