What gas do living beings take in to breathe?
Carbon dioxide
Helium
Oxygen
GIVE THE DEFINITION: Eukaryotic cells
Cells that have a nucleus
Which part of plants helps them make food?
Roots
Flowers
Chlorophyll
What is this part of the cell?
Cell Wall
Give an example of an organism in the Monera kingdom.
Bacteria, cyanobacteria, other similar organism
TRUE or FALSE: The cytoplasm is a thin liquid found inside the cell.
FALSE (thick liquid)
Give examples of unicellular organisms.
Bacteria, yeast
Do plants have a nervous system like animals?
No, they don’t
Yes, they do
What is this part of the cell?
cytoplasm
GIVE THE DEFINITION: Prokaryotic cells
Cells that don’t have a nucleus
What do plants need to grow?
Rocks
Toys
Sunlight, water, and air
What are the four classification of plants?
moss, ferns, gymnosperms, and angiosperms
What is it called when an organism makes its own food?
Autotrophic nutrition
Heterotrophic nutrition
Running fast
GIVE THE DEFINITION: Organs
A combination of different tissues.
What is this part of the cell?
chloroplast
GIVE THE DEFINITION: Heterotrophic organisms
Organisms get nutrients by feeding on other living organisms.
What type of nutrition do animals have?
Autotrophic
Heterotrophic
GIVE THE DEFINITION: Autotrophic organisms
Organisms produce their own nutrients.
Which type of reproduction requires only one parent?
Asexual reproduction
Teamwork reproduction
Sexual reproduction
GIVE THE DEFINITION: Cells
The most basic unit in living organisms.
Which kingdom feeds on the remains of dead plants and animals?
Fungi
Which kingdoms can never be unicellular? (they are always multicellular)
Plantae and animalia
How do plants make their food?
Using water, carbon dioxide, and sunlight
By drinking juice
By eating other plants
In sexual reproduction, what are the special cells called that combine to form new life?
Energy cells
Nutrients
Gametes
What is this part of the cell?
cell membrane
What are the two types of reproduction?
Big and small
Fast and slow
Asexual and sexual
Give examples of multicellular organisms.
Humans, animals, etc
GIVE THE DEFINITION: Systems
A group of organs performing a specific function.
GIVE THE DEFINITION: Multicellular organisms
Organisms made up of more than one cell
What are the four major parts of a plant?
root, stem, leaves, and vessels
What do you need for sexual reproduction to happen?
Two individuals, a male and a female
Lots of food
Only one plant
What are the five kingdoms of living beings?
Monera, Protists, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
TRUE or FALSE: The genetic material controls the cell's activity.
TRUE
GIVE THE DEFINITION: Unicellular organisms
Organisms made up of only one cell
What do animals use to move their bodies?
Locomotor system
Roots
Leaves
What helps animals detect changes around them?
Sense organs
Fins
Bones
How do animals get nutrients?
By drinking water only
By eating other living things
By making their own food
What are the three vital functions of living organisms?
Interaction, Nutrition, Reproduction
GIVE THE DEFINITION: Tissue
A group of cells (performing a function)