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Single or Multi-Cellular-Bacteria
Single
Single or Multi-Cellular- A Frog
Multicellular
Among the oldest things on Earth-this single celled organism can photosynthesize.
Algea
Single or Multi-Cellular- An Amoeba
Single
Single or Multi-cellular- A horse
Multicellular
This organelle is in charge of energy production.
Mitochondria
Name a way bacteria can be good.
In our food or digestive system
This causes diseases and infections like athletes foot
Fungi
Microorganism that is smaller than bacteria and causes diseases like colds, flu, and chicken pox
Viruses
What is the name of the harmful bacteria we can get from raw meat?
Salmonella or E Coli
Are all bacteria harmful?
NO
Name one of the things a single celled organism uses to move?
change its shape, flagella, cillia, false foot
This single celled organism moves by changing its shape?
Amoeba
What does the Nucleus contain in cells?
DNA
Because a bacteria has no nucleus its DNA floats free in what?
Cytoplasm
Single Celled Organism that does not have a nucleus.
Bacteria
All organisms made of only one cell,
Single Celled Organsims
The chemical which makes a plant green.
Chlorophyll
A plant cell has this organelle which allows light energy to make food for the plant.
Chloroplasts
This organelle is larger in a Plant Cell than an animal cell because it has to hold a lot of water.
Vacuole
Need many cells in order to survive...
Multicellular Organisms
Contain chloroplasts and cell walls.
Plant Cells
Cytoplasm, Mitochondria, Cell Membrane, and a Nucleus are found in every..
Plant and Animal Cell
Its job is to survive.
Single-Celled Organism
What is the smallest part of living thing that can carry out all the processes of life?
Cell
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