Microscopes
Reproduction
What is Biology?
Characteristics
Characteristics Continued
100

Where is the slide placed on the microscope?

Stage

100

Name the 2 types of reproduction

Sexual and Asexual



100

Define biology

The study of life

100

Most cells are so ______ we use a microscope to see them

Small


100

Define unicellular organisms

Have only 1 cell

200

What is the 4x lens called?

Low objective lens


200

This requires 2 organisms for reproduction

Asexual reproduction

200

What is the basic unit of life?

Cells


200

Name 3 groups of organisms

Ex: Plants, animals, fungi, protists, humans, bacteria

200

Organisms can be grouped by their _____ of cells

number

300

Which focus moves the stage up dramatically?

Coarse Adjuster

300

Requires only 1 organism for reproduction

Asexual reproduction
300
Do groups or individuals evolve?

Groups

300
What surrounds all cells?

Membrane

300

Organisms must maintain what type of internal environment?

Stable

400
What is the 10x lens called?

Medium objective lens

400

How do asexually reproduced organisms genetically compare to their parents?

Identical

400

Organisms require materials like food which gives them ______ for their activities

Energy


400

What is the function of the cell membrane?

Control what enters/exist cell

400

Name one of the most common prokaryotes

Bacteria

500

What is the 40x objective lens called?

High objective lens

500

Which prokaryote reproduces asexually?

Bacteria

500

All organisms have a genetic code, which is carried in a molecule called ________

DNA

500

Which cell type (prokaryote or eukaryote) has no nucleus and no-membrane bound organelles?

Prokaryote

500

What is the cytoplasm

Fluid environment where chemical reactions happen

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