ch 1 Flashcards

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define movement

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an action by an organism causing a change of position or place

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2
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define respiration

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the chemical reactions that break down nutrient molecules in living cells to release energy

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3
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define sensitivity

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the ability to detect changes in the environment and to make a response

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4
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define growth

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a permanent increase in size and dry mass by an increase in cell size or cell number or both

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5
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define reproduction

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the process that makes more of the same kind of organism

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6
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define excretion

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removal of toxic materials from organisms

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7
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define nutrition

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the taking in of nutrients which are organic substances and mineral ions, containing raw materials or energy for growth and tissue repair , absorbing and assimilating them

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8
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order the groups of living organisms

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-kingdom
-phylum
-class
-order
-family
-genus
-species

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9
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define genus

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a group of living organisms that have the same external features

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10
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define species [3]

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a group of living organisms that have the same external features, can breed together and produce fertile offspring

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11
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what is the binomial system?

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it means that each living organism is given 2 latin times

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12
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describe a bacteria [2]

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it is unicellular and has no nucleus

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13
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structure of bacteria [5] (in order of the layers)

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  • capsule -> for protection
    -cell wall -> made of murine
    -cell membrane
    -cytoplasm
    -flagella -> for movement (locomotion)
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14
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how to prove that bacteria is a living organism ? [2]

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  • place a sample containing bacteria in jelly agar in a petri dish
    -after 3 days at temperature 37’ bacteria will increase in number proving reproduction and the jelly agar is used up proving nutrition
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15
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why is a virus considered both living and non-living

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living -> because it makes reproduction
non-living-> because it doesnt make respiration or nutrition

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16
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compare bacteria and virus [3]

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  • bacteria has cell wall, cell membrane, cytoplasm and flagella and virus doesnt
    -bacteria doesnt have protein coat and virus has
    -bacteria and virus both have DNA loop
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17
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compare bacteria (prokaryote) and WBC (animal cell) [5]

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-bacteria has cell wall and WBC doesnt
-bacteria has no nucleus, WBC has
-bacteria has no mitochondria
- bacteria has DNA loop
-bacteria is smaller in size

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18
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why is not kingdom protista not classified as bacteria ?

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because they have a nucleus while bacteria doesnt

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19
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why kingdom protista are not classified as plant or animals

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because they are unicellular but plants or animals are multicellular

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20
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similarities between fungi and plant cells [2]

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-cell wall
-single big vacuole

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21
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differences between fungi and plant cell [3]

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-fungi has chitin cell wall but plant has a cellulose cell wall
-fungi has stored food glycogen and plant has stored food starch
- fungi has no chloroplasts and dont make photosynthesis

22
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how to observe bread mould or yeast cells ?

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use microscope and take a fungus sample on a slide, stain then view under high power magnification , it would be possible to count the number of yeast cells

23
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how is bread mould fungus adapted to obtain its food?

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by using rhizoids (feeding hypha), that spread over the food and secrete enzymes that digest the large insoluble food paricles into small soluble food particles that are easily absorbed

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how are the rhizoids adapted to help the bread mould fungus obtain food

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they are long and branching to increase surface area of absorbing food

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describe the [ seed, leaves, root, flowers] of monocotyledon plant
- seed :has 1 cotyledon -leaves : are long and narrow and have parellel veins root: fiborous root flowers : 3 petals
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how does the bread mould fungus spread to new sources of food? [2]
asexual reproduction: -spore formation: sporangium ruptures and releases spores , each spore form new hypha and new sporangium -budding in yeast fungus: parent yeast cell produce a projection called bud which enlarges and seperates off to be a new cell
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describe the [ seed, leaves, root, flowers] of dicotyledon plant
seed : has 2 cotyledon leaves: are short and broad with branching network of veins root : tap root flowers : have 5 petals
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what are the two types of flowering plants:
monocotyledon dicotyledon
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what are ferns ?
-a type of plant that root, stem , leaves (called fronds) but no flowers, fruits or seeds . -they reproduce by spores
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features of fish [6]
-moist skin -has scales -lay eggs with no shell in water -has fins for movement -has gills for breathing and gas exchange -cold-blooded
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features of amphibians [5]
-moist skin -non-scaly skin -lay eggs with no shell in water -double life : young live in water and respire by gills and adults live on lands and respire by lungs -cold-blooded
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features of reptiles [6]
-have dry skin -have scales -lay eggs with shell on land (water proof) -short limbs -live on land, use lungs for breathing -cold-blooded
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features of birds [6]
-dry skin -non-scaly -lay eggs with shells on land -has beak -has feather -warm-blooded
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features of mammals [9]
-dry skin -non--scaly -gives birth (dont lay eggs) -has mammary glands -> to feed young with milk -external ear pinna -skin covered by hair/fur -has whiskers -has 4 types of teeth -warm-blooded
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define vertebrates
have vertebral column (backbone)
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types of vertebrates [5]
-fish -amphibian -reptile -bird -mammals
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types of invertebrates
-arthopodes -non-arthopodes
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define invertebrates
do not have vertebral column
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types of arthropodes [4]
-insects -arachnids -crustacea -myriapod (centipede, millipede)
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features of insects [6]
-1 pair of antenna -1 pair of compound eyes -3 body segments (head, thorax and abdomen) -chitin exoskeleton -2 pairs of wings -3 pairs of jointed legs
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features of arachnids [6]
-no antenna -8 simple eyes -2 body segments (cephalothorax, abdomen) -chitin exoskeleton -no wings -4 pairs of jointed legs
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features of crustacea [6]
-2 pairs of antenna (1 short, 1 long) - 1 pair of compound eyes -2 body segments (cephalothorax, abdomen) - calcified exoskeleton -no wings, but have a tail -more than 4 pairs of legs
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features of all myriapods [2]
-1 pair of antenna -2 groups of simple eyes
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features of centipede only [2]
-head and segmented body (up to 18 segments) -each segment has 1 pair of jointed legs (longer than those of a millipede)
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features of millipede only [2]
-head, segmented body (up to 100 segments) -each segment has 2 pairs of jointed legs (shorter than those of a centipede)
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what are the 5 kingdons of classification
-kingdom prokaryota -kingdom protoctista (protista) -kingdom fungi -kingdom planta -kingdom animalia
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which of the kingdoms of classification is unicellular [2]
-kingdom prokaryota -kingdom protoctista (protista)
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which of the kingdoms of classification is multicellular [3]
-kingdom fungi -kingdom planta -kingdom animalia
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which of the kingdoms of classification has no nucleus
-kingdom prokaryota
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describe the cell wall of each of the five kingdoms of classification
-kingdom prokaryota : made of murine -kingdom protoctista (protista): onlu in plant-like protista and made of cellulose -kingdom fungi : made of chitin -kingdom planta :made of cellulose -kingdom animalia :no cell wall