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Cell Theory
The Microscope
Living/Non Living/
Dead/Dormant
Characteristics of Living Things
Nature of Science
100

Cells are the _____________________ of life.

basic unit of structure and function 

100
The _______________holds the objective lenses and can be rotsted to change magnification.
nosepiece
100
a kitten
living
100
All living things respond ___________________
to stimuli
100

What is a hypothesis

an idea that can be tested and possibly proven true

200

All living things are __________________________

composed of cells.

200
The _______________projects light upwards through the diaphragm, the specimen, and the lenses.
lightsource
200
sand
non living
200
All living things exchange ______________
gasses
200

what is the order of the scientific method

1. Make an observation

2. Question.

3. Make a hypothesis

4. Experiment

5. Make a conclusion

6. Give a result / Repeat

300

Cells can only be ______________by other cells.

produced


300

The _______________holds the slide in place.

stage clips

300
flower seeds
dormant
300
All living things need ______________
water
300

what is a difference between scientific law and scientific theory

A theory is an explanation for what has been shown many times. 

A scientific law has been proved many times and is irrefutable.

400

What is the order of parts of living things from the smallest to largest

Cells to tissues to organs to organ systems to organisms

400
The _______________contains the ocular lens.
eyepiece
400
a flower that is growing in the ground
living
400
All living things eliminate __________________
waste
400

How can scientific theories change over time

Science knowledge changes because it is open to new evidence as it is discovered and observed.

500

Robert Hooke discovered the cell by looking at _________under a microscope.

cork or tree bark

500
The _________________ regulates the amount of light on the specimen.
diaphragm
500
a flower that has been cut
dead
500
All living things consume____________
food or energy
500

For Hypotheses to become theories what must occur

Experimentation with the same results