5th Grade Science Unit 1 Review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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An amoeba has a nucleus. Is it a Monera or Protoctista?

Protoctista - Moneras are prokaryotic so they don't have nuclei

How many kingdoms are there?

5

Name 5 organs

Heart, Stomach, Lungs, Skin, Kidneys, Bladder, Liver, Intestines, Brain...

Name 3 vital functions

Nutrition, Interaction, Reproduction

Are plants multicellular or unicellular organisms?

Multicellular organisms

What are the 5 kingdoms of living things?

Monera, Plantae, Animalia, Protoctista, Fungi

All protoctista organisms have ________ cells

All protoctista organisms have eukaryotic cells

What doesn't a prokaryotic cell have?

A nucleus

Everything inside the cell, excluding the nucleus, is called the ________

Cytoplasm

Give an example of how you might interact and react with your environment

example: I touch something hot, I move my hand

What are the two forms of reproduction?

Asexual and Sexual

Name three types of Fungi

Yeast, Mould, Mushrooms

Why do fish have gills?

To take in oxygen from the water

This forms the exterior of the cell. It encloses and protects the other parts of the cell.

Cell Membrane

What are the two ways that living organisms obtain nutrients?

Heterotrophic nutrition and Autotrophic nutrition

Where is the genetic material found in eukaryotic cells?

In the nucleus

All organisms in the Monera kingdom are___________ with a _______ cell

All organisms in the Monera kingdom are unicellular with a prokaryotic cell

Living organisms that only have one cell are called ________ __________

Unicellular organisms

What are tissues?

Cells that coordinate (work together) to perform a specific activity

Where is the genetic material in a prokaryotic cell?

In the cytoplasm

What are the three processes of voluntary interaction in animals?

1 sense organs detect a change 2 the nervous system receives information and makes a response 3 a locomotor system moves the body

List 4 organs that are involved in human reproduction

Ovaries, vagina, penis and testicles

Put these in order to explain how cells work together: Body systems, Tissues, Cells, Organs

Cells, Tissues, Organs, Body Systems

What are the stages of nutrition?

Living organisms obtain oxygen, they transform the nutrients and oxygen they need into energy, they expel what they don't need as waste

What do sense organs do?

detect changes in the environment

Cells contain this. It determines how the cell will develop and what activity it will perform

Genetic material

These parts of the cell are specialised to carry out different functions like obtaining energy, producing substances or protecting genetic material

Organelles