the nature and variety of living organisms

Question 0

What is respiration

Answer 0

A chemical reaction that releases energy from food

Question 1

MRSGREN

Answer 1

Movement 
Respiration
Sensitivity 
Growth
Reproduction
Excretion
Nutrition

Question 2

What is excretion

Answer 2

Removal of the waste product produced by chemical reactions

Question 3

6 animal kingdoms

Answer 3

Animal
Plants 
Fungi
Bacteria 
Protoctista 
Virus

Question 4

What is multicellular and what organisms from the kingdoms are multicellular

Answer 4

More then one cell
Plants
Animals
Some fungi

Question 5

Key features of an plant cell

5

Answer 5

Contain chloroplast for photosynthesis 
Cell walls made of cellulose 
Carbohydrates stored as starch
Some plants store food as sucrose 
Plants transfer carbohydrates in the form of sucrose

Question 6

What are the cell walls made of

Answer 6

Cellulose

Question 7

Carbohydrates stored in plants as

Answer 7

Starch

Question 8

Some plants save food as what and what it does

Answer 8

Sucrose and plants transfer carbohydrates in form of it

Question 9

What’s in the plant cell?

Answer 9

Cell wall
Cell membrane 
Chloroplast 
Cytoplasm
Nucleus 
Vacuole

Question 10

Key features of an animal cell(6)

Answer 10

No chloroplast, no photosynthesis 
Gain nutrition by feeding on other animals or plants
No cell wall
Have nervous coordination
They move
Carbohydrates stored as glycogen

Question 11

Differences between animal cell and plant cell

Answer 11

Plants have cell wall, chloroplast and vacuole but animal cell don’t have them

Question 12

What can fungi not do?

Answer 12

Photosynthesis

Question 13

Animals store carbohydrates as

Answer 13

Glycogen

Question 14

Examples of fungi with hyphae, and single called

Answer 14

Mucor, yeast

Question 15

What is the structure of the hyphae called?

Answer 15

Mycelium

Question 16

Features of fungi(5)

Answer 16

Hyphae contains many nuclei 
Some fungi is single cell
Fungi have cell walls made of chitin 
Feed by saprotrophic nutrition 
Store carbohydrates as glycogen

Question 17

What does yeast have

Answer 17

Chitin cell wall
Cell membrane 
Nucleus 
Vacuole 
Cytoplasm 
Glycogen granule

Question 18

What does bacteria have

Answer 18

Slime capsule 
Cell wall 
Cell membrane 
Loop of DNA
Plasmids

Question 19

Bacteria has lack of what

Answer 19

Nucleus but has loop of DNA

Question 20

Some bacteria do what

Answer 20

Photosynthesis

Question 21

Feed of

Answer 21

Living or dead animals

Question 22

Example of a bacteria

Answer 22

Lactobacillus

Question 23

What does a protoctista have?

Answer 23

Cell membrane
Nucleus
Cytoplasm

Question 24

Example of in pond Have chloroplast Pathogenic

Answer 24

Amoeba Chlorella Plasmodium

Question 25

Virus has ______

Answer 25

Protein coat | DNA

Question 26

Features of virus

Answer 26

Smaller than bacteria Reproduce inside living cells Infect every type of organism

Question 27

Example a virus

Answer 27

Influenza

Question 28

What is a pathogen

Answer 28

Microorganism that causes disease

Question 29

Levels organisation | And example

Answer 29

``` Organelle-nucleus Cell- red blood cell Tissue- muscle tissue Organs - heart Organ systems- circulative system ```

Question 30

Differences between bacteria and virus

Answer 30

Bacteria has slime capsule, plasmid, cell membrane, cytoplasm and cell wall but virus don't Virus has protein but bacteria don't

Question 31

What does a nucleus do?

Answer 31

Controls activities of cell

Question 32

What does cytoplasm do?

Answer 32

Where chemical reactions take place

Question 33

What does cell membrane do?

Answer 33

Controls what goes in and put off the cell

Question 34

What does chloroplast do?

Answer 34

Contain chlorophyll to absorb light energy for photosynthesis

Question 35

What does the vacuole do?

Answer 35

Contain minerals and slats Filled with cell sap Presses outwards to help cell firm

Question 36

What does cell wall do?

Answer 36

Gives structural support to the cell

Question 37

How to make results of an experiment more reliable?

Answer 37

Repeat the experiment

Question 38

How to make experiment more accurate

Answer 38

Take more readings at important parts of graph

Question 39

GROMS

Answer 39

``` Group Repeat Organism Measure Same ```

Question 40

WSUP | What is it for

Answer 40

``` Way around Scale Units Plot To draw graph ```

Question 41

HUDRA | And what's it for

Answer 41

``` Heading Unit Decimal Repeat Average Result table ```