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 \n2.T  \n3.What are some things a paramecium can do with just one cell?  \nparamecium  \nnucleus  \ncell  \ncell membrane  \nbody  \n4              -            \n5.__   _______          \n7.                 \n8.                                \nCELLS  \n\n| o see cells,what can you use?   |\n| --- |\n\n4.List four kinds of cells in your body.___     _____           \nVOCABULARY.Write the correct word before each definition.Here arethe words you will use:  \ncytoplasm  \nnerve  \nmicroscope  \nIt is a tiny part of your body.This is the dot you see in each cell.It is around each cell.This liquid is inside each cell.It is an instrument for looking attiny things.  \nThis animal's body is only one cell.  \nThis kind of cell carries messages tothe body.  \nIt is made of billions of cells.  \nFILL IN.Write the correct word in the blank.Use the same words that youused for vocabulary practice.Some words may be used more than once.  \nYour                          is made of billions of          S.When you look at a           with a            you see a spot.It is the           _____.The liquid inside the cell is            .Around each cell is the              \nSome animals and plants are one-celled.A                          is a one-celled animal.You need a                          to see one.  \nSome of the kinds of cells in your body are blood cells,bone cells,musclecells,and                          cells.  \nCells divide to make more cells.Each cell becomes two cells.Later,eachof those cells becomes two cells.  \nTRUE or FALSE.Change false sentences to make them true.The first twoare done for you.  \n1.Your body has one kind of cell,with one kind of work to do.Your bodyou has many kinds of a2 with many kinds o次2.You can see cells with just your eye.workr to eyou u see cells with a miccrosccee.  \n3.The tiny parts of your body are called cells.  \n4.Horses,worms,trees,and flowers are all made of cells.  \n5.You have about 500,000 cells in your body.  \n6.Your eyes are made of cells.  \n7.A paramecium is a one-celled animal.  \n8.You don't really need cells.  \n9.Your body is making cells all the time.  \n10.When you move your arm,you use intestinal cells.  \nACTIVITIES  \nUsing a Microscope  \nA microscope helps you to see tiny things.When you put things under a microscope,they look much bigger.You need a micro-scope to look at cells and some tiny animals.Without a microscope,cells look like tinydots.A microscope lets you really see them.  \nThe picture on the right shows one kind ofmicroscope.To look at something throughthe microscope,you first put it underneaththe objective.Then you look through theeyepiece.The eyepiece and objective magnifythe object you are looking at.They make itlook much bigger than it is.  \nEach objective magnifies by a differentamount.One objective makes an object look40 times bigger.Another objective makes thesame object look 100 times bigger.  \nFocusing means making the picture sharp.Turn the focus knob.It makes part of themicroscope go up and down.When the micro-scope is in the right place,the picture is sharpand clear.  \nLook through the microscope while youfocus.But watch out.If you move the objectivedown too far,it will break the slide.  \nobjective","cbCaigQYSWcxN2ET","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigQYSWcxN2ET","pdf",2340261,52,"English","# CELLS\n## Questions\n## Vocabulary\n## Fill in\n## True or False\n## Activities\n### Using a Microscope\n### Staining a slide with iodine and an eyedropper\n### Onion skin observation\n### Cheek cells observation\n### Blood slide observation\n# BONES\n## Questions","[{\"question\":\"What are the tiny parts of all plants, animals, and people called?\",\"answer\":\"They are called cells. 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