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Worksheets2Q SCIENCE JAYCEE
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basic unit that
makes up matter
atom
molecule
organelle
cell
tissues
combination of two
or more atoms chemically combined in definite ratio
atom
molecule
organelle
cell
tissues
discrete structure
within a cell
atom
molecule
organelle
cell
tissues
fundamental unit of
structure and function of all living organisms
atom
molecule
organelle
cell
tissues
a group of many
cells with similar and coordinated functions
atom
molecule
organelle
cell
tissues
study involving
tissues
histology
hispathology
connective tissues
epithelial tissues
muscle tissues
study that involves
diseases
histology
hispathology
connective tissues
epithelial tissues
muscle tissues
fibrous tissues
composed of cells separated by non living material called extracellular
matrix
histology
hispathology
connective tissues
epithelial tissues
muscle tissues
formed by cells
used to cover and protect the organ surfaces
histology
hispathology
connective tissues
epithelial tissues
muscle tissues
its function is to
produce force and motion
histology
hispathology
connective tissues
epithelial tissues
muscle tissues
transmit messages
in the form iof impulses.
nervous tissue
epidermis
vascular tissue
ground tissue
organ
cells forming the
outer surface of the leaves and body of the young plant
nervous tissue
epidermis
vascular tissue
ground tissue
organ
primary component
of the xylem and phloem
nervous tissue
epidermis
vascular tissue
ground tissue
organ
manufacture
nutrients by photosynthesis likewise, they store reserve nutrients
nervous tissue
epidermis
vascular tissue
ground tissue
organ
collection of
tissues which together forms a unit that serves a common fuction
nervous tissue
epidermis
vascular tissue
ground tissue
organ
composed of
different types of organs that perform a specific function
system
organism
population
community
ecosystem
any living thing
capable of responding to a stimuli, reproduction, growth and development
system
organism
population
community
ecosystem
the sum total of
all the organisms that belong to the same group or
system
organism
population
community
ecosystem
refers to a group
of interacting living organisms of different species sharing a populated
environment or several populations
system
organism
population
community
ecosystem
composed of a
community of living organisms in union with the nonliving elements
system
organism
population
community
ecosystem
the sum total of
all ecosystems
biosphere
simple microscope
compound microscope
stereoscopic microscopic
ultraviolet microscope
consist of only one
lens
biosphere
simple microscope
compound microscope
stereoscopic microscopic
ultraviolet microscope
uses visible light
to produce a magnified image of an object
biosphere
simple microscope
compound microscope
stereoscopic microscopic
ultraviolet microscope
uses visible light
to produce a magnified image of an object
biosphere
simple microscope
compound microscope
stereoscopic microscopic
ultraviolet microscope
consist of two
low-powered microscopes arranged so that they converge on the specimen
biosphere
simple microscope
compound microscope
stereoscopic microscopic
ultraviolet microscope
uses the
ultraviolet wavelength of the spectrum instead of the visible wavelength
biosphere
simple microscope
compound microscope
stereoscopic microscopic
ultraviolet microscope
a compound
microscope which uses plane polarised light and is used to identify and
estimate the mineral content
petrographic microscope
dark fiel microscope
scanning electron microscopes
transmission electron microscopes
stand
uses lighting in
the form of a hollow, very intense cone of light concentrated at the specimen
petrographic microscope
dark fiel microscope
scanning electron microscopes
transmission electron microscopes
stand
operates through
the refelction of light from objects to the eyes
petrographic microscope
bright field microscope
scanning electron microscopes
transmission electron microscopes
stand
it can make atoms
visible and capable of 3-dimensional image
petrographic microscope
dark fiel microscope
scanning electron microscopes
transmission electron microscopes
stand
capable of up to 1
million times magnification
