#1 | An organism's ability to maintain stable internal conditions | What is homeostasis? |
#2 | A structure that provides support and is found in only plant cells | What is a cell wall? |
#3 | This organelle is more numerous in active cells such as muscles | What are mitochondria? |
#4 | He was the first scientist to use the term "cell" | Who is Robert Hooke? |
#5 | These are the basic unit of structure and function in living things | What are cells? |
#1 | An organism that can manufacture it's own food | What is an autotroph? |
#2 | This is the ability to make things look larger | What is magnification? |
#3 | These are the tiny cell structures that carry out specific functions within a cell | What are organelles? |
#4 | In the nucleus, this contains the instructions that direct the functions of the cell | What is chromatin? |
#5 | The grain like organelles (made in the nucleolus) that make proteins | What are ribosomes? |
#1 | A change in an organism's environment that causes a reaction | What is stimulus (stimuli)? |
#2 | The ability to clearly distinguish the individual parts of an object | What is resolution? |
#3 | These organelle capture energy from the sun and turn it to food ( in plant cells only) | What are chloroplasts? |
#4 | The region between the cells membrane and the nucleus | What is the cytoplasm? |
#5 | An organism whose cell contain a nuclei are called | What is a eukaryote? |
#1 | This is the change an organism goes through to become an adult | What is development? |
#2 | The first scientist to see animalcules, or tiny living things | Who was Anton van Leeuwenhoek? |
#3 | Francesco Redi disproved this theory by showing flies did not arise from meat | What is spontaneous generation? |
#4 | These are the major gases in the atmosphere today | What is oxygen and nitogen? |
#5 | The cell walls in plants and bacteria are made of | What is cellulose? |
#1 | These organism are made up of many cells | What are multicellular organisms? |
#2 | The dense in cells portion containing nucleic acid is the | What is the nucleus? |
#3 | These organisms depend on others to make their food | What are heterotrophs? |
#4 | These do not have a nucleus ( like bacteria) | What is a prokaryote? |
#5 | This type of microscope has more than one lens | What is a compound microscope? |
Final Question | |
What was the importance of the experiment performed by Urey and Miller? | It showed that organism can form from small chemical units can join together to form proteins which are the building block of life. |