| Habitat | Environmental Factors | Adaptations | |
| Plants | Animals | ||
| Aquatic habitat | |||
| Mountain habitat | |||
| Desert habitat | |||
| Habitat | Environmental Factors | Adaptations | |
| Plants | Animals | ||
| Aquatic habitat | Rivers, lakes, ponds and the sea form this type of habitat. Animals and plants living here have developed distinct features that enable them to servive in water. | Water lily, lotus | Fish, crocodiles |
| Mountain habitat | Rocky land, snow and ice laden regions are the main features of this habitat. Temperatures in the mountains change with altitude. The lower regions are cooler whereas at higher altitudes it gets extremely icy and cold. | Pine, fir | Yak, mountain goat |
| Desert habitat | Vast regions of sand, high daytime temperatures and low night time temperatures, very little water are the main environmental factors of this habitat. | Cactus | Camel, snakes |
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| Definition | Terms |
| 1. Parts of the flower that produces pollen grains | a. petiole |
| 2. Green leaf-like structure protecting the inner parts of flower | b. anther |
| 3. Root system where side roots develop from a main primary root | c. ovules |
| 4. Fusion of the male reproductive cell with the egg cell | d. calyx |
| 5. Parts of a flower that develops into seeds | e. tap root |
| 6. Points on the stem at which leaves arise | f. internodes |
| 7. Ripened ovules | g. fertilization |
| h. seeds | |
| i. nodes |