BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM
PLANTS and ANIMALS BIO SYSTEM
CELLS
NUTRIENTS
CELLULAR PROCESSES
100

It is a set of connected or interacting parts that work together to perform a function.

SYSTEM

100

Major structure of the plant that serves as an anchor.

ROOTS

100

What are the three types of cells?

PLANT, ANIMAL, BACTERIAL CELL

100

What are the five major types of nutrients?

CARBOHYDRATES, PROTEINS, FATS, VITAMINS and MINERALS

100

What is the process by which cells release energy from fuel molecules and transfer some of that energy into ATP.

CELLULAR RESPIRATION

200

It is a living system made up of related parts that interact and work together to carry out functions necessary for life.

BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

200

What major structure of the plants serves as the main site for photosynthesis?

LEAVES

200

It is a selectively permeable membrane that controls the movement of substance in and out of the cell.

CELL MEMBRANE

200

What stage refers to the moving of digested nutrients through the intestinal lining into blood or lymph.

ABSORPTION

200

It is the the movement of water across a selectively permeable membrane toward the side with a higher concentration of dissolved substances.

OSMOSIS

300

Part of the living system that has a particular shape, position, or form.

STRUCTURE

300

It is one of the plant's transport system that moves water and dissolved minerals from roots toward stems and leaves.

XYLEM

300
What organelle modifies, sorts, and packages the proteins and lipids for final delivery?

GOLGI APPARATUS

300

TRUE or FALSE

Digestion can only be done chemically.

FALSE

300

It is the process by which cells build proteins using genetic instructions. These proteins are needed for growth, repair, chemical reactions, transport, and cell structure.

PROTEIN SYNTHESIS

400

The role or job performed by a specific structure

FUNCTION

400

It is one of the plant's transport system that moves sugars and organic substances from leaves or stores to the rest of the plant.

PHLOEM

400

What structure is only unique to plant cell?

CELL WALL

400

What is the role of ATP and what does it stand for?

ATP is the universal currency of life --- Adenosine triphosphate

400

What processes allow cells to move large particles or packages of substances that cannot pass directly through membrane transport proteins

Endocytosis and Exocytosis

500

TRUE OR FALSE?

A biological system is defined not by the parts themselves but by the invisible relationships between them. 

TRUE

500

These are  tiny pores that are commonly found on leaf surfaces, that allow gases to move into and out of the plant.

STOMATA

500

Why is the cell considered as the basic structural and functional unit of life?

Because it contributes to the physical organization of something larger and carries out essential life processes. 
500

How does cells use nutrients?

Cells use nutrients by energy production, growth repair, and storage and maintenance.
500

A cell needs to absorb a mineral ion even though its concentration is already higher inside the cell. Which transport process may be needed?

ACTIVE TRANSPORT

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