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  • What are the 3 vital functions of a cell?
    Nutrition, Interaction, and Reproduction
  • True or False: Plants use sunlight to produce nutrients
    True
  • What is the smallest part of a living thing called?
    a Cell!
  • What is interaction?
    the reaction to changes in the enviroment
  • What are in charge of producing substances, obtaining energy, and storing nutrients?
    organelles
  • Name one of the 4 phases nutrition is divided into
    Obtaining nutrients, Respiration, using the substances obtained, expelling waste
  • What are cells made up of?
    cell membrane, genetic material, cytoplasm, several organelles
  • What is it called when living things feed on other living things?
    Heterotrophic
  • What type of tissue is made up of several cells?
    Muscle tissue
  • True or False: Systems are made up of different organs
    True
  • What is it called when a single living thing produces offspring that are identical to it?
    Asexual reproduction
  • True or False: Plants do not take in carbon dioxide from the air
    False
  • True or False: Nutrition can be divided into 5 phases
    False. It is divided into 4 phases
  • True or False: The stomach is an organ made up of different tissues
    True
  • True or False: Unicellular means it is a single cell
    True
  • True or False: In most cells genetic material is in the nucleus
    True
  • What is the liquid in which organelles float?
    Cytoplasm
  • True or False: Genetic material in bacteria is in the cytoplasm
    True
  • What controls cell activity?
    Genetic Material
  • What is it called when living things produce their own nutrients?
    Autotrophic
  • True or False: Multicellular means there is just one cell
    False
  • True or False: Animals obtain nutrients from other animals or plants
    True
  • True or False: Living things can be unicellular or multicellular and are organized into tissues, organs, and systems
    True
  • What is it called when two living things (male and female) provide gametes that join together to form offspring that are similar to them?
    Sexual Reproduction
  • What covers the cell and substances enter and leave through it?
    Cell Membrane
  • True of False: Living things can be categorized into unicellular and multicellular
    True
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