Cell Organelles
Cells and Organisation
Classifying Life
Living Things
Microscopes & Cells
100

This organelle controls the activities of the cell.

Nucleus

100

The basic unit of all living things.

Cell

100

Scientists group living things based on shared characteristics. This process is called _____.

Classification

100

What acronym did we use to remember the characteristics of living things?

MRSGREN

100

This scientific instrument allows us to see cells too small to see clearly with our eyes.

Microscope

200

This organelle releases energy from food for the cell.

Mitochondria

200

A group of similar cells working together.

Tissue

200

Scientists use these observable features to help classify organisms.

Structural features / characteristics

200

Name three characteristics of living things from MRS GREN.

Any 3: Movement, Respiration, Sensitivity, Growth, Reproduction, Excretion, Nutrition

200

This part of the microscope is where you place the slide.

Stage

300

This jelly-like substance is where many chemical reactions occur.

Cytoplasm

300

A group of different tissues working together.

Organ

300

What is a branching series of questions used to identify an organism called?

Dichotomous key / branching key

300

An organism made from only one cell is described as _____.

Unicellular / single-celled

300

Which type of microscope did we use to view cells on a glass slide?

Light microscope

400

This organelle contains chlorophyll and carries out photosynthesis.

Chloroplast

400

A group of organs working together to perform a major function.

Organ system

400

Why do scientists classify living things?

To organise, identify and compare organisms

400

An organism made from many cells is described as _____.

Multicellular

400

Name two structures found in plant cells but not animal cells.

Cell wall and chloroplasts

500

This large organelle stores water and dissolved substances in a plant cell.

Vacuole

500

Put these in order from smallest to largest:
organ, organism, cell, tissue, organ system.

Cell → tissue → organ → organ system → organism

500

Two organisms share many structural features. What might this suggest?

They are more closely related / belong to a similar group

500

The process by which cells use glucose and oxygen to produce energy.

What is cellular respiration?

500

The organelle that packages and distributes material to the cell. 

What is the golgi apparatus?

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