Cell Structure
Where is the DNA stored within a cell?
Cell Nucleus
The role of the Vacuole
To store water
The organ that acts as the pump for the circulatory system
The heart
how many lungs does someone need to live
1
Biology is the study of
Life and Living organisms
This feature allows plant cells to retain their rigid structure
Cell Wall
The function of a red blood cell
To transport oxygen throughout the body and to remove waste
A veins role is to
Take blood to the heart
the tube in the front of the throat
trachea
The name of the constellation on our flag
The southern cross
A cell that has a altered structure from the standard in order to perform a specific purpose
Specialised Cell
The role of the mitochondria
To store and release energy
"The powerhouse of the cell"
The names of all 4 chambers in the heart
Left ventricle
Left atrium
Right ventricle
Right atrium
the muscle the is responsible for lungs inhaling and exhaling
diaphragm
True or False: Mr. Press is Left handed.
Really think about it, what hand does he write in class with? Are you sure?
False
An unspecialised cell that can be used to turn into another type of cell
Stem Cell
The role of Ribosomes is to
Synthesize protein
the name of the largest artery in the body
Aorta
how oxygen gets into the blood and carbon dioxide out
diffusion
The formula for a trapezium is
Mr. Press
A=1/2(a+b)h
The jelly-like substance found within the cell that fills and surrounds the internal structures
Cytoplasm
The Xylem is responsible for
Transfer water in a plant and provide structural support
The chemical in red blood cell that bonds with oxygen
Haemoglobin
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is..... (break down the word)
an infection in the lungs caused by small silicon particles from a volcano
What is the difference between a landform and a landscape.
Ms. Stephens
A landform is a single, specific physical feature on the Earth's surface, while a landscape is a broader area made up of a collection of multiple landforms.