Across
- 2. A pair of muscles that work together to move a joint.
- 3. A diagram that shows how food chains in an ecosystem are linked.
- 5. A specialised cell in animals that sends electrical signals around the body.
- 9. The area in which an organism lives
- 11. Both the living organisms and the area in which they live.
- 14. The total number of one species living in an area.
- 15. The powerhouse of the cell, where food is broken down to release energy (respiration)
- 20. A chemical reaction where food and oxygen react to produce water and carbon dioxide (and releases energy)
- 21. A group of the same type of cell working together to perform a function.
- 23. Specialised structures inside a cell. Translates to 'little organ'
- 25. The smallest unit of a living organism.
- 26. An organism made up of only one cell.
- 28. Connects bones to bones in a joint.
- 29. Jelly-like substance found in cells, this is where the reactions take place.
- 30. The organelle that surrounds the cell, controlling what moves in or out.
- 31. Tail-like substance that some cells use to move around (sperm and euglena)
- 32. Connects muscles to bones in a joint.
Down
- 1. An optical instrument used to magnify objects so small details can be seen clearly
- 4. Group of different tissues working together to carry out a function.
- 5. The brains of a cell, this is where the DNA is stored.
- 6. The way in which living organisms depend on each other to survive, grow and reproduce.
- 7. The build up of toxic chemicals inside organisms in the food chain.
- 8. A particular place or role an organism has in its ecosystem.
- 10. The collection of different organisms living in an ecosystem.
- 12. A component of a cell containing liquids, plants use these to help keep them rigid.
- 13. An animal that eats other animals.
- 16. smooth tissue covering the ends of bones to reduce friction and protect them from wear and tear.
- 17. The organelle that surrounds plant cells giving them their structure.
- 18. A cell with a certain shape or structure to help it carry out its function.
- 19. An animal that gets eaten by other animals.
- 22. All the bones in an organism.
- 24. Plants or algae that create their own food using sunlight in a process called photosynthesis.
- 27. The part of a plant cell that produces food via photosynthesis.
