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Use the Bible's teaching to explain why we all look different.
God planned every part of how you would look. He planned your eye color, hair color, and you skin color. He planned the patterns on your skin.
What allows you to see the items on a slide?
light
What is the part of the microscope you put the specimen on?
Slide
What is he looking through?
Eyepiece
The dermis contains the ________ and __________
blood vessels and sweat glands
The epidermis is important to the body because it _________and______________
keeps harmful thing out like germs and dirt and it keep things your body needs such as water
Two organs in the human body are:
heart and lungs
Why is it important to know how the parts of the body work?
To glorify God, keep healthy and give proper care
Why is it important to take care of your skin?
We are made in God's image and we need to keep healthy
A plant cell has a _____________ but an animal cell does not.
cell wall
The Jelly-like liquid that surrounds the nucleus and includes the parts that help the cell live and grow is called:
cytoplasm
One kind of tissue in the body
nerve or muscle
A single celled organism that looks like a blob of jelly and lives in the water
an Amoeba
Largest organ in the body
skin
A tool used to see tiny things is called
Microscope
One way the body is cooled is by
releasing sweat from pores
True or false: A group of cells all doing the same kind of work is called a system?
False
True or false: The smallest living part of an organism is a cell.
True
True or False: A group of tissues working together to do a job is an organ
True
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