Question

What are some examples of organs we might find in animals?

What are some examples of organs we might find in plants?
Do you think all animals, even tiny bugs, have a nervous system? What does the nervous system do?
Can you think of an example of a structure in plants and animals that is similar? How are they similar?
What are multicellular organisms? What are some examples?
What do you think keeps multicellular organisms alive?
Questions for AFTER watching the video
How do the various parts of the body work together when we eat something?
How are plant and animal structures similar? How are they different?
How is our body system organized?
Where are sense receptors found in the human body and what do they allow us to do?
We saw we can “trick” our taste buds. Do you think there are other things we do to “trick” our nervous system? (Hint: Have you ever had a headache? What did you do?)
Electrical impulses were used to make a muscle move. Besides the muscular system, what other system was affected by that electrical impulse? Explain the interaction between those systems.

Answer 1

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Examples of organs in animals may include the heart, lungs, liver, brain, and stomach. Examples of organs in plants may include the leaves, roots, stems, flowers, and seeds.

Not all animals have a nervous system, as some very simple organisms do not possess one. The nervous system is responsible for receiving and interpreting sensory information, coordinating bodily functions, and sending signals to the muscles to allow movement.

An example of a structure that is similar in plants and animals is the circulatory system. Both plants and animals have systems for transporting nutrients and materials throughout their bodies. In animals, this is done through the cardiovascular system, while in plants it is done through the vascular system.

Multicellular organisms are organisms made up of more than one cell. Examples include humans, plants, animals, fungi, and some algae. The cells in multicellular organisms work together to perform specific functions in order to keep the organism alive.

After watching the video, the various parts of the body work together when we eat something by the digestive system breaking down the food into nutrients, which are then absorbed by the circulatory system and distributed to cells throughout the body to provide energy.

Plant and animal structures are similar in that they both have systems for transporting nutrients, obtaining energy, and reproducing. However, they are different in their specific structures and functions, such as the type of cells they are made up of and how they reproduce.

The human body system is organized into different systems, such as the skeletal system, muscular system, nervous system, circulatory system, respiratory system, and digestive system, each with specific functions that work together to maintain homeostasis.

Sense receptors in the human body are found in the skin, eyes, ears, nose, and tongue, and allow us to detect external stimuli such as touch, light, sound, smell, and taste.

One way we can "trick" our nervous system is by taking pain medication for a headache, which interferes with the transmission of pain signals to the brain. Besides the muscular system, the nervous system is affected by the electrical impulse used to make a muscle move, as it is responsible for transmitting the signal from the brain to the muscles for movement.

Answer 2

one sentace for all of them

Answer 3

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Examples of organs in animals include the heart and brain, while in plants, organs may include leaves and flowers; not all animals have a nervous system which is responsible for interpreting sensory information, and multicellular organisms such as humans work together to keep themselves alive through various bodily systems.

Answer 4

one sentce as the answer for all of them

Answer 5

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The different structures and systems in animals and plants help them function and survive in their environments, with multicellular organisms like humans relying on the coordination of these systems for overall health and well-being.

Answer 6

What are some examples of organs we might find in animals?

What are some examples of organs we might find in plants?
Do you think all animals, even tiny bugs, have a nervous system? What does the nervous system do?
Can you think of an example of a structure in plants and animals that is similar? How are they similar?
What are multicellular organisms? What are some examples?
What do you think keeps multicellular organisms alive?
Questions for AFTER watching the video
How do the various parts of the body work together when we eat something?
How are plant and animal structures similar? How are they different?
How is our body system organized?
Where are sense receptors found in the human body and what do they allow us to do?
We saw we can “trick” our taste buds. Do you think there are other things we do to “trick” our nervous system? (Hint: Have you ever had a headache? What did you do?)
Electrical impulses were used to make a muscle move. Besides the muscular system, what other system was affected by that electrical impulse? Explain the interaction between those systems.
the answers need to be one sentce each

Answer 7

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

1. Examples of organs we might find in animals include the heart and lungs.

2. Examples of organs we might find in plants include leaves and roots.
3. Not all animals, even tiny bugs, have a nervous system; the nervous system allows organisms to process information and respond to stimuli.
4. An example of a structure in plants and animals that is similar is the circulatory system, both of which transport essential fluids throughout the organism.
5. Multicellular organisms are organisms composed of multiple cells working together, with examples including humans, animals, plants, and fungi.
6. Multicellular organisms are kept alive through the coordination and cooperation of various body systems.
7. When we eat something, the digestive system breaks down the food and absorbs nutrients to provide energy for the body.
8. Plant and animal structures are similar in that they both have systems for obtaining and transporting nutrients, but differ in their specific organs and functions.
9. The human body system is organized into different systems like the skeletal and circulatory systems, which work together to maintain bodily functions.
10. Sense receptors in the human body are found in the skin, eyes, ears, nose, and tongue, allowing us to perceive and respond to external stimuli.
11. Other ways we can "trick” our nervous system include taking pain medication for a headache to alter pain signals to the brain.
12. Besides the muscular system, the nervous system is affected by electrical impulses used to make a muscle move, as it sends signals for muscle contraction.