Characteristics of Living Things
Cell Division
Cell Transport
Structure & Function or Scale
100

All living things are made of _____

What are cells

100

The things that grow, divide, and multiply.

What are cells?

100

The cell structure that allows materials to enter and exit the cell.

What is the cell membrane?

100
Conneting how something works (its job) with how it is put together

What is Structure & Function?

200

The only things that do not have cells

What are non-living things

200

The process the nucleus go through in order for cell division to occur.

What is mitosis?

200

The process by which molecules tend to move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.

What is diffusion?

200
The size and scope we look at something in order to get information.

What is scale?

300
The scientific word for maintaining a stable internal environment

What is Homeostasis

300
The place that new cells come from.

What are old cells?

300

The spread of water molecules through a selectively permeable membrane.

What is osmosis?

300

The part of the body that supports healing because it is able to quickly carry nutrients to an injury and carry away waste due to its fluid nature.

What is blood?

400

All living things need _____

What is energy?

400

The organelle that allows cells to have the nutrients it needs in order to survive.

What is the cell membrane?

400

The movement of materials through a cell membrane using energy.

What is active transport?

400

The part of the body that supports healing because of it's ability to quickly transmit messages due to its branching structure that connects to all systems of the body.

What are nerves?

500

The seven characteristics of living things

What are made of one or more cells, reproduce, use energy, respond to stimuli in the environment, grow and develop, maintain stable internal environment (homeostasis), adapted to the environment?

500

The three reasons for cell division.

What are growth, reproduction, and repair?

500

The process happening in the picture

Discuss.

500

The part of the body that supports healing because it is able to fill the gap of the injury due to its cell membrane, which allows for growth and division.

What are cells?