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  • Organs working together to perform the same functions form _________.
    Systems
  • Cells with similar stuctures anf functions form ____________.
    Tissues
  • This type of living things cannot produce their own food so they feed on other living things.
    Animals
  • What are the two fungi that belongs to fungus kingdom?
    Yeast and Mushroom
  • This process allows living things to make new living things.
    Reproduction
  • This type of living things feeds on the remains of dead plants and animals.
    decomposer
  • This describes an organism that is made up of many cells.
    Multicecullar
  • They are the cells that carries oxygen around the blood.
    Red blood cells
  • This kingdom consists of primitive unicellular organisms.
    Monera Kingdom
  • All living organisms perform three life processes: nutrition, reproduction and _________.
    interaction
  • They work together to carry out a particular function.
    Organs
  • It protects the cell and gives it its shape.
    Cell wall
  • They are the cells that aborbs sunlight so photosynthesis can take place.
    Leaf cells
  • It controls the functions of the cell, such as reproduction.
    Nucleus
  • This type of living things produce their own food through photosynthesis.
    Plants
  • It is reproduction that involves twoindividual of the same species: a male and a female.
    Sexual reproduction
  • These cells carries information from the brain to the rest of our body.
    Nerve cells
  • Enumerate the 5 kingdoms of living things:
    Monera Kingdom, Protist kingdom, Fungus kingdom, Animal Kingdom and Plant Kingdom.
  • These cells are like bodyguards.
    White blood cells.
  • It is a jelly-like substance that fills the cell where chemical reactions happen.
    Cytoplasm
  • This is a change in the environment that can cause a reaction.
    Stimuli
  • They are the cells that absorbs water and minerals from the soil.
    Root hair cells
  • It is the smallest living unit in a living thing.
    Cell
  • Living things can be classified into five groups called _________.
    kingdom
  • They contain chlorophyll which is needed for photosynthesis.
    Chloroplasts
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