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    Esquemas Tema 1

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    This document provides an overview of living things. It discusses the characteristics of living things, including nutrition, sensitivity, and reproduction. It describes cells as the basic unit of living things and notes that cells come in different shapes, sizes, and perform different tasks. It outlines the hierarchical organization of living things from cells to tissues to organs to systems. Finally, it categorizes living things into the three kingdoms - animal, plant, and fungi - noting key distinguishing characteristics of each.

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    Esquemas Tema 1

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    This document provides an overview of living things. It discusses the characteristics of living things, including nutrition, sensitivity, and reproduction. It describes cells as the basic unit of living things and notes that cells come in different shapes, sizes, and perform different tasks. It outlines the hierarchical organization of living things from cells to tissues to organs to systems. Finally, it categorizes living things into the three kingdoms - animal, plant, and fungi - noting key distinguishing characteristics of each.

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    This document provides an overview of living things. It discusses the characteristics of living things, including nutrition, sensitivity, and reproduction. It describes cells as the basic unit of living things and notes that cells come in different shapes, sizes, and perform different tasks. It outlines the hierarchical organization of living things from cells to tissues to organs to systems. Finally, it categorizes living things into the three kingdoms - animal, plant, and fungi - noting key distinguishing characteristics of each.

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    Esquemas Tema 1

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    Mai Vallejo
    This document provides an overview of living things. It discusses the characteristics of living things, including nutrition, sensitivity, and reproduction. It describes cells as the basic unit of living things and notes that cells come in different shapes, sizes, and perform different tasks. It outlines the hierarchical organization of living things from cells to tissues to organs to systems. Finally, it categorizes living things into the three kingdoms - animal, plant, and fungi - noting key distinguishing characteristics of each.

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    TEMA 1

    LIVING THINGS
    1. Living and non-living things

    In nature, there are

    and (living things)

    (non-living things)

    (people)

    , (animals)

    and (plants)

    are living things

    (rocks)

    , (air)

    and (wind)

    are non-living things

    Living things have Los comen depend these characteristics:

    They (are born)

    from other living things

    They

    (eat)

    They (react)

    to the (environment)

    They

    (grow)

    They

    (reproduce)

    They

    (die)

    2. Life Processes There are 3 basic life processes:

    (nutrition)

    Living things eat (food)

    . The food contains (nutrients)

    The nutrients give

    (energy)

    (sensitivity)

    Living things (react)

    to the environment

    (reproduction)

    Living things have

    .(offspring)

    Many living things need a (mate)

    to reproduce

    New living things (replace)

    the ones which die

    CELLS
    1. What is a cell?

    Living things are made of (tiny) The cells are the smallest living units

    units called (cells)

    (unicellular)

    living things: they are made of one cell

    (multicellular) 2. What are cells like?

    living things: they are made of many cells

    Cells differ in (shape)

    and (size)

    They do different

    (tasks)

    (skin) 3. Parts of a cell

    cells are different from (bones)

    cells

    Plants cells have a (wall)

    around the membrane

    THE ORGANISATION OF LIVING THINGS 1. How are living things organised?

    living things have this structure: (multicellular)

    (cells)

    form (tissues)

    : Tissues are made of cells which

    together (work)

    (tissues)

    form (organs)

    : Organs are made of tissues which

    together (work)

    (organs)

    form (systems)

    : Systems are made of organs which

    together (work)

    An (organism)

    is a complete living thing: Many systems (work)

    together

    KINGDOMS:
    1. Kingdoms

    Living things are classified in

    (kingdoms)

    (Animal kingdom)

    They are

    (multicellular)

    They (food)

    other living things

    They can (move)

    to another place

    They have

    and (nervous system)

    (sense organs)

    They react to

    (stimuli)

    (Plants Kingdom)

    They are

    (multicelular)

    They use (sunlight)

    and substances from the (soil)

    and

    to (air) (make)

    their (food)

    They cant (move)

    . They have (roots)

    in the ground

    They dont have a or (nervous system)

    .(sense organs)

    They react to

    (stimuli)

    . (Fungi Kingdom)

    They can be (multicellular)

    or (unicellular)

    They depend on other organisms for (food)

    . They dont (make)

    it

    They cant (move)

    . They are (fixed)

    to something

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