viernes, 23 de diciembre de 2011

UNIT 1. THE UNIVERSE


Equiped with his five senses,
Man explores the universe around him
and calls the adventure Science.
Edwin Powell Hubble

lunes, 28 de marzo de 2011

UNIT 9. THE BIODIVERSITY OF LIVING BEINGS

UNIT 9. THE BIODIVERSITY OF LIVING BEINGS.


VOCABULARY

Study the following vocabulary: writing and pronunciation:

WORD
FIGURATIVE PRONUNTIATION
MEANING
EVOLUTION


BIODIVERSITY


BIOSPHERE


SPECIE / KINGDOM


MONERA


BACTERIUM / BACTERIA


VIRUS


ANTIBIOTIC


PROTOCTISTA


ALGA / SEAWEED / WATERWEED


PROTOZOAN


FUNGI / (LICHEN)


PLANTS


ANIMALS


AUTOTROPH


HETEROTROPH


SAPROPHYTE


SIMBIOTIC


PARASITE











QUESTIONS:

  1. Match the functions with the processes:

1. ADAPTATION
a) The group of processes that living beings carry out to obtain energy and nutrients necessary to live
2. NUTRITION
b) The process by which organisms produce new individuals
3. REPRODUCTION
c) The way living things interact with their environment and with other living beings that share the same environment


  1. What are the different types on nutrition called?
  2. What is autotrophic nutrition?
  3. Give two examples of autotrophic organisms.
  4. Give two examples of heterotrophic organisms.
  5. What are the five kingdoms called?
  6. Which kingdom does a prokaryotic, single – celled heterotrophic organism belong to?. Give an example.
  7. Which kingdoms do eukaryotic organisms belong to?
  8. What are the main characteristics of the plant kingdom?
  9. What is the difference between the Fungi kingdom and the Plant kingdom?
  10. What are the main differences between the Animal kingdom and the plant kingdom?
  11. Match the living things with the corresponding kingdom, organism and type of nutrition. Use the same colour for the ones that go together.

LIVING THINGS
KINGDOM
ORGANISM
TYPE OF NUTRITION
Lion, wolf
Protoctista
Eukaryotic, single – celled or multi . celled
Autotrophic
Bacteria
Monera
Prokaryotic single – celled
Heterotrophic
Mushrooms
Plant
Eukaryotic multi – celled
Autotrophic
Pine trees, roses
Fungi
Eukaryotic multi – celled
Heterotrophic
Algae
Animal
Eukaryotic single – celled or multi - celled
Autotrophic and heterotrophic


lunes, 14 de marzo de 2011

UNIT 8

Here we have the vocabulary and questions about Unit 8. Good luck!

1º ESO. UNIT 8. THE EARTH A LIVING PLANET.


VOCABULARY

Study the following vocabulary: writing and pronunciation:

WORD
MEANING
BIOMOLECULE

CELL
PROKARYOTIC CELL
EUKARYOTIC CELL

BIOELEMENT

OLIGOELEMENT

SUGARS

PROTEINS

FATS

NUCLEIC ACIDS

ORGANISM

UNICELLULAR

MULTICELLULAR

MEMBRANE

CITOPLASM

NUCLEUS

BACTERIUM
BACTERIA

NUTRITION
AUTOTROPHS
HETEROTROPHS
RELATIONS
REPRODUCTION
ASEXUAL
SEXUAL

BIOSFERA

CELL
TISSUE
ORGAN
SYSTEM












  1. What are livings beings made of?
  2. Compare inorganic and organic substances:


INORGANIC
SUBSTANCE
ORGANIC
SUBSTANCE
MADE FIRSTLY OF CARBON


COMPLEXITY


PRESENT IN…




  1. Write the function of:
a)     Sugars:___________________________________________________
b)     Proteins:__________________________________________________
c)      Fats:_____________________________________________________
d)     Nucleic acids:_____________________________________________

4.      Put two examples of

a)     Sugars:___________________________________________________
b)     Proteins:__________________________________________________
c)      Fats:_____________________________________________________
d)     Nucleic acid:______________________________________________

  1. Made a sketch of the prokaryotic cell naming is parts.















  1. Idem to eukaryotic cell.















  1. Complete the chart:


EUKARYOTIC CELL
PROKARYOTIC CELL
FOUND IN


SIZE


NUCLEUS


COMPLEXITY




  1. Make a cell diagram: show the differences and similarities between animal and plant cells:






















9. Did you know that?: “Robert Hooke was the first person to use the term cell. In 1665 with a microscope, he observed cavities in a thin slice of cork and called them cells”

  1. What are the differences between tissues, organs and systems?








11. Match each one with a name and a description:






WHAT SHOULD YOU KNOW?

COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF LIVING BEINGS: They are a similar _________________ composition; they are made up of ________________; They have three functions:___________________________________________________.

CELLS: Cells consists of a ____________________ membrane; a cytoplasm, it contains the __________________ (mitochondria, chloroplasts…); a _____________, this controls cell functions. They are various kinds of cells: _________________________ whit no nucleus and no nuclear membrane, ___________________ whit a nucleus and a nuclear membrane