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Which type of organism is the plant ?
A multicellular organism
What is the heart ?
An organ
Which type of organism is the Paramecium ?
A unicellular organism
Name 3 parts of the microscope
Ocular lens, stage and lamp
What is the fine adjustment knob used for ?
To focus on the specimen
What is the coarse adjustment knob used for ?
To move the stage up and down
Name the different levels of organization ___________  ___________  ___________ ___________  ___________ 
CellTissueOrganOrgan systemOrganism
What do we use to see things that we can't see with our naked eye ?
A microscope
Can we see the bacteria with our naked eye ?
No
Which type of organism is the paramecium ?
A unicellular organism
Give 3 examples of organisms
Humans, plants and animals
What is an organism ?
Any living thing
Combining all organ systems together gives us:
An organism
Give 3 examples of organ systems
Respiratory system, digestive system and circulatory system
What do different organs working together form ?
An organ system
Give 3 examples of plant organs
Leave, stem and roots
Give 3 examples of human organs
Heart, bone and brain
How is an organ formed ?
By combining different types of tissues together
Give 3 examples of human tissues
Bone tissue, muscle tissue, blood tissue
A group of similar cells together give us:
A tissue
How many cells does a unicellular organism have ?
One cell
How many types of organisms are there ? Name them
There are 2 types. Unicellular and multicellular organisms
Give 3 examples of human cells
Red blood cells, bone cells and muscle cells
Define a cell
A cell is the smallest living thing in our body
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