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| Module 2.4: Cell to Organism | By Sabaa Khan 8B |
| What are tissues? | Tissues are similar specialised cells working together to complete a specific task |
| What are organs? | Organs are tissues organised into organs. An organ is a structure that contains at least two different types of tissues working together to complete a task. |
| What is an Organ System? | Organs are arranged into organ systems. Organ systems have two or more different organs that work together |
| What is the structure of the body? |
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| What are the four types of tissues? | -Epithelial tissues -Connective tissue -Muscle tissue -Nerve tissue |
| What is Epithelial tissue and what does it do? | Tissue that covers other tissues and organs. It lines the inside of your mouth and the rest of the digestive system. |
| What is an epidermis? | Epithelial tissue forming the outermost layer of skin. |
| Define connective tissues | A type of tissue that adds support and structure to the body. Some examples are fat, bone, cartilage, tendon and ligament. |
| What type of tissue is this? | It's Epithelial tissue |
| What does a ligament do? | They hold bones together together at joints. |
| What is muscle tissue? | Specialised tissue that can contract, becoming shorter and fatter. |
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| Define Nerve tissue | Many nerve cells grouped together, they can send electrical signals around the body. |
| What is the largest organ in your body? | YOUR SKIN!!! -surprise... |
| What is your heart mostly made up of? | Muscle tissue. |
| What are the different types of organ systems in your body? | The respiratory system, skeletal system, excretory system, nervous system and reproductive system. |
| What is the vascular tissue composed of? | Xylem and Phloem |
| What does the Xylem do? | Carries water from the roots. Xylem cells are long thin tubes with strong walls that help support the plant. |
| What does the Phleom do? | Carries glucose from the leaves to all other plant parts. |
| Should I do more? | Dayum I just realised I made 20 flashcards. Now I deserve a break. NETFLIX HERE I COME! |
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