Living Things
Plant Cells
Animal Cells
Microorganisms
How cells work together
100
Plants, people, animals, and all living things that have five basic life functions.
What is an organism?
100
Box-like.
What is the shape of a plant cell?
100
The part of a cell that defines the traits of an organism.
What is a chromosome?
100
Bacteria, protists, and some fungi.
What are some tiny organisms?
100
A human.
What is a many-celled organism?
200
The smallest unit of living matter.
What is a cell?
200
Cell wall and chloroplast.
What are the two parts that a plant cell has that an animal cell doesn't have?
200
Only a thin cell membrane.
What is the outer covering of an animal cell?
200
Mushrooms.
What is a fungus you can eat?
200
Tissues.
What are cells that work together in groups?
300
Chlorophyll.
What do plant cells contain that animal cells do not contain?
300
Cell wall.
What is the thick, stiff structure that protects and supports the plant cell?
300
Animal cells have more of these.
Do animal or plant cells have more vacuoles?
300
Protists.
What is the one-celled microorganism that lives in pond water?
300
Organs.
What are tissues that work together doing certain jobs?
400
Box-like.
What shape are plant cells?
400
Usually green.
What color are plant cells?
400
Round.
What is the shape of an animal cell?
400
Microorganisms with cell walls but no nucleus that live in many different environments.
What is bacteria?
400
Organ systems.
What are organs that work together carrying on life functions?
500
1. Grow and develop 2. Use energy by eating food 3. Reproduce 4. Respond to the environment 5. Get rid of wastes
What are the five basic life functions?
500
The chloroplast.
What is the plant cells "food factory" that contains chlorophyll?
500
Make their own food.
What can plant cells do that animal cells cannot do?
500
Protists and bacteria.
What microorganisms can sometimes make people sick?
500
The roots, stem, and leaves.
What is a plant's organ system?
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