Parts of the cell
What are the three parts of the cell?
Cell membrane, cytoplasm and genetic material
How do you call to an organism that is made by one cell?
Unicellular
Tell me the three vital function
Nutrition, interaction and reproduction
Tell me the five kingdoms
Moneras, Protists, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia
Why plants are essential for living beings?
Because they produce oxygen.
Types of cell depending on the genetic material
Prokaryotic and eukaryotic
What is a multicellular organism? Name some examples
Organisms that are made up of lots of cells. Animals and plants
Types of nutrition
Autotrophic and heterotrophic
Are plants heterotrophic?
No, they aren't
Tell me the parts of the plants
Roots, stem, leaves and vessels
In which cell can you find chloroplast?
Plant cell
Tissues, organs and systems
Explain the heterotrophic nutrition
Living beings that eat other living beings
Tell me the type of cells of the animalia kingdom
Eukaryotic
How can we classify the plants that have seeds?
Gymnosperms and angiosperms
What do we have in common all living beings?
We are made of cells and we carry out the three vital functions
What are organs?
A group of tissues that carry out a task
Explain the autotrophic nutrition
Living beings that produce their own food using water, sunlight and carbon dioxide
Are moneras unicellular or multicellular?
Unicellular
Which type of plants have complex flowers?
Angiosperms
Do horses have nucleus in their cells? Why?
Yes, because they have eukaryotic cells
What are systems?
A group of organs that work together to complete a function
What do humans need to carry out the interaction function?
Sense organs, locomotor system and nervous system.
What is the main difference between protists and fungi?
Protists have heterotrophic and autotrophic nutrition but fungi only heterotrophic.
How do plants reproduce if they don't have seeds?
By means of spores