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| Controls the turgity, gives structure, and only in plant cells |
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| Has the proteins, allows materials to pass, and protects the cell. |
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| Does the photosynthesis, food for the cells, and cholorphil. |
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| Stores the food and waste products, is bigger in plant cells, and storage of the cell. |
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| Cells transport system, transporter of materials, such as ribosomes, and is found around the nucleus. |
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| The "brain" of the cell, controlls cell, and holds genetic material. |
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| Manufactors the cells and creates the ribosomes. |
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| Gives proteins to the cells, and is scattered around the Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum. |
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| Where the growth takes place, gel-like fluid, and up-center. |
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| Sorts out the molecules of the cell. |
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| Removes indigestive materials, and breaks down the food. |
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| Controls the level of water, produces energy, and is the power house. |
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| Produces plant's sugar, allows oxygen to go in and out, tubes in the air, and photosynthesis occurs. |
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| They are found in many different human bodies, the cells are undifferent multiponent prearsor cells, and transports water and nutrients. |
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| Stores the food, water, and materials, and transports water and the materials up the stem. |
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| Absorbs water and minerals. |
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| Protects the body, there are 5 different types, and there are not many white blood cells. |
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| In an adult, more than a million are produced a second, transports oxygen, carries carbon dioxide as well as oxygen, and develops in bone marrow. |
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| Absorbs movement, 3 different types, controlls digestive system, and can contract. |
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| Your funny bone is really a system of nerve cells. That is why you sometimes have a muscle spasm. There are at lease 5 types of bone cells, and they are made out of organs. |
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| Produced chemicals that strengthen bones, there are at least 5 types of bone cells, and are made out of organs. |
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| Why is it importent to have specialized cells? |
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| They perform different functions.They help your body do all the functions. They often organize into tissues, organs, and organ system. |
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| What is the different between unicellular organism and mulitcellular organism? How do they survive? |
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| Unicelluluar are made up of only 1 cell and multicellular are made up of many cells. |
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| Describe what happens to the potential and kinetc energy of a 500 N object as it falls a height of 2 meters? |
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| When kinetic energy increases, then potential decreases. When potential increases, the kinetic decreases. Kinetic and Potential energy cannot be at the same greatest point at the same time but they can have the same point, not the highest. |
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| Examples of Energy Transformations |
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Mechanical: Arm Pulley
Electrical: Computer
Nuclear: Nuclear Plant
Heat: Oven
Light: Light bulb
Chemical: Acid
Sound: DVD player
Solar: Panels |
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| Energy Transformations Devices |
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Toaster: Electrical-mechanical-thermal
Television: Electrial-sound-light
Telephone: Mechanical-electrical-sound
Car: Chemical-Thermal-Mechanical
Flashlight: Chemical-Mechanical-light |
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| A sound wave is a ______________ wave. |
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| A light wave is a __________________ wave. |
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| A water wave is a ___________________ wave. |
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| An earthquake is a __________________ waves. |
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| Seismic, P-waves, and S-waves |
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