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Living Things Review

This review explores the fundamental concepts of living organisms, focusing on cells, fungi, and plant structures. Key terms such as spores, hyphae, and chlorophyll are defined to enhance understanding. Fungi, including mushrooms and mold, are examined for their unique characteristics and roles in ecosystems. The structure and function of cells, the basic unit of all life, are analyzed. Additionally, the significance of fruit and seed protection in flowering plants is discussed. Prepare to match vocabulary with definitions, label parts of a plant cell, and answer multiple-choice questions.

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Living Things Review

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  1. Living Things Review

  2. A cell that can grow into a new fungus is a…

  3. Spore

  4. Living things that cannot produce their own food, such as mushrooms and mildew are called…

  5. Fungi

  6. The basic unit of structure and function in all living things is a…

  7. Cell

  8. Threadlike parts of a mushroom that help it reproduce…

  9. Hyphae

  10. The part of a seed that contains a small plant…

  11. Embryo

  12. A cottony fungus that can grow on bread…

  13. Mold

  14. A tiny organism made up of one cell is a …

  15. microorganism

  16. A part of a flowering plant that protects the seeds is a …

  17. Fruit

  18. Which one of these trees is a cone-bearing plant? C. Peach Tree A. Palm Tree B. Pine Tree D. Oak Tree

  19. Pine tree

  20. Chlorophyll is a green pigment that plants need. Why do plants need chlorophyll?

  21. Chlorophyll…. -Makes plants green -Gives plants food

  22. Make sure you are able to… -Match vocabulary with a definition -Label parts of a plant cell -Answer multiple choice questions about fruit and cone bearing plants, cells, and cell parts

  23. STUDY!

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