Made up of Cells!
What does unicellular mean?
One cell
What are nutrients?
Things that organisms need to live, but cannot make for themselves.
What is Ms. Greenall's dog named?
Zoro
What kind of reproduction do unicellular organisms use?
Asexual reproduction
What is a stimulus?
Something that compels a living thing to take action.
What does multi-cellular mean?
More than one cell
What are consumers?
Things that get their nutrients from eating.
What kind of organisms grow in number of cells?
Multicellular organisms.
What kind of reproduction do multi-cellular organisms use?
Sexual reproduction
What is the function of the muscular system?
To take action.
Are plants unicellular or multi-cellular?
Multi-cellular
What are producers?
Things that make their own food, but still need input.
What kind of organisms grow in size?
Unicellular organisms.
Define asexual reproduction.
Where organisms make copies of themselves quickly that are genetically identical.
To notice stimuli
Is yeast unicellular or multi-cellular?
Unicellular
Name an example of a consumer.
An animal/human.
What gets rid of waste within cells?
Organelles
When organisms use sexual reproduction, is the offspring identical or similar?
Genetically similar but not the exact same/identical.
What is the function of the nervous system?
Name the 3 jobs organelles have to help cells stay alive.
1. Take in nutrients
2. Use energy
3. Get rid of waste
Name an example of a producer.
Ex. plants produce nutrients but need input via photosynthesis.
What is cellular respiration?
The process where nutrients are broken down into energy.
Asexual reproduction is like _____!
Name an example of internal stimuli and of external stimuli. (2)
Internal: Hunger, thirst, danger, anxiety
External: Sound, light, taste, smell, temperature