What is a Cell?
The Microscope
Plant Cells
Animal Cells
Seasons
Day & Night
Phases of the Moon
Planisphere
100

What is a cell?

The smallest unit of life.

100

What does a microscope do?

Makes tiny things look bigger.

100

What strong outer layer do plant cells have?

Cell wall.

100

Do animal cells have a cell wall?

No.

100

How many seasons does Earth have?

Four.

100

What causes day and night?

Earth’s rotation.

100

Does the Moon make its own light?

No.

100

What is a planisphere?

A star map of the night sky.

200

What tool do scientists use to see cells?

A microscope.

200

What part bends light to magnify objects?

Lens.

200

What green part makes food?

Chloroplast.

200

What is the powerhouse of the cell?

Mitochondria.

200

What causes seasons?

Earth’s tilt and orbit around the Sun.

200

How long is one Earth rotation?

24 hours.

200

How long does one Moon cycle take?

About 29.5 days.

200

What does a constellation show?

A pattern of stars.

300

What do we call living things made of one cell?

Unicellular organisms.

300

Why do microscopes need light?

To see the specimen clearly.

300

What part stores water and food?

 Vacuole.

300

What shape are animal cells usually?

Round or oval.

300

What is Earth tilted on?

Its axis.

300

Why does the Sun look like it moves across the sky?

Earth is rotating.

300

What phase shows the whole Moon bright?

Full Moon.

300

Why do constellations change with seasons?

Earth moves around the Sun.

400

Which part of the cell controls what the cell does?

The nucleus.

400

How many times can some microscopes magnify?

Up to 1000 times.

400

Name two parts plant cells have that animal cells do not.

Cell wall and chloroplasts.

400

What do ribosomes make?

Proteins.

400

What season has the longest days?

Summer.

400

What happens if Earth stops rotating?

One side always day, one side always night.

400

What is a thin curved Moon called?

Crescent Moon.

400

What line separates sky and land?

Horizon.

500

Explain the difference between unicellular and multicellular organisms.

Unicellular have one cell; multicellular have many cells.

500

Explain how a microscope works.

Light passes through the specimen and lenses magnify it.

500

Why are chloroplasts important for life on Earth?

They make food and oxygen.

500

Name two jobs animal cells do in the body.

Movement, repair, energy, protection (any two).

500

Explain how tilt and orbit work together to make seasons.

Tilt changes sunlight while Earth orbits the Sun.

500

Explain rotation in your own words.

Earth spins on its axis causing day and night.

500

Explain why the Moon looks different each night.

We see different parts of the lit side as it orbits Earth.

500

 Explain how a planisphere helps find stars.

It shows visible stars for a date and time.

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