Characteristic of Living Things Flashcards

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MRS NERG

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Movement
Respiration
Sensitivity
Nutrition 
Excretion
Reproduction
Growth
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2
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Level of Organisation

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Organelles-Cells-Tissues-Organs-Organ Systems-Organsim

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Brain

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Controls our thoughts, memory and speech, movements of arms and legs and the function of many organs in our body

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4
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Ear

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Is to transmit sound to brain thought different parts of the ear.

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Heart

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Is and organ that pumps blood around the body. It plays a main role in the circulatory system.

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Liver

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Detoxifies chemicals and metabolises drugs. Breaks down fat.

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7
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Kidney

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It filters waste products from the blood. It also produces urine that is sent to the bladder.

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Eye

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The eye has many parts that work together to produce clear vision

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Lungs

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It’s keep us alive. Oxygen enters lungs and goes through blood vessels on to all parts of our body.

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10
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Stomach

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Secretes acid and enzymes that digest food.

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Large intestine

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Is to absorb after from remaining indigestible food.

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Small intestine

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Where 90% of digestion and absorbtion of food and nutrients occur.

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13
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Gallbladder

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Small hollow organ where bile is stored and concentrated before it is released into the small intestine.

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14
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Pancreas

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Converting the food we eat into fuel for the body’s cells. It also helps in digestion and regulates body sugars.

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15
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Oesophagus

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Long, thin, and muscular tube that connects the pharynx (throat) to the stomach.

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16
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Organs in a plant

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Flower, leaf, stem, root

17
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What do plants absorb through roots

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Nutrients e.g. nitrate, water, magnesium which makes chlorophyll.

18
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Male/female organ in plant

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Male-anther, filament

Female-stigma, style, ovary

19
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Bones in human body

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Cranium (skull), Mandible (jaw bone), Rib cage, Radius, Ulna, Femur, Tibia, Fibula, Knee cap (patella), coccyx, pelvis, vertebral column (spine/backbone), sternum (breast bone), humorous, scapula (shoulder blade).

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Ball and socket joint

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The ball at one end of the bone fits into a socket in another. This allows circular movement, all around
Rist, shoulder, hip, pelvis

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Hinge joint

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The bones can only move in one direction, like a door on hinges
Elbow, knee, ankle

22
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bone is made from

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Calcium carbonate, a hard brittle substance
A protein called collagen that is soft and flexible
Water

23
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What happen if you put bone in acid

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It becomes, flexible, smooth doesn’t break easily

24
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When bone has been put in acid what substance has been removed.

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Calcium carbonate has been removed by the acid because the bone has become soft and flexible so lots of collagen has been added instead.

25
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Ways proving that bone contains water

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Use cobalt chloride paper on inside of bone it should turn blue to pink
Heat bone and then collect water
Using copper sulphate anhydrous- turns white salt to blue in the presence of water

26
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Muscles

27
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Tendons

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Do not bend, attach muscle to bone

28
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Ligaments

29
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Adaption

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The process whereby a species evolves characteristics that enable it to survive in a particular habitat
Adaption allows species to live successfully in their habitats
Species living in different habitats need different adaptions

30
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Ways of adaption

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Movement
Communication 
Body shape
Regulating body temp
Diurnal or nocturnal
Camouflage
Escaping predation
Effective hunting