Biology Quizs

Modify (modified, modification)

• A change in a structure from its original form (through evolution).

• A process of creating something entirely new.

• An adjustment made to improve functionality.

• A temporary alteration that does not affect the original form.

Vector

• An animal that passes a pathogen (germ) from one living thing to another.

• A type of mathematical quantity that has both magnitude and direction.

• A device used to transfer data between computers.

• A term used to describe a specific type of ecosystem.

Pathogen

• A disease-causing agent such as a virus, bacteria, or parasite.

• A type of medication used to treat infections.

• A healthy organism that fights off diseases.

• A method of preventing disease spread.

Stagnant water

• Trapped or standing water containing bacteria and algae.

• Water that flows continuously in a river or stream.

• Water that is filtered and purified for drinking.

• Water that is heated to create steam.

Ecosystem

• A natural system that includes all living things and the physical environment.

• A man-made structure for growing plants.

• A type of animal habitat that only includes mammals.

• A collection of non-living materials in a specific area.

Habitat

• The area and resources used by a particular kind of plant or animal.

• A type of food that animals eat.

• A place where animals go to sleep.

• A method of reproduction in plants.

Carbon dioxide (CO2)

• A gas exhaled by people and other animals while breathing.

• A type of carbon compound found in rocks.

• A liquid used in soft drinks.

• A solid form of carbon found in diamonds.

Amber

• A type of gemstone formed from volcanic activity.

• A stone formed from the fossilization of sticky liquid from ancient pine trees that traps and preserves insects and other animals.

• A mineral that is commonly found in igneous rocks.

• A synthetic material used in jewelry making.

Mosquito

• A type of bird known for its singing

• A group of insects, some species are responsible for spreading deadly diseases.

• A mammal that lives in water

• A reptile that can fly

Antennae

• External structures used to sense the environment including touch, air movement, heat, vibration, smell, and taste.

• Internal organs responsible for digestion and absorption.

• Structures that provide support and shape to the body.

• Organs that regulate temperature and maintain homeostasis.