Living Things
All living things are made of this
What are cells?
This is the control center of a cell that contains genetic material (DNA)
What is nucleus?
This is the part of the microscope that you look into
What is eyepiece?
This body systems helps us move by extending & contracting
What is muscular system?
This is unicellular structure that is smaller than a muscle cell, skin tissue, and a human
What is bacteria?
This is a term that describes things made of only one cell
What is unicellular?
The jelly-like substance that holds all the organelles in place. On a cell diagram, it is the "in-between"
What is cytoplasm?
This is the part of the microscope that magnifies the specimen
What is objective lens?
This body system sends signals to and from different parts of the body in response to stimuli
What is nervous system?
You could use this material to represent a cell membrane
What is tissue or napkin or paper towel?
Living things require this to grow and replicate
What are nutrients?
All cells contain these. The parts of a cell that work together to help the cell function
What are organelles?
This is a term used to describe the change from 4x to 10x
What is zoom in (magnify)?
This body system works hand-in-hand with the muscular system to help us move around & stay upright
What is skeletal system?
Plant cells have this special organelle that makes sugar (food) through photosynthesis
What is chloroplast?
If something grows and replicates, then it must be this
What is living?
Skin, blood, bone, nerve, and muscle cells all have different structures because they all have different... this.
What are functions?
You can see more of the slide with this objective lens
What is 4x?
This body system is made up of blood cells
What is circulatory system?
When examining a slide under a microscope, you notice a structure initially has 2 structures and after 5 hours, has 8 structures. You can declare this specimen to be
This is a term used to describe a collection of cells. In other words, cells make up this
What are tissue?
This controls what enters (like nutrients) and leaves (like waste) the cell
What is cell membrane?
You can see more detail using this objective lens
What is 10x?
What is nervous system?
If a cell measures 5 millimeters long under the 4x objective lens, the cell will be this long under the 10x objective lens
What is 5 millimeters?