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What four things do plants transform into nutrients during photosynthesis?

sunlight, water, mineral salts, carbon dioxide

What controls everything that happens inside the cell?

nucleus

What is the function of the circulatory system?

The circulatory system helps us carry out nutrition as it transports oxygen and nutrients to and from cells.

Label theses 5 parts of a plant cell.

1. chloroplasts 2. cell wall 3. nucleus 4. vacuole 5. membrane

Which four systems do animals use to carry out nutrition? What are the functions of these four systems?

Digestive: extracts nutrients from the food. Respiratory: absorbs oxygen. Circulatory: transports nutrients around the body. Excretory: expels waste products.

What type of cell can swim?

Male reproductive cells can swim.

What is the vascular system?

It is composed of different tissues that transport water, mineral salts and nutrients around the plant.

Which substance in a plant cell helps carry out photosynthesis?

chlorophyll, membrane, cell wall, chloroplast

Plant tissues play 3 specific roles. What are they?

1 Protection 2 Transportation of nutrients 3 Supporting the plant

What type of cell is this?

red blood cell

nerve cell

reproductive cell

none of the above

True or false: Animal cells have one large vacuole and plant cells have several small vacuoles. (If false, correct the sentence.)

False. Animal cells have several small vacuoles and plant cells have one large vacuole.

Vertebrates use their ____________ and ____________ systems to interact with the environment.

locomotor and nervous

What three life processes do cells carry out?

interaction, reproduction, and nutrition

What parts of the body make up the circulatory system?

heart, blood, blood vessels, lymph

What are the three main parts of a plant?

flower, leaves, soil

flower, roots, stem

leaves, stem, flower

roots, stem, leaves

What life process is shown in the photo?

reproduction

nutrition

interaction

none of the above

Name two examples of unicellular organisms and two examples of multicellular organisms.

- Unicellular organism: bacteria, yeast, protists, amoeba - Multicellular organism: lion, tree, tomato plant, penguin, etc.

Plant cells have a ____________ cell wall.

rigid

What do red blood cells do?

Red blood cells carry oxygen from the lungs to the muscles and organs. They transfer the oxygen they carry to the muscles.

Muscle tissue is _______ but _______ so that the muscle can expand and contract easily.

strong, hard

hard, strong

strong, flexible

flexible, strong

What are the functions of the leaves, roots, and stems in plants?

Leaves: make food for the plant. Roots: absorb water and nutrients from the soil. Stems: support the plant and transport water and nutrients throughout.

Which animal is viviparous and which is oviparous?

horse: viviparous; penguin: oviparous

What four things do most cells have?

nucleus, membrane, cytoplasm, organelles

In interaction, the (1) ____________ detect information about the world around us and (2) ____________ transmit this information to the brain.

1. nerves 2. senses

1. senses 2. nerves

1. senses 2. cells

1. nerves 2. cells

How are plant and animal cells different?

They have different shapes (plant cells are polygonal) and different components (animal cells have several vacuoles while plant cells have one large vacuole).

The heart is an (1) ____________ formed from (2) ____________ tissue that pumps (3) ____________ and fibrous tissue that makes up the valves.

(1) organ (2) muscle (3) blood