Protists
What are the four protists we have learned about?
What is euglena, paramecium, volvox, and amoeba.
What is the brain of the cell? (Holds the DNA)
What is the nucleus.
Which type of cell, plant or animal, would you expect to be green?
What is plant cells
What is the simplest part of any living thing that is still considered living?
Which two systems work together to remove waste gases through the lungs?
What plant-like protist lives in a circular cooperative group called a colony?
What is Volvox
What flexible outer barrier controls what goes ino and out of the cell?
What is the cell membrane.
What rigid outer layer is found only in plant cells, providing structure support and protection?
What is the cell wall
What provides protection and support for the human body?
What is the skeletal system.
Which two systems work together to remove waste after eating?
What are digestive and muscular
What plant-like protist uses a whip-like tail called a flagellum to move?
What is Euglena
What converts food into energy for the cell?
What is the mitochondria.
What parts of a cell exists in a plant cell but not an animal cell?
What is cell wall and chloroplast.
What moves oxygen and other materials via the blood to all parts of the body?
What is the circulatory system.
Which two system work together to carry digested nutrients to body cells via the blood?
What are digestive and circulatory
What does the amoeba use to move and eat other organisms?
What are pseudopods.
What part of a cell allows plants to convert the suns energy into food?
What is a chloroplast
What cellular process happens in the mitochondria of both plant and animal cells?
What is cellular respiration?
What system includes skin, hair, and nails, and acts as a barrier against infection and injury?
What is the integumentary system
Which two systems work together to carry waste to the lungs so it can be secreated?
What are respiratory and circulatory
What tiny hair-like structure covers a Paramecium and helps it swim?
What are cilia
What storage space is usually large and central in plant cells to hold water and waste, but small in animal cells?
What is a vacuole
Wild Card: What are the levels of organization from least to most complex?
What is Cell, Tissue, Organ, Organ System, Organism
What is the process by which living organisms, including the human body, maintain a stable internal condition, (i.e. temperature)?
What is homeostasis
Which two systems work together to maintain blood glucose homeostasis. so when an infection occurs, glucose is available for immune cells to fight infections?
What are immune and endocrine