FINAL FOR SCIENCE

Question 1

What does a plant cell have that an animal cell doesn’t?

Answer 1

Chloroplasts, cell, and a large vacuole.

Question 2

Prokaryotic cells

Answer 2

Simple cells
Has a;
Cell membrane
Cytoplasms ribosomes 
Dna.

Question 3

Eukaryotic cells

Answer 3

More complex
Nucleus is the control center of the cell.
Dan is stored
Have a true nucleus
Can have-
Endoplasmic reticulum 
Golgi bodies
Mitochondria
Chloroplasts
Ribosomes
Nucleus
Cell membrane 
Cytoplasm
Cell wall.

Question 4

What is a plant cell

Answer 4

A eukaryotic cell

Question 5

What is a animal cell

Answer 5

A eukaryotic cell

Question 6

Where does photosynthesis take place

Answer 6

In the plant cell, in chloroplasts

Question 7

What organelle does a eukaryotic cell have that prokaryotic cell doesn’t

Answer 7

A nucleus

Question 8

How is total magnification created, what two pieces

Answer 8

Objective lenses and eye piece

Question 9

What animal kingdom includes ancient bacteria

Answer 9

Archaebacteria

Question 10

What type of microscope do we use in the lab

Answer 10

Compound light microscope

Question 11

What does unicellular mean

Answer 11

One cell

Question 12

What does multicellular mean

Answer 12

More than one cell.

Question 13

What are the 6 kingdoms

Answer 13

Animal
Plant 
Archaebacteria 
Protista 
Fungi 
Eubacteria

Question 14

What are the 3 objective lenses

Answer 14

Low- 4x
Medium- 10x
High- 400x

Question 15

What do you hold the microscope from

Answer 15

The arm and the base

Question 16

How do you look at the specimen

Answer 16

Through the eyepiece

Question 17

What is the coarse adjustment

Answer 17

The first one to turn, it moves the stage up and down.

Question 18

What is the fine adjustment

Answer 18

Makes the image of the specimen crystal clear

Question 19

Where is the specimen placed

Answer 19

On the stage

Question 20

What holds the specimen in place

Answer 20

The stage clips

Question 21

Why is blood important to the body?

Because it carries oxygen and nutrients.

Answer 21

Because it carries oxygen and nutrients.

Question 22

What are four chambers of you heart and where are they located?

Answer 22

2 atrias on the top & 2 ventricles on the bottom.

Question 23

Which circulation, moves the shortest distance, going from the heart, to the lungs, and back.

Answer 23

Pulmonary circulation.

Question 24

Where does the majority of vitamins and nutrients go?

Answer 24

To the small intestine.

Question 25

What is saliva made out of?

Answer 25

Enzymes.

Question 26

What are neurons?

Answer 26

Nerve cells

Question 27

What are muscles attached to?

Answer 27

Bones

Question 28

Name the 3 types of muscles and what they do.

Answer 28

Skeletal muscles allow your body to move while also giving you power and strength. Smooth muscles control organs within your body. Cardiac muscles work together to pump blood.