Characteristics of living things
Animal and Plant cells
Specialised Cells
Microorganism
Classifying Organisms
100

Organisms increase in size

growth

100

What is the function of the chloroplast?

makes food for the plant

100

Name two specialised animal cells

any two from: red blood cell, white blood cell, ciliated epithelial cell, nerve cell

100

the piece of apparatus needed to view microorganisms

microscope

100

A characteristic that all mammals have is

hair / produce milk 

200

Organisms change their position

movement

200

It controls everything inside the cell.

Nucleus

200

Which specialised cell is very long that carries signal from one part of the body to another.

Nerve Cells

200

What gas does the yeast release during respiration?

carbon dioxide

200

Give an example of prokaryotes.

Bacteria
300
Organisms take in and use nutrients
nutrition
300

What name is given to the different cell structures?

organelles

300

Which specialised cell fights diseases?

White blood cells

300

What type of organism is a mould?

fungi

300

Which kingdom do vertebrates belong to?

animal kingdom

400

Organisms break down nutrients and release energy

respiration

400

Name 3 features that plant cells have but animal cells don't

Sap Vacuole, Cell Wall, and Chloroplasts

400

Which specialised cell contains a lot of chloroplasts as its adaptation?

Palisade cell

400

Some microorganisms are decomposers. True or False.

True

400

What is the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates?

Vertebrates are animals with backbone, invertebrates are animals without backbone.

500
Organisms detect changes and respond to them

sensitivity

500

What is the function of the mitochondria?

It is used for respiration.

500
Explain how a root hair cell is adapted to its function.

It has root hairs (large surface area) to absorb water and minerals quickly.

500

Give one example of single-celled protozoa.

paramecium / amoeba

500

Grouping organisms with similar characteristics is called

classification