Living Things
Everything that is a living thing on Earth
Name one function that is essential to sustain life
What is nutrition? (or.. interaction, reproduction)
Smallest unit of life that can function independently
What are cells?
These cells are usually bacteria
What is prokaryotic cells?
Eukaryotic cells contain two structures. Name one:
What is nucleus or organelles?
What is a cell?
Living things can be classified into two groups based on nutrition, one is:
A thin layer that covers the entire cell
What is cell membrane ?
A rigid covering that surround the plasma membrane
What is a cell wall?
Two types of eukaryotic cells
What are animal and plant cells?
What is organic and inorganic?
Living things have a cooperative or competitive relationship which is called
What is interaction?
A jelly-like substance inside the cell is called
What is cytoplasm?
These are responsible for protein synthesis
What are ribosomes?
This cell has the ability to move using flagella
What is animal cells?
Any chemical element that forms part of organic matter is called a
What is a bioelement?
Type of reproduction that produces a new living thing that is identical to the parent
What is asexual reproduction?
Type of cell that floats freely throughout the cytoplasm
This material floats freely throughout the cytoplasm
What is genetic material?
This organelles function is to produce energy
What is mitochondria?
Two principal inorganic substances in living things are:
What is water and mineral salts?
A sexual cell that is produced by a male and a female is called
What is a gamete?
The name of the first person to use the term cells. He used a microscope to see these cells.
Who is Robert Hooke?
A tail-like extension in some bacteria used for movement
What is flagellum?
This organelle is responsible for photosynthesis
What is chloroplasts?