3. Cells Alive Flashcards

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1
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What is the function of the part shown?

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Helps support the cell and keep its shape

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2
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What is the function of the part shown?

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Controls cell activities

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3
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What is the function of the part shown?

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Controls the movement of substances in and out of the cell

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4
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What is the function of the part shown?

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Place where most chemical reactions occur

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5
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What is the function of the part shown?

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Powerhouses where energy is produced

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6
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What is the function of the part shown?

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Absorb light energy for photosynthesis

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7
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What is the function of the part shown?

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Contains sap to help keep cell’s shape

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8
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Whic parts of a cell are only found in plant cells?

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  • Cell wall
    • chloroplasts
    • vacuole
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Helps support the cell

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10
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Controls cell activities

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11
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Controls the movement of substances in and out of the cell

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12
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Place where chemical reactions occur

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13
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Powerhouses where energy is produced

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14
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Absorb light energy for photosynthesis

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15
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Contains sap to help keep cell’s shape

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16
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Name the part shown and its function

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Stage

Where slide is placed

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17
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Name the part shown

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Base

Supports the microscope

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18
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Name the part shown

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Ocular (eyepiece) lens

Provides initial magnification

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19
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Name the part shown

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Light source

Shines light through the sample

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20
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Name the part shown

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Fine focus knob

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21
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Name the part shown

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Coarse focus knob

Moves the stage to allow slide to come into focus

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22
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Name the part shown

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Arm

Used to carry microscope

23
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Name the part shown

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Body tube

24
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Name the part shown

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Objective lens

25
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Name the part shown

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Stage clips

Hold the slide in position

26
Q

Name the part shown

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Diaphragm

Adjusts amount of light

27
Q

Name the part shown

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Revolving nosepiece

Allows lenses to be changed

28
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How is an onion cell slide prepared?

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49
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What chemical do we use to stain an onion cell?

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Iodine

50
Q

Red Blood Cell

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51
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Nerve cells

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52
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Sperm cell

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53
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Egg Cell

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54
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Ciliated cell

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55
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Root Cell

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56
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Leaf Cell

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57
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Name part A and its function

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Stigma

Where the pollen cells land

58
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Name part B and its function

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Petal

Colouful to attract insects and birds

59
Q

Name part C

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Anther

Produces pollen (male sex cell)

60
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Name part D

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Filament

Supports the anther

61
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Name part E

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Sepal

Protects the flower when closed

62
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Name part F

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Ovary

Produces ovules (female sex cell)

63
Q

Name part G

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Ovule

Female sex cell

64
Q

Name part I

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Carpel

Female part of a flower

65
Q

Name part H

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Style

Will form pollen tube

66
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Steps after pollen arrives at flower

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70
Q

What are the 3 basic parts of a seed?

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78
Q

2 ways that pollen is transferred between flowers

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Wind

Insect and birds

79
Q

What does the ovule become after it is fertilised?

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A seed

80
Q

What are 5 ways in which seeds can be dispersed?

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  • Wind
  • Water
  • Animal eaten
  • Animal fur
  • Explosion
82
Q

What is “germination”?

A

A seed becoming a small plant

83
Q

What conditions are need for germination to happen?

A

Moisture

Warmth

84
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What are the stages of germination?

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  1. Seed abosorbs water
  2. Enzymes are activated
  3. Root grows from embryo to absorb water
  4. Shoot grows from embryo to get access to sunlight