characteristics of living things
diffusion
unicellular organisms
parts of a cell
Microscope
100
All living things grow in_
what is size?
100
osmosis is a special type of_
diffusion
100
synonym for microorganisms
what is unicellular organisms
100
only found in plant cells
what are cell wall and chloroplast?
100
this supports the microscope
what is the base?
200
living things can respond to changes in their________
what is environment
200
How much of one substance there is when mixed with another substance
What is concentration?
200
a change in the shape or figure of all or part of an organism
what is movement?
200
provides the cell with energy
what is the mitochondria?
200
the direct light upwards onto the slide
what is the mirror?
300
what is repair?
300
when a plant cell has enough water, the vacuoles is full, it pushes against the cell membrane and cell wall
what is turgor pressure?
300
unicellular organisms use _and_ to move closer to a food source
what are cilia and flagella
300
to store water, nutrients and other substances for later use
what is the vacuoles?
300
the rotating device that holds the objectives
what is the revolving nosepiece?
400
some bacteria are only made of__
one cell
400
Diffusion is a type of ---- transport
passive
400
___beat together and create water currents.
what is the celia
400
to distribute oxygen and nutrients to other parts of the cell
what is the cytoplasm?
400
an adjustable joint that lets the arm tilt at various angles
What is an inclination joint?
500
living things produce unusable or unwanted materials that they release to external environment
what is waste?
500
stores water and wastes in a plant can take up most of the space in a plant cell, and is usually full of water
what is the vacuoles
500
_____let organisms change shape. They can help amoebas get nutrients.
what are Pseudopods?
500
a smooth or rough structure with many exterior folds that create interior canals
what is endoplasmic reticulum?
500
an adjustable opening under the stage, allowing different to the focus
what is the diaphragm?