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What is the fundamental unit of life?
Cells.
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What are the complex structures inside cells called?
Organelles.
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What cell has a chloroplast?
A typical plant cell.
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which bacterium cell has chlorophyll?
Autotrophic.
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What does lysosome do?
Stores enzymes used for digesting a cell's food or waste.
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What does the mitochondrion do?
It breaks down food and liberates energy for the cell to use.
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What does the nucleus do?
Regulates the production of proteins.
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What does the water vacuole do?
It collects and expels water from the cell.
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What does the central vacuole do?
It stores water and waste products.
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What does a food vacuole do?
A food vacuole merges with lysosome to digest the nutrients.
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What does the ribosome do?
Ribosomes assemble proteins from raw materials, following directions from the nucleus.
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What are the smallest units of an element?
Atoms
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What is the order in the ribbon of life?
- Atoms, Molecules, Organelles, Cells, Tissues, Organs, Systems, Complex
- Multicellular Organisms.
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What do all living things do?
Responds to enviroment, reproduces, grows, has a gas exchange, eliminates waste, needs water, needs energy.
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What are tissues?
A bunch of cells wprking together.
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What are organs?
Two or more tissues working together.
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What are molecules?
Combinations of atoms together.
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What are systems?
Organs and tissues working together.
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What do all cells have?
Cytoplasm, Cell membrane, and ribosome.
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What kind of cells are eukaryotic?
Animal cells, plant cells, and protist cells.
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What cell is a prokaryotes?
Bacterium.
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What organelles do all eukaryotes cells have?
Mitochondrion, Nucleus, Ribosome, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Golgi Body, Cell Membrane, and Cytoplasm.
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