there is no such thing

jailcell

smallest structural unit of an organism

living creature

a chemical bonding

dust

nucleus

structeral, functional unit of all matter

Equalibriam

little structures found within a cell, specialized function and structure

cellular membrane

none of the above

large organic compound

monomer of molecule

a type of atom

chromatids

earth with all its ecosystems

unit of matter that is all the same element

two or more atoms bonded together

large organic compound

monera

stimulas and response

subatomic particles mixed with carbohydrates

group of similar tissue working together to preform a specific function

a group of organs that work together to preform a certain function such as digestive or respiratory

community of organisms

none of the above

has a negative charge

none

a group of similar cells working to preform a specific function

a group of organisms to preform a specific function

a group of subatomic particles working together to preform a specific function

there is no such thing its just another word for mitosis

cell membrane

polymers and enzymes

widely excepted explanation of the relationship between cells and living things

the membrane that allows everything to pass through

the membrane allows some substances in and not others to pass through

the membrane that allows nothing to pass through

there is only permeable membrane

no nucleus

has a nucleus

no nucleus

has a nucleus

internal skeleton

exterior skeleton

external skeleton

internal skeleton

what forms your cells

same thing as function

what forms the parts to the organ, system, or living thing

what an organ, tissue, cell, or molecule DOES

what makes up the organ, tissue, cell, or molecule

can make its own food

can't make their own food

cannot make its own food

can make their own food

the ability to do work

unstable internal environment

ability to maintain constant internal environment

gametes

sexual reproduction involving sperm and eggs

zygotes combining with zygotes

none of the above

male or female cell that contains half of the organism

a full baby

nucleic acid

half of the male sex cell

union of male and female sex cell

egg

sperm

usually a cell, split

g

an substance that can be broken into

any substance that cannot be broken into

elements that are not chemically bonded

two or more elements that are chemically bonded

made of carbon, hydrogen , oxygen (CHO)

monomer of carbohydrate: monosaccharides

glucose, fructose, sucrose

OSE is a huge part to identifying them, sugars

sugar

fatty acid, butter, earwax etc

acids

pentose

a bunch of units of nucleotides repeating, ex: RNA+DNA

fatty acids

tide pods

DNA, RNA

butter, earwax, fatty stuff

polymer of an amino acid, EX: enzymes

centromere

the building blocks of proteins

really just a fatty acid

control rate of non-chemical changes

protein catalyst that speeds up rate of chemical reactions

hormones

regulates activity of certain cells or organs, acts as messenger

non-molecule

isotonic soultion

non-living, doesn't contain carbon

contains carbon, derived from living organisms

nonliving, doesn't contain carbon EX: carbon

living, vegetabl, fruit, contains carbon

double helix, molecule that helps organism develop, live and re-produce

single-helix, carries amino acid sequence, found mainly in cytoplasm of the cell

double helix, molecule that helps organism develop, live and re-produce

single-helix, carries amino acid sequence, found mainly in cytoplasm of the cell

molecules move from area of high concentration to low concentration

molecules move from area of low concentration to high

movement of material through a cell membrane using the cells energy

movement of materials through a cell membrane without using the cells energy

the diffusion of water molecules through a selecting permeable membrane

molecules spread evenly througout

movement of materials through cell membrane using the cells energy

movement of materials through cell membrane not using the cells energy

bringing something into the cell

releasing contents outside of the cell

bringing something into the cell

releasing contents outside of the cell

organisms transforming nothing into nothing

organisms transform light energy into chemical energy which makes energy rich organic compounds

plant food being destroyed

forms spindle fibers

green pigment found in chloroplasts, absorbs light for photosynthesis

rigid layer of non-moving materials

allows some thing in, and others not to pass through

rigid layer of non-moving materials

stores water, salts and organic materials

protects cells

powerhouse of the cell

long whip like structure

watery material inside cells, (apart from nucleus)

stores, cleans up, support

none of the above

semi-permeable outer covering of cell that controls movement of substances going in and out

ridged layer of non-living materials that support shapes and protects plant cells

cell organelle consisting of RNA and protein found throughout the cytoplasm

enables cell to transport and deliver, smooth

tiny hairs on outsides of cells

green pigment

in plant cells only, captures sunlight converts into chemical energy produces chlorophyll

specialized structure on the cell that grows and functions

a network or maze that enable cells to transport and deliver protein and lipids to other parts of the cell

has a negative charge

core or center of atom

has a positive charge

has no charge

near nucleus and endoplasmic reticulum

ALL of the above

modifies, sorts, and packages cells, creates lysosomes

division of body cells,

division of sex cells

division of body cells

division of sex cells

formed after mitosis, genetically the same to their parents

formed before mitosis, during interphase, different from their parents because no cell is the same

the events that lead to the replication of cellphones

interphase only

(i)PMAT(c), events that replicate cells

provides cells with the energy they need to function

releases waste to fuel cellular energy

turns sugar into energy

ALL OF THE ABOVE

producing an exact copy

making something similar

not alike at all

nuclear envelope

single molecule of DNA bonded to various proteins

allows contraction and movement

half a chromosome, two threadlike strands that each contain a double helix of DNA

material of chromosomes, consists of protein from RNA and dna