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Tissue

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Learning objectives
  • You know that an organism consist of cells.
  • You can name tissues in humans and plants, along with their functions. 

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Tissue= a group of cells with the same shape and function.

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Is blood a tissue?
A
Yes, because blood excist of cells with the same shape and function
B
No, because blood has different kinds of cells in it.

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How does a plant prevent dehydration?
A
It opens it's pores
B
It closes it's pores
C
It opens it's stomata
D
It closes it's stomata

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Why does more wood form in spring than in summer?
A
It rains more in spring
B
It's colder in spring
C
There is more sun in spring
D
Days are longer in spring

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Cells

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Where in the body are cells found?
A
Only in the skin
B
Only in the muscles
C
In the whole body
D
Everywhere exept for the blood

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Does a cell contain water?
A
Yes, cells are like little bags of water
B
No, cells only contain solid compounds
C
No, cells contain other fluids
D
Some cells do contain water, others don't contain water

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What is/are the difference(s) between the cell membrane and the cell wall
A
The cell membrane is soft and the cell wall is hard
B
the cell wall is extracellular material the cell membrane isn't
C
The cell membrane is thinner than the cell wall

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