Characteristics of Life
Cells
Water Properties
Cell Transport
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100

Put the following terms in order from smallest to largest.

( tissues  /  organism  /  organ  /  cell  /  organ system)

Cells - Tissues - Organ - Organ System - Organism

100

This cell has a nucleus.  What type of cell am I?

Eukaryotic

100

Is water polar or nonpolar and WHY?

Polar - Hydrogen is positive and Oxygen is negative.

100

What part of the cell controls what can enter and exit the cell?

Cell (Plasma) Membrane

100

What body system pumps your blood throughout your body?

Circulatory

200

What Characteristic of Life is:

a bacteria dividing into 2 identical cells

Ability to Reproduce

200

This is the control center or "brain" of the cell.

Nucleus
200

What property of water is a water droplet?

Cohesion

200

What type of transport goes from low to high concentrations and uses energy?  What is that energy molecule called?

Active; ATP

200

What body system senses stimuli and creates a response?

Nervous System

300

What Characteristic of Life is:

a green plant using sunlight to make sugar molecules

Uses Energy

300

What cell organelles are ONLY in plant cells?  There are 3.

Chloroplast

Central Vacuole

Cell Wall

300

Water (oceans) helps to moderate the Earth's temperature so Earth does not get too hot or too cold.  What property of water is this?

High Specific Heat

300

What do carbohydrates do in the cell membrane?

What does cholesterol do in the cell membrane?

What do proteins do in the cell membrane?

Cell Identification

Stability and Flexibility of the Membrane

Transport of Items in and out of the Cell

300

What body system uses oxygen gas to create energy for your cells?

Respiratory System

400

Give an example of a unicellular organism AND a multicellular organism.

Uni - bacteria

Multi - any plant or animal

400

When does a cell replicate its DNA?

During the S phase of interphase (before it divides).

400

Why is water the universal solvent?

Water can dissolve many substances due to it being a polar molecule.

400

What is the differences between simple and facilitated diffusion.

Facilitated diffusion uses a protein to move larger molecules through the cell membrane.

400

What body system produces urine when filtering toxic wastes?

Excretory System

500

Why are viruses not alive?

Not made of cells.

Need a host to do most characteristics of life.

500

Put the phases of the cell cycle in order.

Interphase - Prophase - Metaphase - Anaphase - Telophase - Cytokinesis

500

What property of water allows plants to get water from their roots to their flowers?

Capillary Action

500
Describe the 3 types of solutions for osmosis.

Hypotonic - water moves in and cell grows

Isotonic - water moves in and out and the cell stays the same

Hypertonic - water moves out and cell shrinks

500

What is homeostasis? Give one example of how your body maintains homeostasis.

Internal Balance

Shivering or Sweating to maintain a constant temperature.