Organelles
What are the parts of a cell called?
Organelles
What are living things that you cannot see with the naked eye called?
Microorganisms
What are the tiny structures that make up all living things and are the smallest units able to perform life functions?
Cells
What is the body’s use of molecules for energy and growth?
Metabolism
Which cell part is considered the powerhouse of the cell? It provides energy to the cell.
Mitochondria
Things that are so small they cannot be seen with the naked eye are called?
Microscopic
True or False: All things are made of cells.
False: Only living things are made of cells!
What three molecules do the cells need?
Glucose
Oxygen
Amino Acids
Which cell part is in charge of telling all the other parts what to do?
Nucleus
All the microorganisms that live in a particular environment, such as a human body are called a _________.
Microbiome
Which is smaller? A cell or a molecule
Molecule
Which molecule(or molecules) would be affected if there was an issue with your circulatory system?
Glucose
Oxygen
Amino Acids
Which cell part makes proteins for growth and repair?
Ribosomes
The human body provides an environment (______ and _______) for bacteria to survive.
Food and space
What is an example of a microorganism that only has one cell?
Bacteria
What is the chemical reaction that releases energy in the cells called?
Cellular Respiration
Jaycee is feeling very tired. He thinks there may be something wrong with his cells. What cell part would cause him to be tired if it was not working?
Mitochondria
What would happen to a person who has a low bacteria gut microbiome?
They would get sick
What are two things that helpful bacteria can do for our bodies and our cells?
-Help digest food
-Produce immune cells/Kill harmful bacteria
-Produce mucus to line the gut/protect the gut from invading harmful bacteria
-Take food and space away harmful bacteria
-List the two molecules that are needed for energy to be released by the cells.
-Which body systems do these molecules have to pass through to get to the cells?
Glucose-Digestive system, Circulatory system
Oxygen-Respiratory system, Circulatory system