2. CELL STRUCTURE
A CELL IS THE SMALLEST LIVING UNITTHAT MAKES UP A LIVING THING . PLANT AND
ANIMAL CELL HAVE THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
.THE NUCLEUS CONTROL THE FUNCTIONS OF THE CELL, SUCH AS
REPRODUCTION .
.THE CELL MEMBRANE CONTROLSWHAT ENTERS AND LEAVES
THE CELL.
.THE CYTOPLASM IS A JELLY-LIKE
SUBTANCE IN THE CELL WHERE CHEMICAL REACTIONS HAPPEN.
.THE VACOULES CONTAIN WATER AND MINERALS,WHICH THE
ORGANIMS NEED IN ORDEN TO GROW.
3. A STRONG CELL WALL WHICH
PROTECTS THE CELL AND GIVES IT
ITS SHAPE
CHLOROPLASTS WHICH CONTAIN
CHLOROPHYLL NEEDED DURING
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
4. NUTRITION
ALL LIVING THINGS OBTAIN NUTRIENTS AND
TRANSFORM TO ENERGY
.PLANTS PROODUCE THEIR OWN
FOOD THROUGH PHOTOSYNTHESIS
.ANIMALS CAN,T PRODUCE
THEIR OWN FOOD SO THEI
FEED ON OTHER LIVING
THINGS
.DECOMPOSERS SUCH AS FUNGI
AND A BACTERIA
5. REPRODUCION
THIS PROCESS ALLOWS LIVING THINGS TO
NEWORGNISMS
A SEXUAL REPRODUCION OCCURS WHEN ONLY
ONE ORGANISM
IN SEXUAL REPRODUCTION TWO DIFFERENT
TYPES OFINDIVIDUALS ARE REQUIRED: MALE
AND FEMALE
6. PLANT KINGDOM
PLANTS ARE MULTICELULAR.THEY MAKE
THEIR OWN FOOD THROUGH A PROCESS
CALLED PHOTOSYNTHESIS
7. PROTIST KINDOM
PROTIS ARE USUALLY UNICELULAR
THE AMOEBA IS AN UNICELULAR PROTIS,WHICH TAKES IN ITS FOOD BY
ABSORBING IT THROUGHT THE CELL MEMBRANE
ALGE ARE PROTISTS THAT CAN BE UNICDELILAR.THEY ALSO MAKE
THEIR OWN FOOD THROUGH
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
