Organisms And Life Processes Flashcards

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1
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Plants are…organisms

A

Multicellular

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2
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What are plant cell walls made of?

A

Cellulose

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3
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How do animals get their energy?

A

They eat other organisms

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4
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What carbohydrate is stored in animal cells?

A

Glycogen

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5
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What are vertebrates?

A

Animals that have a backbone

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6
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What are invertebrates?

A

Animals that do not have a backbone

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7
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Fungi…other organisms

A

Feed off

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8
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Fungi are…

A

Saprophytes or parasites

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9
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Some fungi are…others are…

A

Multicellular…unicellular

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10
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What are multicellular fungi made of?

A

Mycelium

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11
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What is mycelium?

A

A tangled network of hyphae

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12
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What is saprophytic nutrition?

A

Where fungi secrete enzymes which digest their food outside the cells. They then absorb the digested product.

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13
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How do protoctists get their food?

A

Photosynthesis or by feeding off other organisms

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14
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Most protoctists are…

A

Unicellular

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15
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Some protoctists are…

A

Multicellular

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16
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Give two examples of protoctists

A

Algae and protozoa

17
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Bacteria are tiny…organisms

A

Single celled

18
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What are the three common bacteria shapes?

A

Spheres, rods and spirals

19
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What is the wall of bacteria made of?

A

Polysaccharides and proteins

20
Q

Bacteria dont have a…

A

Nucleus

21
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Where is the genetic material in bacteria?

A

In a circular loop in the cytoplasm

22
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What are plasmids?

A

Small extra circles of DNA

23
Q

Some bacteria contain…and so can…

A

Chlorophyll…photosynthesise

24
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Most bacteria…

A

Feed on dead or other living organisms

25
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Prokaryotes are…

A

Single-celled organisms that do not have a nucleus

26
Q

Viruses are…

A

Parasites

27
Q

Viruses have…

A

A core of genetic material surrounded by a protein coat

28
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Examples of viruses are…

A

Flu, HIV and AIDS