what are 3 differences between a plant cell and a animal cell?

plant cell has chloroplasts cell wall vacuole animal cell doesnt

What are characteristics of an animal?

multicellular, nervous co-ordination, turns carbs into glycogen

what are characteristics of fungi? (multiple choice)

multicellular, saprotrophic nutrition, carbs to glycogen, threadlike hypae, chitin cell walls

what is a example of a virus? (multiple choice)

flu, TMV (tobacco mosaic virus), HIV and AIDS

how well do you know everything in biology? (multiple choice)

i know everything, i know like less than half, i know half, i know like nothing

What are characteristics of a plant?

multicllular, photosynthesis, turns carbs to starch or sucrose, celluose cw

what does MRS GREN stand for?

movement respiration sentistivity growth reproduction excretion nutrition

what are characteristics of bacteria? (multiple choice)

they are microscopic, and can be saprotrophic (plasmids = circular chromoso, me of DNA). An example is lactobacillus bulgarians that is used to create y, ogurt. another example is pneumococcus which causes pneumonia, unicelluklar, they have a cell wall, plasmids, cytoplasm, cell membrane

what are the characteristics of viruses?

pathogenic, protein coat of DNA/RNA and can reproduce ONLY in living cells

an organism that causes disease

what are characteristics of proctists?

they have animal or plant characteristics and are unicellular

studbud

Biology Edexcel IGCSE 9-1 Specification UK

20 termsStudBud Administration1 play

edexcel biology igcse UK

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
true or false trypsin is.secreted by the pancreas and it turns animo acids to polypeptides
False
True
2
the digestive system goes from….
mouth to alimentary canal
mouth to rectum
mouth to illium
mouth to anus
3
what are 3 differences between a plant cell and a animal cell?
plant cell has nucleus, vacuole and chloroplasts, animal cell doesnt
plant cell has vacuole, chlorophyll, cell wall animal doesnt
plant cell has chloroplasts cell wall vacuole animal cell doesnt
plant cell has cell membrane cell wall cytoplasm animal cell doesnt
4
What are characteristics of an animal?
multicellular, photosynthesises, turns carbs to glycogen
unicellular, nervous co-ordination, turns carbs to glycogen
multicellular, nervous co-ordination, turns carbs to starch
multicellular, nervous co-ordination, turns carbs into glycogen
5
what are characteristics of fungi? (multiple choice)
i dont know - something??
unicellular, saprotrophic nutrition, threadlike hypae into myceliumm chitin
multicellular, saprotrophic nutrition, carbs to glycogen, threadlike hypae
chitin cell walls
6
what are some examples of protists?
seaweed and lactose
algae and pneumococcus
algae and seeweed
alage and chlorella
7
what is a example of a virus? (multiple choice)
flu
none of the above
TMV (tobacco mosaic virus)
HIV and AIDS
8
true or false the test for fat is ethanol (colorless to cloudy)
True
False
9
how well do you know everything in biology? (multiple choice)
i know everything
i know like less than half
i know half
i know like nothing
10
What are characteristics of a plant?
unicellular photosynthesis
multicellular, turns carbs to glycogen, photosynthesis, cellulose cell wall
multicllular, photosynthesis, turns carbs to starch or sucrose, celluose cw
multicellular, turns carbs to sucrose/glycogen, photosynthesis
11
what does MRS GREN stand for?
movement reproduction sensitivity reproduction excretion nutrition
my really sensitive granny who really envy’s nature
movement respiration sentistivity growth reproduction excretion nutrition
movement respiration same growth respiration excretion nutrition
12
what are characteristics of bacteria? (multiple choice)
they are microscopic, and can be saprotrophic (plasmids = circular chromoso
me of DNA). An example is lactobacillus bulgarians that is used to create y
ogurt. another example is pneumococcus which causes pneumonia
unicelluklar, they have a cell wall, plasmids, cytoplasm, cell membrane
13
what are the characteristics of viruses?
pathogenic, protein coat of DNA/RNA and can reproduce ONLY in living cells
unicellular, plasmids, reproduces and migrates
unicellular and they can infect plants ONLY
all of the above
14
what is biodiversity?
a measure of how many different organism live with each other peacefully
none of the others
a measure of how many communities there are in a area
a measure of how many species live in a place
15
what is a example of a plant?
a table
a bird
a flower
a chair
16
true or false the three things needed for germination are warmth oxygen and weather
True
False
17
what is a pathogen?
a living thing that doesn’t do anything
an organism that attacks plants
an organism that causes disease
a organism that is not harmful
18
an example of a animal are peas.
False
True
19
what are characteristics of proctists?
they ONLY have plant characteristics and are unicellular
they have animal or plant characteristics and are unicellular
they ONLY have animal characteristics and are unicellular
they have small cell walls
20
what is a example of fungi?
march
masks
mucor
mycellum

Biology Edexcel IGCSE 9-1 Specification UK Flashcards | StudBud