petrographic microscope
dark fiel microscope
scanning electron microscopes
transmission electron microscopes
stand
made of heavy foot
and a horseshoe-shaped base that supports the microscope
petrographic microscope
dark fiel microscope
scanning electron microscopes
transmission electron microscopes
stand
cylindrical part
where the lenses are attached and can be raised or lowered near the object
body tube
coarse adjustment knob
fine adjustment knob
stage
stage clips
this is done first
after the objective lens is lowered near the object
body tube
coarse adjustment knob
fine adjustment knob
stage
stage clips
used sparingly for
further focusing of the object
body tube
coarse adjustment knob
fine adjustment knob
stage
stage clips
a platform with an
opening to let the light pass where the specimen ina glass slide is placed
body tube
coarse adjustment knob
fine adjustment knob
stage
stage clips
keep the glass
slide in place so that it will not move
body tube
coarse adjustment knob
fine adjustment knob
stage
stage clips
connects the base
and stage with the tube
body tube
coarse adjustment knob
fine adjustment knob
stage
arm
holds the eyepiece
draw tube
objectives
eyepiece
revolving nosepiece
magnifying lenses
lens located near
the objet
draw tube
objectives
eyepiece
revolving nosepiece
magnifying lenses
located at the top
of the body tube
draw tube
objectives
eyepiece
revolving nosepiece
magnifying lenses
located at the
bottom of the body tube which carries the magnifying lenses or
objectives
draw tube
objectives
eyepiece
revolving nosepiece
magnifying lenses
was able to
crystallize tobacco mosaic virus and found that it is only made up of genetic
material ribonucleic acid
draw tube
objectives
eyepiece
revolving nosepiece
magnifying lenses
used to focus the
rays of the light source toward the object
mirror
condenser lens
used to further
control the light as needed
mirror
condenser lens
animalcules in
rainwater
anton van leeuwenhoek
robert hooke
dujardin of france
robert brown
english scientist,
cork-rows of empty compartments resembling a honeycomb-cells
anton van leeuwenhoek
robert hooke
dujardin of france
robert brown
sarcode (substance
inside the cell)
anton van leeuwenhoek
robert hooke
dujardin of france
robert brown
english scientist
who discovered cell nucleus
anton van leeuwenhoek
robert hooke
dujardin of france
robert brown
discovered cell
performs fundamental function in a living organism
matthias schleiden
theodor schwann
dmitry i, ivanovitch
martinus w. beijerinck
wendell meredith stanley
discovered
microscopic particles later known as tobacco mosaic virus
matthias schleiden
theodor schwann
dmitry i, ivanovitch
martinus w. beijerinck
wendell meredith stanley
discovered
protoplasm
matthias schleiden
theodor schwann
johannes pruekinje
martinus w. beijerinck
wendell meredith stanley
discovered
protoplasm
matthias schleiden
theodor schwann
dutrochet
martinus w. beijerinck
wendell meredith stanley
kingdom that is
also known as ancient bacteria
kingdom arcaebacteria
kingdom eubacteria
kingdom fungi
their metabolism is
more diverse than that of archaebacteria
kingdom arcaebacteria
kingdom eubacteria
kingdom fungi
protists are
unicellular organisms known to be the simplest eukaryotic organisms
kingdom arcaebacteria
kingdom eubacteria
kingdom fungi
species are known
as whip-bearing because of their flagella
phylum sarcomastigophora
phylum sarcodina
phylum labrynthomorpha
phylum ciliophora
phylum apicomplexa
species are known
as amoeboids
phylum sarcomastigophora
phylum sarcodina
phylum labrynthomorpha
phylum ciliophora
phylum apicomplexa
are aquatic as well
as moving terrestrials
phylum sarcomastigophora
phylum sarcodina
phylum labrynthomorpha
phylum ciliophora
phylum apicomplexa
are uniformly
ciliated for ease in motion
phylum sarcomastigophora
phylum sarcodina
phylum labrynthomorpha
phylum ciliophora
phylum apicomplexa
phyla that are
parasitic
phylum sarcomastigophora
phylum sarcodina
phylum labrynthomorpha
phylum ciliophora
phylum apicomplexa
are cellular slime
molds that produce terrestrial spores through meiosis
phylum myxomycota
phylum microspora
phylum sporozoa
phylum zoomastigina
produce small
spores during their life cycle
phylum myxomycota
phylum microspora
phylum sporozoa
