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Life Science

Cells and Kingdoms

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Which part of a plant or animal cell holds the genetic material, or DNA? Nucleus
Which part of an animal cell allows materials to enter and leave? The cell membrane
What are the two parts that are in a plant cell that are not in an animal cell? Cell wall and Chloroplasts
What is the name for the storage compartments for water and other substances in a cell? Vacuoles
What is the fluid inside a cell called? cytoplasm
What provides the rigid support in a plant cell? Cell wall
Who was the first person to describe cells? Robert Hook
Which type of organisms have a nucleus, prokaryotes or eurkaryotes? Eukaryotes
True or False, bacteria have membrane bound organelles? False
If a person had 200 different types of cells, specialized to do a particular job, are the cells considered as being unicellular or multicellular? multicellular
How does all life begin, as an organ or a single cell? single cell
What was the first person who discovered the name "little boxes" looking at when he decided to call them cells? a slice of cork
Which scientist was the first person to see bacteria, yeast as unicellular, and human blood as flat? Leeuwenhoek
What are the structures in a cell that enable it to live, grow, and reproduce called? organelles
Which type of single-cell has NO nucleus but genetic material is contained by the cell membrane? prokaryotic
How can you tell a bacterium cell from an animal or plant cell? There is NO nucleus
What is the outer surface of a plant cell called? Cell Wall
What is the name of the structure that is larger in a plant cell than an animal cell because it holds necessary water? vacuole
Which organelle helps a plant cell to produce sugar during photosynthesis? Chloroplast
Which type of bacteria is found almost everywhere on earth and even in humans? Eubacteria
Which type of single celled organism is found where most living things could not survive? archaebacteria
What is the name of the broadest classification level of living organisms? domains
Scientists group all living organisms into how many domains? three
How many kingdoms are there in the classification system of living organisms? six
What are water, land, air, and light part of in an environment? The abiotic environment
What is a community together with its nonliving environment known as? ecosystem
What type of organisms are part of a biotic environment? Living organisms, or organisms that have once lived.
Which part of an environment contains both biotic and abiotic parts? ecosystem
What are the three components of a biosphere? population, community, and ecosystem
What type of bacteria live in extreme environments such as salt water, acids, or hot temperatures? Archaea
In which domain does a cell belong if it has a nucleus which contains the genetic material? Eukaryote
To which Domain do plants, fungi, animals, and protists belong? Eukarya
What is the term for the ecosystem with living parts; including plants and animals? Biotic
What is the term for the ecosystems' nonliving parts; including water, air, soil, rocks, Sun, rainfall, and temperature? Abiotic
What is the term for a group of organisms of the same species living in an ecosystem? Population
Which type of organism can make its own food? Autotrophic Organism
Which type of organism cannot make its own food; but obtains food by consuming plants and animals? Heterotrophic Organism
What is the overall terms for describing how organisms are classified into one of six categories based on presence of nucleus, ability to make food, how they reproduce, and number of cells? Kingdom
What is the term for all the different kinds of organisms living within an ecosystem? Community
What is the term for all the living and nonliving factors existing within a specific area? Ecosystem
What type of cell consists of only one cell? Unicellular
What type of cell consists of many cells? multicellular
What is the broadest classification of organisms which has three categories? Domain
Which type of reproduction requires two parents to reproduce and each parent provides different genetic material to the offspring? Sexual
Which reproductive system reuqires only one parent to reproduce and offspring has the same genetic meterial as the parent? Asexual
What is the term for the job of science that identifies, classifies, and names organisms based on similar characteristics, genetic history, or other data? Taxonomy
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