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Science: Animal & Plant Cells
Science: Animal & Plant Cells
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5th grade #cell review #animal #plant #science #biology
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1
Starches are found in what kinds of foods?
pasta
peas
chicken
hamburger
2
The first part of
CELLULAR RESPIRATION
starts with glucose and __________.
oxygen
carbon dioxide
water
energy
3
The lungs and the heart are two kinds of __________.
organs
cells
tissues
organ systems
4
Muscle cells can ___________ and ___________.
relax / eat
None of the answers
contract / withdraw
relax / contract
5
Plants can make their own __________.
diet
beverage
food
sunlight
6
Activities or jobs of the cell are directed by the ____.
organ
nucleus
tissue
cytoplasm
7
The basic unit that makes up living things is called the ____.
organ
cell
nucleus
chloroplast
8
Glucose is an example of?
carbohydrate
fructose
element
sugar
9
A small structure within the cell that performs
specific
functions for the cell is a/an?
organelle
organ
tissue
nucleus
10
Between the nucleus and cell membrane is a liquid substance called?
cytoplasm
organelle
cell
chloroplast
11
Energy is released when mitochondria break down glucose or sugar in a process known as _______.
osmosis
cellular regeneration
tissue
cellular respiration
12
Bigger bodies need _______ energy than smaller, slower animals.
same
more
less
13
Proteins are assembled at organelles called?
ribosomes
vacuoles
chloroplasts
mitochondria
14
Chloroplasts are found only in plant cells, they absorb sunlight to make ______________.
food
cells
energy
electricity
15
A group of related tissues that perform a specific function like breathing is called?
cell
organelle
organ
tissue
16
A substance called glucose provides energy for _____.
all living things
large animals only
plants only
animals only
17
The last part of
CELLULAR RESPIRATION
ends with carbon dioxide, water, and ________.
waste
energy
oxygen
glucose