KingdomAnimaliaI amheterotrophicandmulticellular, Ilive everywhereOrganismAn individualanimal,plant, orsingle-celledlife formUnicellularOne cellorganismHeterotrophCannotmake itsown foodGrowthCell functionthatincreases insizeNutritionobtainingfood toprovideenergy forgrowthKingdomArchaebacteriaI am found inextremeenvironments,prokaryotic,unicellular, and anautotroph orheterotrophEukaryoticAn organismthat hasmembraneboundnucleusAnton vanLeeuwenhoekFirst toobservebacteriaunder amicroscopeKingdomProtistaI cannot beclassified as ananimal, plant, orfungi, most areunicellular andEukaryoticTheodorSchwannConcluded allanimal tissuesare composed ofcells, helpedestablish celltheoryResponseRespondingto changesin theenvironmentSexualReproduction2 organismneeded, 50% ofeach parent's DNAgoes to offspring,not geneticallyidenticalKingdomFungiI am amulticellular,heterotrophic,eukaryoticorganismKingdomEubacteriaI amprokaryotic,unicellularautotroph orheterotrophKingdomPlantaeI am anautotroph,live mostlyon land, andeukaryoticReproductioncell functionthatproducesoffspringAsexualReporoductionInherit the genesof one parent,100% of parentDNA ,geneticallyidenticalMulticellularManycelledorganismRobertHookeObserved corktrees undermicroscope anddiscovered cellsin 1665DefenseCell functionthat protectsagainstenemiesRudolphVirchowProposedthird partof celltheoryProkaryoticAn organismthat does nothave amembranebound nucleusCellSmalleststructural andfunctionalunit of anorganismCellTheoryAll organismscomposed of cells.Cells are basicunit of life. All cellsdivision is ofpreviously livingcellsHomeostasisKeepingconditionsinside theorganismbalancedAutotrophCan make ownfood viaphotosynthesisorchemosynthesisChemosynthesisUses chemicalreactions toproduce energyfor an autotrophMetabolismWhat functioncauses a chemicalreaction to breakdown food intoenergyKingdomAnimaliaI amheterotrophicandmulticellular, Ilive everywhereOrganismAn individualanimal,plant, orsingle-celledlife formUnicellularOne cellorganismHeterotrophCannotmake itsown foodGrowthCell functionthatincreases insizeNutritionobtainingfood toprovideenergy forgrowthKingdomArchaebacteriaI am found inextremeenvironments,prokaryotic,unicellular, and anautotroph orheterotrophEukaryoticAn organismthat hasmembraneboundnucleusAnton vanLeeuwenhoekFirst toobservebacteriaunder amicroscopeKingdomProtistaI cannot beclassified as ananimal, plant, orfungi, most areunicellular andEukaryoticTheodorSchwannConcluded allanimal tissuesare composed ofcells, helpedestablish celltheoryResponseRespondingto changesin theenvironmentSexualReproduction2 organismneeded, 50% ofeach parent's DNAgoes to offspring,not geneticallyidenticalKingdomFungiI am amulticellular,heterotrophic,eukaryoticorganismKingdomEubacteriaI amprokaryotic,unicellularautotroph orheterotrophKingdomPlantaeI am anautotroph,live mostlyon land, andeukaryoticReproductioncell functionthatproducesoffspringAsexualReporoductionInherit the genesof one parent,100% of parentDNA ,geneticallyidenticalMulticellularManycelledorganismRobertHookeObserved corktrees undermicroscope anddiscovered cellsin 1665DefenseCell functionthat protectsagainstenemiesRudolphVirchowProposedthird partof celltheoryProkaryoticAn organismthat does nothave amembranebound nucleusCellSmalleststructural andfunctionalunit of anorganismCellTheoryAll organismscomposed of cells.Cells are basicunit of life. All cellsdivision is ofpreviously livingcellsHomeostasisKeepingconditionsinside theorganismbalancedAutotrophCan make ownfood viaphotosynthesisorchemosynthesisChemosynthesisUses chemicalreactions toproduce energyfor an autotrophMetabolismWhat functioncauses a chemicalreaction to breakdown food intoenergy

Characteristics of Organisms and Cell Theory - Call List

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  1. I am heterotrophic and multicellular, I live everywhere
    Kingdom Animalia
  2. An individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form
    Organism
  3. One cell organism
    Unicellular
  4. Cannot make its own food
    Heterotroph
  5. Cell function that increases in size
    Growth
  6. obtaining food to provide energy for growth
    Nutrition
  7. I am found in extreme environments, prokaryotic, unicellular, and an autotroph or heterotroph
    Kingdom Archaebacteria
  8. An organism that has membrane bound nucleus
    Eukaryotic
  9. First to observe bacteria under a microscope
    Anton van Leeuwenhoek
  10. I cannot be classified as an animal, plant, or fungi, most are unicellular and Eukaryotic
    Kingdom Protista
  11. Concluded all animal tissues are composed of cells, helped establish cell theory
    Theodor Schwann
  12. Responding to changes in the environment
    Response
  13. 2 organism needed, 50% of each parent's DNA goes to offspring, not genetically identical
    Sexual Reproduction
  14. I am a multicellular, heterotrophic, eukaryotic organism
    Kingdom Fungi
  15. I am prokaryotic, unicellular autotroph or heterotroph
    Kingdom Eubacteria
  16. I am an autotroph, live mostly on land, and eukaryotic
    Kingdom Plantae
  17. cell function that produces offspring
    Reproduction
  18. Inherit the genes of one parent, 100% of parent DNA , genetically identical
    Asexual Reporoduction
  19. Many celled organism
    Multicellular
  20. Observed cork trees under microscope and discovered cells in 1665
    Robert Hooke
  21. Cell function that protects against enemies
    Defense
  22. Proposed third part of cell theory
    Rudolph Virchow
  23. An organism that does not have a membrane bound nucleus
    Prokaryotic
  24. Smallest structural and functional unit of an organism
    Cell
  25. All organisms composed of cells. Cells are basic unit of life. All cells division is of previously living cells
    Cell Theory
  26. Keeping conditions inside the organism balanced
    Homeostasis
  27. Can make own food via photosynthesis or chemosynthesis
    Autotroph
  28. Uses chemical reactions to produce energy for an autotroph
    Chemosynthesis
  29. What function causes a chemical reaction to break down food into energy
    Metabolism