Exam 6: Plants and Animals and Extended Investigations

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What are some of the benefits of sustained investigations?

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​The process of seeds sprouting and beginning to grow is called __________________.

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​Other single-celled organisms such as paramecia and amoebas belong to the kingdom called ________________.

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​Animals that have no internal backbone, and whose skeleton is usually located on the exterior of the body rather than the interior, are called:

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​Carbon dioxide from the air enters the leaf through its __________________.

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​Having plants and/or animals in your classroom can help students learn how to:

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​The thick halves of the lima bean seeds are called ____________________.

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How can you handle a student who does not want to examine the earthworms because he or she is squeamish?

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​Plants that produce seeds with two cotyledons are called __________________.

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​The vacant lot story is an example of:

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​A vegetable is considered the root, stem, leaf, or what other part of the plant?

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​Multicelled organisms that include plant eaters, meat eaters, and parasites are in which kingdom?

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​Concepts exploring the relationship between living things and their environment are explored more and more deeply as students mature. This is referred to as a ______________________.

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Brainstorm how you could provide multiple opportunities for sustained investigations for your students.

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​The seed contains a baby plant called the _________________.

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