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The Building
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Nutrient
Venus is the second planet from
the Sun
01 03
Protein Bacteria
Despite being red, Mars is Jupiter was named after the
actually a cold place Roman god
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● Mercury
● Saturn
Proteins ● Venus Nucleic acids
Mercury is the closest planet to Jupiter was named after the
the Sun ● Jupiter Roman god
● Earth
● Neptune
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Jupiter is a huge gas giant named

Eukaryote after the Roman god of the skies and
the lightning

Have nucleus Cells Don’t have nucleus

Venus has a very beautiful name but

is actually terribly hot, hotter than Prokaryote
Mercury
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Structure Function Life cycle

Mercury is the smallest Mars is actually a cold Saturn is a gas giant

Mercury planet place with rings

Venus has a beautiful Jupiter is the biggest Earth is the planet

Jupiter name planet where we live on

Neptune is very far The Moon is our natural Pluto is considered a

Mars from the Sun satellite dwarf planet
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01 02 03 04
Membrane Matrix Granules DNA
Mercury is the closest Jupiter is the biggest Neptune is the farthest Despite being red,
planet planet planet Mars is cold
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Cell Virus

Vs

8/10 6/10
Venus has a very beautiful name but Jupiter is a huge gas giant named
is actually terribly hot, hotter than after the Roman god of the skies and
Mercury the lightning
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Ribosomes
Animal cells
Endoplasmic
Cell wall No vacuole
Plasma
Vacuole Centrioles
Gorgi
Chloroplasts Flagelia
Mitochondria

Nucleus
Plant cells
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Synthesis Gap 1
Jupiter is a gas giant and the 01 02 Neptune is the farthest planet
biggest planet from the Sun

Cell cycle

Mitosis Gap 2
Mercury is the closest planet 04 03 Despite being red, Mars is a
to the Sun cold place
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Agree Disagree Statement
Cells are the smallest units of an organism

There are 6 basic types of tissue

The human body is composed of trillions of cells

Cells contain genetic material

You can see a cell without magnification

Cells never die

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Types of cell tissue

Epithelial Nerve
Mercury is the closest Jupiter is the biggest
planet planet

Muscle Connective
Neptune is the farthest Despite being red, Mars
planet is cold
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01 03

Ribosomes Vacuoles
Jupiter is a gas giant and Mercury is the smallest
the biggest planet of them planet of them all
all
02 04

Lysosomes Peroxisomes
Neptune is the farthest Despite being red, Mars is
planet from the Sun actually a very cold place
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Venus Jupiter

25% 75%
Venus has a very beautiful name but Jupiter is a huge gas giant named
is actually terribly hot, hotter than after the Roman god of the skies and
Mercury the lightning
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Prophase Metaphase Anaphase

Venus has a very nice Mercury is the Earth is where we all

Somatic name smallest one live on

Saturn is a gas giant Jupiter is the biggest Neptune is the farthest

Stem with rings planet planet

Ceres is located in the Pluto is now a dwarf Despite being red,

Embryon main asteroid planet Mars is cold
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01 Interphase
Prophase
The cell cycle

Mercury is the closest

Metaphase planet to the Sun and the
02 Mitosis smallest one of all the
Anaphase planets in the Solar
System

Telophase
03 Cytokinesis
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Jupiter is the biggest

Nucleus planet

80% 60%
Neptune is the
Mitochondria farthest planet

40%
Mercury is the
Cytoplasm smallest planet
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Jupiter is a gas giant and the

01 Glycolysis biggest planet

Neptune is the farthest planet

Cell respiration 02 Krebs cycle from the Sun

Mercury is the closest planet

03 Transport to the Sun
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Subject Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
Eukaryotes

Procaryotes

Cell cycle

Bacteria

Organisms

Conclusion
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Study 1 Study 2 Study 3

Jupiter Venus Mars

Jupiter is a gas giant Venus is very hot Mars is a cold place

Mercury Earth Saturn

Mercury is small Earth harbours life Saturn has rings
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Jupiter Venus
Jupiter is the biggest Venus has a beautiful
planet name

Mercury Neptune
Mercury is the closest Neptune is the farthest
planet planet
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30% 10%
Gap 2 Mitosis
Jupiter is a gas giant and the Neptune is the farthest planet
biggest planet from the Sun

40% 20%
Synthesis Gap 1
Mercury is the closest planet Despite being red, Mars is a
to the Sun cold place

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Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4 Test 5

Cell cycle

Mitosis

Cell parts
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Mercury is the smallest
Membrane A planet

Saturn is the ringed

Cell Cytoplasm B planet

Despite being red, Mars

Nucleus C is cold
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Cell cycle

Venus has a very beautiful

name but is actually terribly
hot, hotter than Mercury
20% 30% 50% 70%
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Timeline

Activity Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

Venus has a very beautiful name

Earth is where we all live on

Neptune is the farthest planet

Cell structure DNA strand Cell cycle

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25% 45%
Jupiter Neptune
Jupiter is a gas giant and the Neptune is the farthest planet
biggest planet from the Sun

30% 20%
Mercury Mars
Mercury is the closest planet Despite being red, Mars is a
to the Sun cold place
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Mitosis 04
Telophase
03
Despite being red, Mars
Anaphase is a cold place
02
Neptune is the farthest
Metaphase planet
01
Mercury is the smallest
Prophase planet
Jupiter is the biggest
planet
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01 Organism Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest planet

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and

02 Nutrient the smallest one

Venus has a beautiful name but is actually

03 Protein really hot

Earth is the third planet from the Sun and

04 Bacteria harbours life
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70% 60% 90%
Plant cells Animal cells Mutation
Jupiter is the biggest Mercury is the smallest Neptune is the farthest
planet of them all planet planet

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Cells

Nucleus No nucleus

Eukaryote Procaryote
Mercury is the closest planet to the Neptune is the farthest planet from
Sun the Sun
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● Carbon
Elements of living ● Hydrogen
organisms ● Nitrogen
Venus has a very beautiful name
● Oxygen
but is actually hot, hotter than ● Phosphorus
Mercury ● Sulfur
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