Living and Nonliving
All living things are made up of ______
What is a cell?
Which characteristic of life is demonstrated by the example: new plants developing from seeds?
What is reproduction?
Which cell organelle controls the cells activities?
What is the nucleus?
A living thing made up of one cell.
What is unicellular?
What allows organelles to move within the cell?
What is cytoplasm?
What characteristic of life is represented when a plant bends toward a window to receive sunlight?
What is responding to the environment?
Which characteristic of life is demonstrated by the example: a cat breathes out carbon dioxide and takes in oxygen.
What is complex chemistry?
Which cell organelle produces energy for the cell?
What is mitochondria?
A living thing made up of more than one cell.
What is multicellular?
What would happen to the cell if the mitochondria stopped working?
What is the cell would die because the mitochondria would not be able to produce energy for the cell.
Fire moves, grows, and uses energy (fuel). Why is fire considered nonliving.
What is Fire lacks several characteristics: it is not made of cells, it does not have DNA, it cannot maintain homeostasis, and it doesn't reproduce offspring?
Which characteristic of life is demonstrated by the example: you move your hand away quickly after touching something hot.
What is responds to the environment?
What regulates what leaves and enters the cell?
What is the cell membrane?
Unicellular organisms have one cell that performs what kind of tasks (jobs)?
What is all tasks?
What happens to the cell if the nucleus stops working?
What is the cell would die because the cell is not receiving directions?
Which is NOT an example of a living thing? Fungus, Bacteria, Moss, Virus
What is a virus?
Which characteristic of life is demonstrated by the example: you shiver when you are cold.
What is maintains homeostasis?
What provides structure and support for plant cells?
What is the cell wall?
Multicellular organisms have many cells that all look?
What is different?
What happens if a cell organelle is damaged or stops working?
What is the whole cell would fail?
All living things must provide evidence of the 6…
What are the 6 Characteristics of Life?
What is the best evidence to show that something is alive?
What is it has cells?
What organelle produces energy through photosynthesis?
What is Chloroplast?
Multicellular organisms have many cells that look different and perform what kind of tasks (jobs)?
What is specific?
What two organelles are in the plant cell but not the animal cell?
What is the cell wall and chloroplast?