__________ : all living things make new living things, whats this called?
Reproduction
True or false: Humans are Autotrophic organisms
FALSE, heterotrophic
Interaction: living things ______ to the changes around them
React
Where is DNA found?
In the nucleus of the cell
Example of a non-living thing?
Rock/car/clothes etc
_________ living things produce their own nutrition
Autotrophic
There are two types of nutrition: autotrophic and _______-
heterotrophic
Living things made up of many cells are called _______ organisms
Multicellular
What do herbivores eat?
Plants
Heterotrophic living things eat ........
Other living things
Example of a living thing?
Person/plant/animal
The two main inorganic substances are mineral salts and ..........
water
True or false? Living things react to their surroundings
TRUE
What is the name of the process do plants transform light energy into nutrition?
Photosynthesis
Does an animal cell contain a chloroplast?
No
Three vital functions of living things we learnt last week?
Nutrition, Reproduction, Reaction/Interaction
True or false? Unicellular organisms consist of one cell
TRUE
What are the 3 types of heterotrophic living things?
Carnivores, herbivores, omnivores
Do prokaryotic cells have a defined nucleus?
No
True or false? All living things are made of cells
TRUE
There are two types of cells: Eukaryotic and _______
Prokaryotic
Are animal cells Eukaryotic or Prokaryotic?
Eukaryotic
What do carnivores eat?
Meat
True or false: Cows are carnivores
FALSE
Living things are made up of millions of very small units called _____________
cells
What device do we use to be able to see cells?
Microscope
What do omnivores eat?
Meat and plants