Cells And Micoscope Cards

Question 1

Living thing

Answer 1

A living thing consists of 7 points they are: movement,respiration,sensitivity,growth, reproduction,excretion,nutrition

Question 2

Cell

Answer 2

Cells are the building blocks for all living organisms

CELLS ARE NOT ORGANISMS THEY ARE CELLS

Question 3

Cell membrane

Answer 3

A cell membrane is an animal cells protection. It controls what comes in and what comes out of the cell

Question 4

Nucleus

Answer 4

The nucleus is where the cell DNA is stored the nucleus controls the cells activities

Question 5

Cytoplasm

Answer 5

The cytoplasm is a jelly like substance where the chemical reactions inside a cell happen

Question 6

Mitochondria

Answer 6

This is where respiration happens, when energy is released from food

Question 7

Cell wall

Answer 7

The cell wall is the outside layer of the plant cell. It helps give the cells structure and support

Question 8

permanent Vacuole

Answer 8

This is a large area inside a plant cell containing cell sap, important in keeping the plant rigid

Question 9

Chloroplast

Answer 9

The chloroplasts is where a plant cells traps sunlight for photosynthesis. Found in plant cells and some unicellular organisms e.g. euglana

Question 10

Eyepiece lens

Answer 10

The eyepiece lens is where you look through to view the specimen on the stage of the microscope

Question 11

Objective lens

Answer 11

The objective lenses zoom in the picture of the specimen there are

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Question 12

Coarse focus lense

Answer 12

The coarse focus lens crafts a rough image of the specimen

Question 13

Fine focus wheel

Answer 13

The fine focus wheel is used to get a clear image of the specimen you are viewing

Question 14

Stage

Answer 14

The stage is where you put the specimen you are viewing

Question 15

Total magnification

Answer 15

The total magnification is where you multiply the eyepiece lenses zoom with the selected objective lenses zoom

Question 16

Unicellular organism

Answer 16

A unicellular organism is made up of only one cell e.g. euglena, amoeba

Question 17

Prokaryotic

Answer 17

An organism with only one cell, these cells are smaller than eukaryotic cells, their ribosomes are free and so is their dna

Question 18

Eukaryotic

Answer 18

Organisms with multiple cells, eukaryotic cells are usually larger than prokaryotic, have their dna inside a membrane and can have their ribosomes attached to something

Question 19

Ribosome

Answer 19

All of the proteins needed in the cell are made here

Question 20

Plant cell structure

Answer 20

Plant cells have a rigid structure drawn like a rectangle but not with a ruler, they are not perfect

Question 21

Animal cell structure

Answer 21

Drawn with a pencil they are wonky looking circles, theybare not perfect and are irregular so the shape does not matter, but it needt to be a heavily dented circle.