Animal cells, Plant cells and Human Reproduction and Fertilisation Flashcards

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1
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what are the differences between animal and plant cells?

A
  • plant cells have chloroplasts but animal cells don’t.
  • plant cells also have cell walls and vacuole but animal cells don’t.
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Finish this sentence.
The rigid barrier that prevents a cell from bursting is known as the cell ___.

A

cell wall.

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3
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What is the missing word in the sentence?
Mitochondria are responsible for providing ______ for the cell. Aerobic respiration happens in the mitochondria.

A

Providing energy for the cell.

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4
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Name 4 examples of plant organs.

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Roots, Leaves, Stems, Reproductive Structures/Flowers Fruit and Seeds.

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5
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What are the main components of a plant leaf?

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Palisade mesophyll, Spongy mesophyll, Epidermal tissues, Stomata.

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6
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What is gestation?

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The period of time where the fertilised egg fully develops into a foetus.

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7
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Name 4 words involved in human reproduction.

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Gametes, Fertilisation, Gestation, Birth.

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8
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What does reproduction mean?

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it’s wear you make new organisms.

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9
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What does fertilisation mean?

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It’s where the process of a sperm cell fuses into an egg cell in 28 days.

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10
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Order the steps of human reproduction from beginning [1] to end [4].

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1.Gametes are produced by men and woman.
2.Fertilisation happens, fusing the 2 gametes into 1 cell.
3.The woman carries the new life through gestation.
4.The woman gives birth to the baby.

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What are the 5 main parts in the female reproductive system.

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Cervix, Ovary, Vagina, Uterus, Fallopian Tube.

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12
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What does the ovary do?

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It produces the egg cells.

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13
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Finish this sentence?
Smoking increases the chances of an unhealthy baby as well as increasing the risk of ______.

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Smoking increases the chances of an unhealthy baby as well as increasing the risk of stillbirth.

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14
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How many weeks after fertilisation can an embryo be called a foetus.

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6

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15
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Name 3 regions of the male body that experience after puberty.

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Pubis
Facial
Underarm

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16
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Which of these is not part of the Stamen?
Filament
Anther
Style

17
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Order these steps of human fertilisation from the beginning [1] to the end [3].

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  1. Pollen from the Anther on 1 plant land on the stigma of another.
  2. Here, it moves down the style towards the ovary and the ovule.
  3. It will fuse with the egg.
18
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On what day of the menstrual cycle does ovulation occurs?

19
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Complete the sentences:
In Stage 4 of the menstrual cycle, the ______ lining is maintained and now is ready for the arrival of a ______________.
If no egg is attached to the uterus lining, the lining breaks down and _____ begins again

A

Uterus, Fertilised an cycle

20
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Complete the sentence:
In males, puberty increases the amount of hormones ___________, stimulating the production of sperm. In females, the amount of the hormone oestrogen increases , triggering the menstrual cycle.

A

Testosterone.