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W hat have I learned?

1 In your own words, explain the nutrition function, the interaction function and the reproduction function.

2 How are these things different?

a) Autotrophic nutrition and heterotrophic nutrition b) Sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction a) Protozoan b) Mushroom c) Cactus d) Green algae e) Bacteria a) Organ + Organ + Organ + ... = ? b) Cell + Cell + Cell + ... = ? c) Tissue + Tissue + Tissue + ... = ?

3 How are protozoa and algae similar and how are they different?

4 Do these living beings have one cell or many? What type of nutrition do they perform?

5 What is the result of each ‘sum’?

6 Match the concepts and the descriptions.

1 It releases oxygen.

8 Why do some plants need insects and the wind?

9 Order the reproduction process for a plant with seeds: a) Xylem sap b) Photosynthesis c) Phloem sap d) Respiration

If the seed falls to the ground, it forms a new plant.

The pollen joins with the ovule inside the pistil.

10 Label the structures.

The new plant grows into an adult plant.

The pistil transforms into a fruit.

The insect takes the pollen to the pistil.

2 It releases carbon dioxide.

3 A mix of water and mineral salts.

4 A mix of nutrients and water.

7 Reflect, answer and explain: a) Can fruit and seeds form without fertilisation? Yes/No b) Can fruit and seeds form without pollination? Yes/No a) spinach soup? b) beetroot salad? c) crisps?

11 What part of a plant do you use when you eat...

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Traffic lights. Apply the following colour code next to each activity in your notebook.

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