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| 2 ways Animals get energy from plants |
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| Eating plants or eating other organisms that have already eaten plants. |
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| 3 ingredients that the chloroplast uses to make Glucose. |
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| Energy from the sun, carbon dioxide from air, and water. |
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| Mitochondria, cacuole, endoplasmic reticulum (ER), ribosome |
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| 7 Parts of an Animal Cell |
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| Nucleus, Vacuole, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Ribosome, Cell Membrane, Cytoplasm, Mitochondria |
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| Chloroplasts, Vacuole, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Ribosome, Cytoplasm, Cell Membrane, Cell Wall, Mitochondrion, Nucleus |
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| Allow you to focus the image |
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| All organisms have the same number of chromosomes? True or False? |
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| Give off Carbon Dioxide, Take in Oxygen |
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| Can Animal cells trap energy from the sun to make sugars? True/False |
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| Holds the contents of a cell together. Gives support and shape to cell. |
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| Thin Flexible covering that helps the cell by controlling which substances enter or leave the cell. |
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| States that the cell is the basic unit of all living organisms and only living cells can produce new living cells |
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| Tough nonliving material that acts like an outside skeleton for a plant cell |
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| Gives the Plant cell support, strength and shape. |
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| Microscopic building blocks of all living things |
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| Green substance in the chloroplasts that traps energy from sunlight. |
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| Organelle that makes sugars using carbon dioxide, water and energy from sunlight |
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| Stringlike structure in a cell nucleus that carries information controlling all the cells activities |
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| Tiny hair like structures. Windpipe cells, vorticella and paramecium have these. |
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| A microscope having more than one lens |
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| Example of a Light Microscope |
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| Clear jellylike material that fills the space between the cell membrane and the nucleus. Made mostly of water. |
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| Difference between Plant and Animal Cell |
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| Plant Cells have only one Vacuole, Plant cells are larger, Plant cells have Chloroplasts. |
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| Uses Electrons to make things look up to one million times bigger |
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| Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) |
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| Organelle that transports materials inside the cell. |
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| Allows you to see the object and also magnifies the image |
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| Simple sugar created during Photosynthesis |
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| Green Color of Chlorophyll |
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| Hides the red, orange, yellow and blue colors in the chloroplasts. |
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| Green substance found inside of the chloroplast |
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| Invented the first compound microscope |
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| Reflects light from another source through the image being observed |
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| Organelles where food and oxygen react to release energy. The powerhouse of cells. |
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| Human cells that work together to help you move, push food though digestive system and keep heart beating. |
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| Act like transmitters to send messages |
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| Long narrow human cells that carry messages from one cell to the next cell. |
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| Part of the cell that controls activities of other cell parts |
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| Magnifies the image on the slide |
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| Tiny structure in the cytoplasm of a cell that performs a special job. |
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| Act of putting together with light. |
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| Process in which oxygen is formed and released by the plant into the atmosphere. |
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| Gives Off Oxygen, Takes in Carbon Dioxide. |
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| Can Animals or Plants make their own food? |
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| Organelles that store plants colors. Chloropasts belong to this group. |
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| Human cells that carries oxygen to your cell and carry waste away from them. |
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| Process in mitochondria where oxygen is used to release the energy stored in glucose. |
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| Organelle that puts together proteins for the cell. |
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| Type of Human cells that cover and protect the body from harmful organisms entering it. |
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| A group of organisms that have the same characteristics are are able to product offspring that can reproduce |
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| Holds a slide containing the object to be viewed |
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| saclike organelle used for storing materials |
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| Single celled organism that are funnel shaped. |
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| Human cell that protect you from disease. |
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| All dogs are member of the same ______? |
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| An instrument using two lenses for magnifying objects? |
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| According to the ______, all organisms are made of one or more cells |
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| The control center of a living cell is the _________? |
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| A structure in the nucleus that carries information that controls cell activities is the __________? |
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| A thin flexible protective cell covering is the ______ |
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| The jellylike material fillng the space between the cell membrane and the nucleus is ________ |
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| Ribosomes, mitochondria, and vacuoles are examples of _____________? |
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| Organelles in the cytoplasm where energy is released are _________? |
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| A saclike organelle where a cell's food an water are stored is _______? |
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| An organelle for transporting materials insde the cell is the _____? |
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| Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) |
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| Part of a cell that puts together proteins for the cell is the _____? |
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| Green substance in plant cells is ____? |
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| An organelle that makes sugar is the _____? |
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| The tough outer support of a plant cell is the __________? |
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