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What are Monera?
They are unicellular organisms. They are so tiny and get their nutrition from other organisms
What are protists?
They come in many different shapes and sizes. They can be unicellular and take food from others or pluricellular and make their own food.
In what process does the plant make it´s own food?
Photosynthesis
Which are the two main groups of animals?
Vertebrates and invertebrates
Are Fungi plants?
No
What are the five kindongs?
Protists, Monera, Plants, Fungi, Animals
AN ORGANELLE: A SAC WHICH STORES SUBSTANCES.
Vacuole
GROUP OF THE SAME TYPE OF CELLS JOIN TOGETHER TO FORM:
Tissues
TISSUES JOIN TOGETHER TO FORM:...............
Organs
ORGANS FORM:.................
Systems
THE LIQUID BETWEEN THE NUCLEUS AND THE MEMBRANE WITH ORGANELLES.
Cytoplasm
Which one of these is true about multicellular organisms? a. All cells do the same job. b. Each cell in the body has different organelles. c. different cells do different jobs
c
Which two cell parts are found only in plant cells?
Choloplasts and Cell wall
When an organism is made of just one cell it is called?
Unicellular
Living organisms that are made of more than one cell are called?
Multicellular
The smallest unit that can perform all life processes is called?
Cell
This cell structure directs all the cells activities.
Nucleus
This is a cell structure that controls which substances leave and enter a cell.
Cell membrane
What is the rigid layer of material that gives structural support and protects a plant cell called?
Cell wall
What structure in plant cell captures energy from sunlight and uses it to produce food?
Chloroplasts
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