Cells

What is the name of the organelles in a cell which release energy from food?

What is the most complex being?

Cells come from other

Which kingdom has organisms that are multi-celled and produce their own food?

A group of organs makes up a

Which kingdom has organisms that are mostly multi-celled and feed on decaying matter?

What do plants need to survive?

What is the watery gel that is found inside of a cell?

What are the spaces that are in the cytoplasm and store food and chemicals?

Which two parts are found in plant cells and NOT animal cells?

What is the process that plants use to convert sunlight into food?

A group of cells makes up

Which kingdom is composed of a single-celled organism that does not possess a nucleus?

A group of tissues makes up an

All living things are made up of

Why are fungi classified differently than plants?

In order to calculate total magnification, what do you need to multiply together?

Which part of the cell controls all activities and functions?

What allows substances to pass in and out of the nucleus?

Which kingdom has organisms that can move independently and feed on all the other kingdoms?

What is a tool that allows scientists to see cells?

What is the act of grouping organisms into categories based on their common traits?

What are tiny structures in the cells called?

How many kingdoms of bacteria are there?

What allows substances to pass in and out of the cell?

What gives the rigid shape to the cell?

According to the cell theory, what is the smallest unit of life?

What is the name of the part of the cell that contains chlorophyll?

The movement of water and food through the cell membrane is called

Animals and plants are two of the _______________ kingdoms.