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7th grade
Science 4th six weeks six weeks test review |
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What is the structure of an organism?
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The material it is made of and it's shape.
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What is the function of an organism?
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The job it performs.
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What are all living things are composed of?
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cells
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Why are animal cells harder to see?
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They don't have a cell wall.
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When were cells discovered?
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They were discovered after the microscope.
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What is Cell Theory #1?
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All cells come from other cells
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What is Cell Theory #2?
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The cell is the basic unit of all living things.
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What is Cell Theory #3?
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All organisms are made up of one or more cells.
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What did Hooke wrongly think?
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He thought that animals do not have cells.
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What helps the cell perform functions that sustain life?
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Organelles
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What contains the cells DNA?
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Nucleus
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What burns sugar to release energy?
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Mitochondria
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What separates the cell from the environment, controling the in and out of the cell?
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Cell Membrane
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What are the parts of an organism from simple to the most complex?
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cell
tissue organ organ system |
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Which organisms can perform more jobs than unicellular organisms?
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Multicellular Organisms
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What carries a cells genetic information?
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DNA
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These are found ONLY in plant cells:
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Chloroplasts
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Who was the first person to observe plant cells?
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Robert Hooke
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Who observes that all living things come from living things?
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Virchow
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Prophase
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Phase 1 - the nucleus dissolves
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Metaphase
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Phase 2 - Chromatids line up across the middle
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Anaphase
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Phase 3 - Chromatids move apart
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Telophase
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Phase 4 - 2 Nucleus' form
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Cytokinesis
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cytoplasms split
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