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MOVEMENT

All organisms are able to move to some extent.Most animals can move their whole body from place to place, and plants can slowly move parts of themselves.

EXCRETION



All organisms produce unwanted or toxic waste products as a result of their metabolic reactions, and these must be removed from the body.

SENSITIVITY

All organisms pick up information about changes in their environment, and react to the changes.

REPRODUCTION

Organisms are able to make new organisms of the same species as themselves.

GROWTH

All organisms begin small and get larger, by the growth of their cells and by adding new cells to their bodies.

RESPIRATION

All organisms break down glucose and other substances inside their cells, to release energy that they can use.

NUTRITION

Organisms take substances from their environment and use them to provide energy or materials to make new cells.

cell membrane

it controls what goes in and out of the cell.

cell wall

this helps to protect and support the cell. it is made of cellulose.

cytoplasm

liquid inside the cell with different metabolic reactions. It is made of 70% water and proteins.

Vacuoles

helps to keep the cell in shape. Inside is water, sugar and other substances.

chloroplast

it is doing photosynthesis. It is made of chlorophyll.

Nucleus

Nucleus helps the cell to make the right sorts of proteins. It is made of genetic information,chromosomes,DNA.

ribosomes

ribosomes make proteins.

osmosis

The diffusion of water molecules from a region of higher water potential to a region of lower water potential, through a partially permeable membrane.