unicellular Vs multicellular Flashcards

1
Q

What is the name of the process that makes the particles move into the cells?

A

Diffusion

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2
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Explain how diffusion works

A

The cells spread out from high to low concentration

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3
Q

Explain why tissues in multicellular organisms are supplied with nutrients using a circulatory system.

A

The circulatory system brings nutrients & oxygen to tissues & removes waste, keeping them alive and working.

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5
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This animal kingdom has no nuclei

A

Prokaryotes

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6
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This animal kingdom has multicellular organisms with chloroplasts

A

Plants

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7
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This animal kingdom has unicellular organisms that CAN have chloroplasts

A

Protoctists

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9
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This animal kingdoms cells do not contain mitochondria

A

Prokaryotes / fungi

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10
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This animal kingdoms cells never have cell walls

A

Animals

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11
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Viruses aren’t in a kingdom because…

A

They aren’t considered living organisms, as they lack cellular structure & can’t reproduce or carry out metabolic processes without a host.

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12
Q

Yeast and bacteria are growing together inside a sealed wooden vat. They will compete for:

A

Warmth and glucose

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13
Q

Finish the word equation that summarises respiration in bacteria :
glucose -> _________

A

lactic acid

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14
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Lactic acid is a kind of anaerobic respiration. Why is it anaerobic?

A

Because it uses respiration without OΒ² (oxygen).

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15
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Why do bacteria reproduce faster in warmer conditions?

A

Enzymes work faster when it is warmer.

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16
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What effect do yoghurt-making bacteria have on milk?

A

They turn into cream.

17
Q

Soft cell wall

A

Supports & protects the cell

18
Q

Flagellum/flagella

A

Moves the cell

19
Q

Cytoplasm

A

Where respiration occurs

20
Q

Chromosome

A

Contains the information to control the cell

21
Q

What resources do all bacteria need to grow well

A

Oxygen, moisture, warmth

22
Q

Bacteria use a type of anaerobic respiration that produces a sour substance called :

A

Lactic acid

23
Q

What resources do protoctists need to grow well?

A

Moisture, warmth, oxygen

24
Q

What ADDITIONAL resources do protoctists with chloroplasts need?

A

Carbon dioxide, nitrogen, light

25
Q

The three common protoctists are:

A

Amoeba, paramecium, alga

26
Q

Where does all of the energy in the food chain originally come from

27
Q

Aerobic respiration has

28
Q

Yeast makes bread rise by

A

fermenting sugars to produce Co2 which gets trapped in the dough, causing to expand

29
Q

Streptococcus

A

Stick together , found everywhere

30
Q

Bacteria reproduce______

A

Asexually (cloning)

31
Q

Binary fission

A

1 cell evenly divides into 2