Cells and classification (1a,b,c, not in r guide) Flashcards

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What is the name given to the type of cell with tiny hairs along one surface?

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Ciliated cell

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What do plant cells have that animal cells don’t?

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Cell wall, sap vacuole, chloroplasts.

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Where would you find a ciliated cell?

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In the respiratory tract, on the way into the lungs

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What do ciliated cells do?

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Sweep the passages clean

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Why do root hair cells have long bits sticking out the side?

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To increase surface area so more water can be absorbed

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What is unusual about a red blood cell?

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It has no nucleus

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What are the two types of key used for identification of species?

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Numbered and branching

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What are chloroplasts for?

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They carry out photosynthesis

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What happens in photosynthesis?

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Plants use carbon dioxide and water along with sunlight to make glucose and oxygen.

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What is the name of the platform you put the slide on in a microscope?

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Stage

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Name three characteristics of mammals.

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Have fur, produce milk and have live babies

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Name two characteristics of fish.

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Wet scaley skin, lay eggs in water,

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Name two characteristics of amphibians

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Wet skin, lays eggs in water but can live on land.

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What are the five kingdom

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Animals, plants, bacteria, protists, fungi

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What Kingdom do mushrooms belong to?

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Fungi

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What role does the cell membrane do?

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Controls what goes in and out of the cell

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What does the nucleus do?

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Contains all genetic information

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What do several cells build up to make?

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Tissues

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What do several tissues build up to make?

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Organs

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What name is given to a group of organs working together? E.g. stomach, intestines, mouth

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System (examples are from the digestive system)

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What is it called when the head of a sperm cell enters the ovum and the nuclei (two nucleuses) fuse together?

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Fertilisation

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Both plants and animal cells have mitochondria, what do they do?

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Release energy. Aerobic respiration happens there. Mitochondria are often called the power house of the cell.

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Name a stain used to see nuclei in cells.

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methylene blue