My personal revision guide for my GCSE's
contains:
- Maths
-Science (bio, chem and physics)
- English Language and Literature
It's important to make learning fun and that's what I want to do!
there will be mini stories (like the anime 'cells at wor...
Cells are easy to understand--kinda. This chapter will just have a diagram of what an animal and plant cell looks like. It seems simple, but knowing what a cell looks like and the different parts go a long way in getting basic yet important marks.
The Basics!
Animal:
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plant:
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boink. they are simple as hell but we don't need to know the other bits.
The functions of them are:
Membranes: determine what enters or leaves the cell, plant or animal. Nucleus: controls the activities of the cells. Contains DNA which is organised into chromosomes. Cytoplasm: Basically where the chemical stuff happens.
Vacuole: Surrounded by the membrane and filled with a fluid called cell sap, and is a permanent structure in plant cells. Chloroplasts: contain chlorophyll that is needed to absorb light for P H O T O S Y N T H E S I S Cell Wall: Contains cellulose fibres that provide strongeness for the cell. Doesn't decide what enters or leaves the cell, that's membrane's job!
