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NAME_____________________________ Chapter 1 Guide Science, Unit A, Chap. 1, From Single Cells to Body Systems Lesson 1: Cells p. A6 – A13 Vocabulary Cell____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Cell membrane___________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Nucleus_____________ ___________________________ _______ _____________________________________________________________ Cytoplasm___________ ___________________________ _______ _____________________________________________________________ Diffusion________ ____ ___________________________ _______ _____________________________________________________________ Osmosis________ ____ ___________________________ _______ _____________________________________________________________ 1|Page Tissue __________ ____ ___________________________ _______ _____________________________________________________________ Organ __________ ____ ___________________________ _______ _____________________________________________________________ System________ ____ ___________________________ _______ _____________________________________________________________ Write important details about the following. The Discovery of Cells (p. A6) Kinds of Cells (p. A7) Plant and Animal Cells (p. A8) 2|Page Materials Move into and out of Cells (p. A10) Tissues, Organs, and Systems (p. A12) Lesson Concept Organizer: Cells All living things are made up of one or more _____________________. Cell Structure Plants 1. Nucleus 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 3|Page Animals Nucleus Draw: Compare a Plant and Animal Cell (A8 –A9) Plant Animal Writing: Compare plant cells and animal cells. _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ 4|Page Lesson 1 Review Questions (p. A13) 1. What is the function of a cell’s nucleus? 2. How do vacuoles in plant cells help keep the plant upright? 3. What is the difference between diffusion and osmosis? 4. Critical Thinking: If you stand at one end of a room and spray perfume into the air, a person at the other end of the room will soon smell the perfume. Explain. 5. One example of a tissue is – a. Heart b. Nucleus c. Muscle d. Mitochondria 5|Page Lesson 2: Human Body Systems p. A16 – A21 Vocabulary Capillaries_______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Alveoli_________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Villi__________ _________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Nephrons______ ________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Write important details about the following. From Cells to Systems (p. A16) 6|Page The Circulatory System (p. A17) The Respiratory System (p. A18) The Digestive System (p. A19) The Excretory System (p. A20) 7|Page Lesson Concept Organizer: Body Transport Systems Circulatory System Parts Main Function Respiratory System Organs Main Function Excretory System Organs Main Function Lesson 2 Review Questions (p. A21) 1. How do the functions of red blood cells and white blood cells differ? 8|Page 2. In what way do the respiratory and circulatory systems work together? 3. What does the pancreas do? 4. Critical Thinking: Between the trachea and the esophagus is a flap of skin called the epiglottis. What do you think its function is? 5. Test Prep: Inhaled oxygen diffuses through the walls of the _____? a. ureters b. bronchioles c. pulmonary arteries d. alveoli 9|Page Lesson 3: Systems Working Together p. A24 – A27 Vocabulary bone marrow- _ _________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ joints - _________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ tendons -___ ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ ligaments___________ ____________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ neuron - ________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ receptors - ______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ 10 | P a g e Write important details about the following. Bones and Joints (p. A24) The Skeletal System (p. A25) The Muscular System (p. A25) The Nervous System (p. A26) 11 | P a g e Lesson Concept Organizer: Body Movement Systems Skeletal System Organs Main Function Muscular System Muscles Main Function Nervous System Parts Main Function Lesson 3 Review Questions (p. A27) 1. What is produced in bone marrow? 2. What function do ligaments perform? 12 | P a g e 3. What kinds of muscles move food through the digestive system? 4. Critical Thinking: What kind of action is a sneeze caused by pepper in the air? Explain. 5. Test Prep: Tendons are connective tissue that – a. makes blood cells b. carries signals from receptors c. connects one bone to another d. connects a bone to a muscle 13 | P a g e Science Study Guide Unit A. Chap. 1 Directions: Fill out the questions, and then use this to study for your test on Friday. 1. What is the heart? 2. Osmosis is one kind of what? 3. An animal’s skin is an example of what? 4. How does oxygen travel to every cell in the body? 5. What system breaks down your food? 6. Define these vocabulary words: Cell Cell Membrane Nucleus Cytoplasm Diffusion Osmosis Tissue 14 | P a g e Organ System Capillaries Alveoli Villi Nephrons Bone Marrow Joints Tendons Ligaments Neuron Receptors 7. What does the nervous system carry to and from the brain? 8. Name the parts of the body that are ball-and-socket joints? 9. How does oxygen enter the body? What system? 10. Name the types of tissue? 11. How does water flow into the roots of plants? 12. How do animal and plant cells grow? 13. What kinds of things does the blood transport? Why are these things important to the cells in the body? 14. Would you expect to find muscle tissue in plants? Why or why not? 15. Hypothesize how your body’s receptors keep you safe? 15 | P a g e 16.You can contract you voluntary muscles on purpose. Can you contract your smooth muscles and cardiac muscles on purpose? Why or why not? 17.Draw and label a picture of the digestive system. 16 | P a g e