Cells KS3

3. stores cell sap
7. gives support and rigidity to plant cells
8. the part of the microscope you place your slide for observation.
9. this cell has a tail that allows it to swim
10. the part of a microscope you look into.
12. a unicellular organism with a slime capsule
13. the part of the microscope that provides the most magnification, usually there a three.
16. the organelle where respiration takes place
20. protein synthesis happens here
22. the organelle responsible for photosynthesis in plant cells
25. mushrooms are in this category too but they can be unicellular organisms
26. controls the functions of the cell and contains DNA
27. a single celled organism that looks like a normal cell.
28. a tail like projection that allows bacteria to move.
29. a jelly like substance where all chemical reactions happen in the cell
30. the name given to a cell with a specific role
31. the movement of substances from an area of high concentration to low concentration.
33. has a large projection that sticks into the soil to absorb more nutrients.

1. these hold the slide in place on the stage
2. the ability for an organism to go from one place to another
4. the basic unit of living organisms
5. the bottom of the microscope.
6. the process where energy is released to allow an organism to carry out the 7 life processes
11. this cell carries electrical impulses as its specialisation.
14. the removal of waste from the body
15. the ability to detect a change in the surroundings and respond appropriately
17. a permanent increase in size and mass
18. a unicellular organism that is like a plant cell without chloroplasts
19. controls what goes in and out of a cell.
21. the movement of water from an area of high water potential to an area of low water potential through a partially permeable membrane.
23. the ability the create a similar version of the same organism.
24. a projection that is part of the cell that allows amoeba to move
32. the intake of food to the body.