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Cell Organization

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An example of tissue is heart cells working together.
Organs working together make up an organ system.
Tissues working together create… an organ.
What is the smallest living part of an organism? cell
In most eukaryotic cells, mitosis is the process of... growth and repair
Living things making more of their own kind is called… reproduction
Organisms made up of many cells are multicellular
Which of the following has a nucleus? Eukaryote
Streptococcus is a bacteria. From this statement we know that streptococcus is a prokaryote.
Streptococcus is a bacteria. From this statement we know that streptococcus is unicellular.
A rabbit nibbles lettuce from the garden. What life function of nibbling is called.. ingestion
An amoeba is an organism made up of only one cell, therefore it is. unicellular
When an animal breathes out carbon dioxide, they are removing waste from their body. This is an example of which life function? excretion
A cell membrane allows oxygen molecules to pass into the cell, but not nitrogen. This cell membrane is semi-permeable.
An example of an organism is… apple tree.
cellular respiration
Which of the following would NOT be a response to the season changing to fall and winter? trees growing new leaves
What would be the stimulus for a lion to hunt a gazelle? hunger
It is hot outside and your dog goes to sit in the shade to cool down. Identify the stimulus in this example. it is hot outside
It is hot outside and your dog goes to sit in the shade to cool down. Identify the response in this example. the dog goes to sit in the shade
Diffusion of water across a cell membrane is called osmosis
How can a unicellular organism be classified as an eukaryotic cell? If it has membrane-bound organelles.
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