UNIT 1 CARDS

Question 1

What type of cell doesen’t have nucleus?

Answer 1

The prokaryotic cell doesen’t have nucleus.

Question 2

What type of cell have unicellular organisms?

Answer 2

Both prokariotyc and eukaryotic.

Question 3

What thing use some cells to move?

Answer 3

The filaments.

Question 4

Examples of one-celled organisms:

Answer 4

Protozoa
Bacteria
Some algae

Question 5

Examples of multicellular organisms:

Answer 5

Animals
Plants

Question 6

What’s the smallest type of cell?, what’s approximately it’s size?

Answer 6

Bacterium
1mm : 1000

Question 7

Characteristics of the bacteria:

Answer 7

Lack of a nucleus
Bactria wall
Small shape
Characteristic shapes
Appendages

Question 8

Does the size of a cell change if the animal is bigger or smaller?

Answer 8

No it doesn’t.

Question 9

The structure of the plant cell:

Answer 9

Cell wall
Chloroplasts
Vacuole
Nucleus
Cell mabrane
Cytoplasm

Question 10

Where do chemical reactions take pace?

Answer 10

Chemical reactions are produced in the cytoplasm.

Question 11

What is the cytoplasm?

Answer 11

The cytoplasm is the internal environment of the cell where chemical reactions are produced, its mostly made of water, inside substances are dissolved and inside the cells there are membrane bounds called organelles.

Question 12

What are chemical reactions?

Answer 12

Chemical reactions hapened when cells interact into another and reproduce.

Question 13

What are the types of cells?

Answer 13

Eukarotic
Prokariotic

Question 14

What cell is bigger: animal or plant cells?

Answer 14

Plant cell.

Question 15

What is the biggest cell in the human body?

Answer 15

The egg.

Question 16

What is the Eukaryotic cell unicellular, multicellular or both?

Answer 16

Both

Question 17

What is the genetic material?

Answer 17

Is the part of the cell which has the information to make structures. In some cells we can find membrane-bound that made up the nucleus.

Question 18

Where can we find organelles?

Answer 18

In the Eukaryotic cell, specifically in the cytoplasm.

Question 19

How are cells organised and carried together?

Answer 19

Cells are organized into tissues and together carry out a specific function, in the organismand many tissues into functional structures that are know as a organ.

Question 20

What does a cell make?

Answer 20

The cells are the structure that makes a chemical reaction.

Question 21

How many cells are requiered to form a living organism?

Answer 21

Many microscopic living organisms are form by a single cell.

Question 22

Bacteria is a prokaryotic or an eukaryotic cell?

Answer 22

Bacteria is prokaryotic because it does not have a nucleus

Question 23

How it is called the object that we use for see things that we can not see with our eyes (for example: cells)?

Answer 23

The object is called light microscope.

Question 24

Does an algae cell have a nucleus?

Answer 24

Yes, it does.

Question 25

What is the difference between eukariotic and prokariotic cells?

Answer 25

Eukariotic have nucleus but prokariotic don't.

Question 26

What is a multicelullar organism?

Answer 26

A multicelullar organism is formed by more than one cell.

Question 27

What is an unicelullar organism?

Answer 27

A unicelullar organism or one-celled organism is formed by just one cell.

Question 28

What's the function of the plasma membrane?

Answer 28

It work as a filter, and it divides the inner cell from the outside.

Question 29

What is the biggest group of prokaryotic cells?

Answer 29

Bacteria.

Question 30

Which type of cell is more complex animal or plant cell?

Answer 30

Plant cell.

Question 31

Answer true or false: organic nutrients are only found in nature and give energy to humans and other living things.

Answer 31

True.

Question 32

What's a cell.

Answer 32

The cell is the basic unit of life.

Question 33

What's the Nutrition?

Answer 33

Nutrition is the biological process in which organisms assimilate the solid and liquid foods necessary for the functioning, growth and maintenance of their vital functions.