cells

3. A group of similar tissue working together to perform a specific function
4. What you put over the specimen to cover it and remove the air bubbles.
5. A thin layer surrounding the cell which controls what gets in and out.
6. A group of organs working together to perform specific functions
7. Anything that is alive
8. A group of similar cells working to perform similar functions
11. An organism made up of one cell
12. The simplest form of life
14. The knob on a microscope that controls the general focus and can't be uesd at higher magnification
16. A type of cell that is for a very specific function
17. A group of unicellular organisms
19. The liquidy stuff filling up the blank space and allowing things to drift around.

1. An organelle that converts sugar into energy
2. A knob on the microscope that controls the focus that is used on higher magnification levels.
3. the Lens on a microscope that controls the magnification
9. An organism made up of more than one, working together cells.
10. The lens on a microscope that you look through
13. An organelle that stores excess waste and liquid
15. The process of duplicating the necessary parts of a cell and splitting into 2 cells.
16. What you put the specimin on when inspecting something under a microscope
18. the control panel of the cell which gives directions and hold DNA