Sexual and Asexual reproduction
How many parents are needed for each Sexual and Asexual Reproduction?
How do you count to one and two?
Which one of the four things for this topic makes organs?
What is a Tissue?
The "boss" of the cell
Who is the Nucleus?
Which one is more likely to produce a genetic mutation Sexual Reproduction, or Asexual Reproduction?
What is Asexual Reproduction?
Where does Photosynthesis take place in a cell?
(Three answers each one is worth 100 points)
Where are the Chloroplasts, the thylakoids, and the chlorophyll?
How many chromosomes are given to the offspring from each parent in sexual reproduction in humans?
Can you count to 23?
Which organ system pumps blood through the body?
What is the Circulatory System?
The "powerhouse" of the cell?
What is a Mitochondria?
What four letters are considered instructions?
What are A, T, C, and G?
What two things are needed to preform Photosynthesis?
What are Carbon Dioxide and Water?
What is the percent of relations from each parent to their offspring?
What is 50%?
Which organs remove waste from the blood and make urine?
What are kidneys?
What is the jelly-like substance found in a cell?
What is the cytoplasm?
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What is needed to preform cellular respiration?
What is Glucose and Oxygen?
What is the main DISADVANTAGE from asexual reproduction?
What is limits genetic diversity, and lack of variation?
What organ system provides shape for the human body?
What is the Skeletal System?
Which cell has a cell wall, and chloroplasts?
Who are you... Plant Cell
What is the transmission of genetic characteristics from parent to offspring?
What is Heredity?
How does photosynthesis and cellular respiration help each other?
How does photosynthesis make what cellular respiration needs, and how does cellular respiration make what photosynthesis needs???
In Sexual reproduction you get DNA from both parents and so does your sibling so how are you different?
Why is it due to variations in the chromosomes passed down to them from their parents?
Human skin falls under what organ system?
What is the integumentary system?
What is the thing in animal cells that gives it structure?
(hint not cell membrane)
What is a Centriole?
DNA and RNA are both types of ______ ______ called ______ ____
(both have to be correct for points)
What is genetic material and nucleic acids
What are two ways Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration are different?
How does photosynthesis uses sunlight and creates energy through the chloroplasts, and how does cellular respiration break apart glucose and releases energy to the mitochondria?