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define microscopes An instrument that uses lenses to magnify objects hundreds or thousands of times
define organism A complete living thing
define life span a process of birth, growth, reproduction, and death
define environment things that are around you
define energy the ability to do work
define unicellular an organism consisting of only one cell
define multicellular living things made up of many cells
define chlorophyll a green pigment that absorbs energy from sunlight and uses it to produce food and energy for the plant
what is a DNA bundles chromosomes
______ make the proteins that the cells need ribosomes
cell engines; break down food and release energy mitochondria
bubble like storage organelles are called _____ vacuoles
cells external boundary cell membrane
plant cell structure that holds green pigment chloroplast
jellylike substance inside the cell membrane cytoplasm
cell's transportation system endoplasmic reticulum
larger circular structure containing DNA nucleus
What are three characteristics of a living thing They can grow develop and reproduce
Explain the cell theory all; living things are made of cells and the cell carries on the function of a living thing
list in order from smallest to largest: cells, systems, organs, tissues. cells,tissues,organs,systems
Why are scientist always trying to find new ways to improve mans scenes. Science is based on observations; tools that improve man's senses allow man to learn more about God's creation.
A complete living thing is called a __________ organism
living things that go through the process of birth, growth, reproduction, and death is called __________ life cycle
living things protect themselves by responding to their ________ surroundings
the ability to do work energy
____ things are made of cells living
the term cell was first used by _____ _____ while observing a dried cork under a microscope Robert Hooke
Always multi cellular Animalia and Plantae
live in poisonous conditions Archaebacteria
do not have true or well-defined nucleus Plantae, Archaebacteria, and Eubacteria
mushrooms yeast and mold fungi
may have chlorophyll in there cells Protista and Plantae
unicellular organisms Archaebacteria Eubacteria Fungi and Protista
smallest living thing bacteria
groups of the same kin of organism colonies
protozoans and algae protista
paramecium and amoeba protozoans
process of converting sunlight into sugar photosynthesis
one cell divided into two cell division
the classification system from largest to smallest is Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species
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