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  • What do we use to see cells?
    A microscope.
  • Name the five kingdoms of living things.
    Animals, plants, fungi, protists and bacteria (Monera).
  • Name four parts of an animal cell.
    Cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus and vacuole.
  • Which cell has a large vacuole: an animal cell or a plant cell?
    A plant cell
  • What are all living things made of?
    Cells
  • What does the nucleus do?
    It controls the activities of the cell
  • What is an organism made of many cells called?
    A multicellular organism.
  • What is the cytoplasm?
    A jelly-like substance where many processes take place and where the cell's structures are found.
  • Are plants multicellular or unicellular?
    Multicellular
  • Name two structures found in plant cells but not animal cells.
    Chloroplasts and a cell wall.
  • What are cells?
    The basic building blocks of life.
  • What is the cell membrane?
    A thin layer that surrounds and protects the cell and controls what enters and leaves it.
  • What is an organism made of only one cell called?
    A unicellular organism.
  • Put these in order: organs, cells, organisms, tissues, systems.
    Cells → tissues → organs → systems → organisms.
  • What is the function of a vacuole?
    It stores water and other substances.
  • What do chloroplasts use to make food?
    Sunlight
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