Characteristics of living things
Organisms
Prokaryotes
Eukaryotes
Cell structure
100

The modern cell theory states that:

1. All living things are made up of cells

2. All cells come from other pre-existing cells 

3.....?

The cell is the smallest living unit in any organism

100

Another term for living thing

Organism

100

Prokaryote lack...

Membrane-bound organelles

100

These key structures are only found in eukaryotic cells

Membrane-bound organelles

100

Rigid structure that surrounds the cell membrane and provide structures to prokaryotic cells like bacteria and eukaryotic cells like plant cells.

The cell wall

200

As baby penguin reaches adulthood, it increases in size and loses its brown fur to gain black and white fur. 

Growth and Development

200

Any organism containing only one cell

Unicellular organism

200

All prokaryotes are...

Unicellular

200

This organelle, which contains DNA is the first organelle to evolve in Eukaryotic cells

The nucleus

200

This organelle is the second organelle to ever evolve in Eukaryotes. It  is the power center of the cell and one of only 3 other organelles to carry a set of DNA

The mitochondria

300

All living things must obtain and process energy, this is called metabolism. These two terms refer to:

A: an organism that obtain energy from sunlight and inorganic compounds.

B: An organism that eat other organisms to obtain energy

A: Autotroph

B: Heterotroph

300

Any organism made up of more than one cell

A multicellular organism

300

This kingdom of organisms is considered the most ancient form of life on earth

Archae

300

The levels of organization in Eukaryotes

Cells make up tissues, tissues make up organs, organs make up organ systems and, organ systems make up organisms.

300

This organelle plays a role in cell division and is only found in animal cells

Centrosomes

400

The sum of all the self-regulating processes occurring within an organism to maintain its internal equilibrium.

Homeostasis

400

Eukaryotes not only contains unicellular organisms but also, unicellular organisms. Which kingdoms of organisms contain both unicellular and multicellular organisms?

Fungi & Protists

400

This jelly-like fluid is fills the space inside all cells and hold its structures including DNA in prokaryotic cells. 

The cytoplasm

400

The 4 out of 6 kingdoms of life that are eukaryotes

Animals, plants, fungi and protists.

400

This protist is the only other organism aside from plants to have  a cell or cells to contain a chloroplast.

Green Algae

500

What are the 8 characteristics of living things?

1) All living things are made up of cells. 2) All cells in a living contains DNA. 3) All living obtain and process energy.  4) All living things must maintain homeostasis. 5) All living things respond to internal/external stimuli. 6) All things things grow & develop. 7) All living things reproduce. 8) All living things evolve

all the cells in  heredity, cellular organization, growth and development, response to stimuli, adaptation through evolution, homeostasis, and metabolism.

500

There are 2 groups of organisms divided into 6 kingdoms, what are they?

Bacteria, Archaea, Fungi, Protists, Animals & Plants

500

The 2 prokaryotic kingdoms out of the 6 kingdoms of life are...

Archaea and bacteria

500

These non membrane-bound organelles make proteins and are the only organelles found in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes.

Ribosomes

500

Why do the root cells of plants not have chloroplasts?

Their job is to collect water and nutrients. They do NOT carry out photosynthesis, which happens in the chloroplast

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