phylum zoomastigina
are parasitic
organisms
phylum myxomycota
phylum microspora
phylum sporozoa
phylum zoomastigina
their flagella
helps them in motion
phylum myxomycota
phylum microspora
phylum sporozoa
phylum zoomastigina
they are
submicroscopic, intracellular parasites consisting of either RNA or DNA
virus
virion
stem cells
embyronic stem
asexual reproduction
the term given to a
complete virus particlw
virus
virion
stem cells
embyronic stem
asexual reproduction
have the ability to
renew themselves and grow into a wide range of other cells
virus
virion
stem cells
embyronic stem
asexual reproduction
cells taken from
the inner cell mass of the blastocytes
virus
virion
stem cells
embyronic stem
asexual reproduction
the offsprings
coming from a single parent are genetically identical with the parent
virus
virion
stem cells
embyronic stem
asexual reproduction
splitting of cells
into two genetically related cells which are identical and of same size
binary fission
budding
vegetative propagation
grafting
tubers
the process whereby
a bud or protrusion outgrows from the parent organism and detaches itself
later to become a new organism
binary fission
budding
vegetative propagation
grafting
tubers
the production of
new individuals from plant organs like stems, roots, and leaves
binary fission
budding
vegetative propagation
grafting
tubers
process whereby the
shoot of one plant is inserted into the stem of another plant
binary fission
budding
vegetative propagation
grafting
tubers
grows underground
as in potatoes reproduce through asexual reproduction
binary fission
budding
vegetative propagation
grafting
tubers
done in plants with
actively dividing cells
binary fission
budding
vegetative propagation
grafting
tissue culture
it involves the
breaking of body parts
regeneration
fragmentation
pathenogenesis
sexual cycle
parthenogenic cycle
the severed parts
are capable to grow the incomplete
parts forming another organism
regeneration
fragmentation
pathenogenesis
sexual cycle
parthenogenic cycle
an asexual
reproduction that requires an egg
regeneration
fragmentation
pathenogenesis
sexual cycle
parthenogenic cycle
egg produced by
meiosis with single set of chromosomes
regeneration
fragmentation
pathenogenesis
sexual cycle
parthenogenic cycle
parthenogenic egg
with double set of chromosomes
regeneration
fragmentation
pathenogenesis
sexual cycle
parthenogenic cycle
a life process of
creating new organism
sexual production
zygote
sporophyte
gametophyte
a developed diploid
cell from the union of gametes
sexual production
zygote
sporophyte
gametophyte
a developed diploid
cell from the union of gametes
sexual production
zygote
sporophyte
gametophyte
diploid plant that
produces gametes or haploid spores through meiosis
sexual production
zygote
sporophyte
gametophyte
a multicellular
structure produced through germination
sexual production
zygote
sporophyte
gametophyte
green carpet like
leaves that grow in some moist areas
moses
flower stalk
pedicel
calyx
sepals collectively
has enlarged end or
receptacle
moses
flower stalk
pedicel
calyx
sepals collectively
protection for
flower bud before it opens
moses
flower stalk
pedicel
calyx
sepals collectively
the brightly or
white colored parts of the flowers
petals
corolla
stamen of male organs
ovelus
style
the brightly or
white colored parts of the flowers
petals
corolla
stamen of male organs
ovelus
style
it contain the
future seed and attaached to the walls of the ovary
petals
corolla
stamen of male organs
ovelus
style
elongated tube
extending out of the ovary
petals
corolla
stamen of male organs
ovelus
style
a small sac that
produces pollen grains, which are immature male gametophyte
anther
pistil
pollination
self-pollination
cross pollination
it consists of the
stigma where the pollen grains stick
anther
pistil
pollination
self-pollination
cross pollination
the transfer of
pollen from the stamen
anther
pistil
pollination
self-pollination
cross pollination
when the pollen
grains from the stamen of a flower transfer to the stigma of same flower or
another of the same plant
anther
pistil
pollination
self-pollination
cross pollination
involves the
transfer of pollen grains from one plant to another plant
anther
pistil
pollination
self-pollination
cross pollination
