UniCellular
What does amoeba eat?
Bacteria, Algae, and plant cells
What do red blood cells look like?
Disk-like shape
The function of Leaf cells.
They absorb energy from the sun.
Do Red Blood cells not have Nucleus?
Yes
What are three main things inside the Cell?
Nucleus, Cytoplasm, and Cell membrane
What is the definition of a Unicellular organism?
An organism that is made out of a single cell.
What is the function of the Nerve Cell? (Neuron)
They carry electrical impulses throughout the body.
Transmits energy.
The function of Red blood cells
They transport oxygen and hemoglobin around the body.
Why do Red blood cells have a disk-like shape?
Because this shape increases the surface area for carrying the oxygen
What is the tail part of Euglena Called?
Flagellum
What are the two examples of Unicellular Organisms?
Amoeba
Euglena
What are the 3 types of Multicellular Organisms?
Plants, Animals, and Fungus.
What is the definition of a specialized Cell?
Cells that have changed so that they are suited to a certain job.
Why do sperm cells have tails?
The tails allow sperm cells to swim in the liquid.
Living things can be made of...
One or More Cells
What do you call the way Amoeba consume food?
Engulfing
How are the processes in multicellular organisms initiated?
They are processed by different cells that have different functions and jobs.
The function of Sperm cells
They carry male genetic material and swim to the egg cell.
What can we know from the shape of the cells?
We can guess what their function is.
_________ Digest food in Amoeba
Food Vacuole
What is the name of the reproducing process of Amoeba?
Binary Fission
What is hemoglobin?
It is a red pigment that joins oxygen.
The function of Root Hair cells.
They have a large surface area and absorb water and nutrients.
What is the process(change) of the cells becoming specialized cells called?
Structural Adaptation
Name all the parts of the euglena
Flagellum, eye spot, nucleus, chloroplast, contractile vacuole :)