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| All the living and nonliving things that surround an organism |
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| The basic building block othat makes up all living things |
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| The process through which plants make food |
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| An animal with a backbone |
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| An animal that does not have a backbone |
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| To make more of one's own king |
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| A plant structure that takes in water and nutrients and holds a plant in place. |
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| A substance that living things need to grow and stay healthy. |
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| A plant structure that holds a plant up and helps leaves reach sunlight. |
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| A structure some animals use to take in oxygen from the air. |
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| A structure some animals use to take in oxygen from water. |
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| A place in which an animal can stay safe. |
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| A hard covering, or shell, that holds up and protects an invertebrate's body. |
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| A vertebrate that has a beak, feathers, wings, and two legs and lays eggs. |
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| A vertebrate that has scaly, waterproof skin, breathes air with lungs, and lays eggs. |
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| A vertebrate that spends part of its life in water and part of its life on land. |
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| A vertebrate that lives in water and breathes oxygen with gills. |
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| A vertebrate that has hair or fur, is born live, and feeds its young with milk. |
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