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| What are the six characteristics of all living things? | 1) Made of cells
2) Requires energy
3) Grows and develops
4) Respond to the environment
5) Reproduce
6) Have adaptations for their environment
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| How do animals and plants get their energy? | For animals, energy comes in the form of food.
For plants energy comes in the form of light which is converted into sugar [food] and oxygen.
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| What is the process of cellular respiration? | Cellular respiration is the process where organisms break down food in the presence of oxygen to produce water, carbon dioxide, and energy.
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| What is the first basic idea of cell theory? [I can't fit all three in one, it will not let me] | 1) The cell is the basic unit of life. In other words, the cell is the smallest living organism that shows the characteristics of living things.
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| What is the second basic idea of cell theory? [I can't fit all three in one, it will not let me] | 2) An organism can be as simple as one cell [unicellular] like a paramecium, or it can be made up of trillions of cells [multicellular], like an elephant.
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| What is the third basic idea of cell theory? [I can't fit all three in one, it will not let me] | 3) All cells are created from existing cells through a process called cell division by which a cell divides into two new cells.
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| What are three ways unicellular organisms move? | 1) Using cilia as “oars” to propel the organism(e.g. paramecium)
2) Using a flagellum to move by rotating or lashing (e.g. eugela, E. coli)
3) Changing its shape and forcing cytoplasm through extensions called pseudopods (e.g. amoeba)
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