Year 7 Science · Unit 1 · Lesson 11
Foundation Worksheet
Learning Goals
Fill the gap
Choose the correct word from the word bank to complete the paragraph. Not all words will be used.
Every living is made of cells, this is a core idea of , which states that the cell is the basic unit of life. Groups of similar cells form a , which joins with others to build organs and systems. To make sense of the huge variety of living things, scientists sort them into groups; the broadest of these is a , and an animal with a backbone is a . A plant cell can be recognised by its green , where photosynthesis happens. To identify an unknown organism, you can follow a step-by-step .
Sort it!
Write each item from the pool into the correct category box below.
Characteristics of Life
Classification
Cell Parts
Levels of Organisation
1. Name the seven signs of life summarised by MRS GREN, then give one example of how a koala displays any two of these signs.
2. Describe two differences between a plant cell and an animal cell. Use the terms cell wall, chloroplast, and vacuole in your answer.
Wrap Up
Write three key ideas you will remember from Unit 1.