Unit 3 Lesson 3 "How Cells Are Organized"
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| Cells of the same type that work together make this up | tissue
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| Several tissues that work together to do a certain job make this up | organ
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| Organs that work together to do a job for the body make this up | organ system
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| Nerves carry information to and from this | brain
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| Your nervous system is made up of tiny structures called... | nerve cells
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| Sensing your surroundings and communicating information within the body are the main jobs of what body system | nervous system
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| A rope like bundle of nerve tissue that runs along your backbone | spinal cord
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| Organ made mostly of muscle tissue | heart
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| Largest organ of the body | skin
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| Tissue that holds tissues and organs together | connective tissue
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| Connect muscles to bone | tendons
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| Your arms and legs could not move, and your heart could not beat without this type of tissue | muscle tissue
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| Your brain and spine are made of this type of tissue | nerve tissue
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| Connects muscles to bones | tendons
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| Rope-like bundle of nerve tissue | spinal cord
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| Body system that protects the body's organs | Integumentary System
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| Part of the eye that gives your eye color | iris
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| Opening in the iris that allows light to enter | pupil
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| The back of the eye | retina
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| Sense organ that lets you see the world | eye
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| The organ of smell | nose
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| The part of your ear that you see | outer ear
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| Senses chemicals in food | taste buds
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| The organ of hearing | ear
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| The organ of taste | tongue
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| Protective layer covering your body | skin
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| Outer layer of the skin | epidermis
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| Inner layer of the skin | dermis
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| Special structures that sense tough, heat, cold, pain, pressure, and vibration | nerve endings
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| The four types of tissues | muscle, connective, nerve, and epithelial
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| The five senses | hearing, tasting, smelling, seeing, and touch
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| Taste buds detect these tastes | sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and meaty
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| Tiny bones in the human ear | hammer, anvil, and stirrup
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| The three layers of the skin | epidermis, dermis, and nerve endings
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| Organs that make up the nervous system | brain, spinal cord, and nerves
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| Organs that make up the integumentary system | skin, nails, and hair
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| The main pathway for information traveling to and from the brain | spinal cord
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| Makes up the outer layer of your skin | epithelial tissue
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| Tissue that moves arms and legs, and helps your heart to beat | muscle tissue
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| Tissue that holds organs together | connective tissue
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| The brain and spine are made of this tissue | nerve tissue
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