Unscramble Letters: U1.3: Organisation levels (3º e.s.o.


Unscramble Letters U1.3: Organisation levelsOnline version Order the letters to make vocabulary words by TheGamer Crack 1 Groups of cells that specialise in performing the same function S E T I S U S 2 It covers external and internal surfaces of our body. E N A T H E L I I N L P L I G I 3 It binds cells that form glands and secrete certain substances. L G T I E U L H U P A M L A R N E I D 4 It responds to the internal and external stimuli of the organism O U E V E R I S T U S S N 5 It provides support, binding and protection to the rest of body tissues S I C S E T C N U N V O I E E 6 It provides continuity and support to the epithelial, muscle and nervous tissues. It is also present in ligaments and tendons. E E S N C C N O T S U U I T V J I 7 It is formed by chondrocytes, which are cells that secrete a durable and elastic substance. It is found at body joints and between the vertebrae. E S T A N G L C T I A R O S S U I I U 8 It is composed of osteocytes, the cells that secrete a rigid substance that makes up bones. E T B N O I S E S U 9 It is formed by adipocytes, the cells responsible for accumulating fat. It acts as an energy reserve and a thermal insulator. U S E P I T D S O E I S A 10 It is composed by erithrocytes (red cells; hemoglobin), leucocytes (white cells), platelets and plasma T L S I O D S B O E U 11 It is made up of muscle fibres, which are elongated cells that contain a series of proteins in their cytoplasm that allow muscle contraction and relaxation. S S I U E M C L S T U E 12 It is made up of involuntary contraction fibres and it is located, for example, in the digestive tract. S O U T L O C S S M M H S E U I E T 13 It is made up of voluntary contraction fibres and it is located in skeletal muscles; for example, in the biceps. E D U E E I I T T U S S S A R T S L M C 14 It is made up of involuntary contraction fibres and it is located in the heart. E U A C R M S S D I C L C S I A T U E 15 Tissues group together to perform a specific function and give rise to ... N S O G A R 16 They are formed by homogeneous or similar organs (because they have the same type of tissues) and contribute to perform a common general function. E Y M S S S T 17 They are formed by heterogeneous organs, that is, they do not present the same types of tissues, although they participate in the performance of a common general function. R O M S N A A A R T R A T R Y O S A S E M P S O G P U Y 18 They line respiratory, digestive, urinary and reproductive tracts. (In the epithelial lining) M U S C B O E A U S N M E R M 19 It lines the internal surfaces of blood vessels and some organs. (In the epithelial lining) L H O N E I E D T U M 20 It is the outermost layer of the skin. (In the epithelial lining) M P E E S I R D I 21 They release their content to internal cavities or to the external environment. (In the glandular epithelium) N G D R L E E N C A I O S X 22 They release hormones and proteins into the bloodstream. (In the glandular epithelium) D L N E S R G D E O N C N I A 23 They have exocrine and endocrine functions. (In the glandular epithelium) S D M N L G D X E I A 24 The fundamental cells of nervous tissue. They have a star shape that allows them to transmit nerve impulses. N E V R E S 25 They support cells of the nervous tissue. Their functions include protecting and nourishing neurons. A E L G S L L I L C 26 It transports O2 and CO2 (In the blood tissue) E G N O C S E S L O D O H Y I ; B R ( E L T H T C L E R M ) I E R 27 It defends our body (In the blood tissue) S T E ) S E ( W Y L H U C E C O L T C L E I 28 Blood clothing (In the blood tissue) L E P T T S L A E 29 90% Water, 10% Other things (In the blood tissue) M A S A P L

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Groups of cells that specialise in performing the same function

2

It covers external and internal surfaces of our body.

E N A T H E L I I N L P L I G I

3

It binds cells that form glands and secrete certain substances.

L G T I E U L H U P A M L A R N E I D

4

It responds to the internal and external stimuli of the organism

O U E V E R I S T U S S N

5

It provides support, binding and protection to the rest of body tissues

S I C S E T C N U N V O I E E

6

It provides continuity and support to the epithelial, muscle and nervous tissues. It is also present in ligaments and tendons.

E E S N C C N O T S U U I T V J I

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It is formed by chondrocytes, which are cells that secrete a durable and elastic substance. It is found at body joints and between the vertebrae.

E S T A N G L C T I A R O S S U I I U

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It is composed of osteocytes, the cells that secrete a rigid substance that makes up bones.

9

It is formed by adipocytes, the cells responsible for accumulating fat. It acts as an energy reserve and a thermal insulator.

U S E P I T D S O E I S A

10

It is composed by erithrocytes (red cells; hemoglobin), leucocytes (white cells), platelets and plasma

T L S I O D S B O E U

11

It is made up of muscle fibres, which are elongated cells that contain a series of proteins in their cytoplasm that allow muscle contraction and relaxation.

S S I U E M C L S T U E

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It is made up of involuntary contraction fibres and it is located, for example, in the digestive tract.

S O U T L O C S S M M H S E U I E T

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It is made up of voluntary contraction fibres and it is located in skeletal muscles; for example, in the biceps.

E D U E E I I T T U S S S A R T S L M C

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It is made up of involuntary contraction fibres and it is located in the heart.

E U A C R M S S D I C L C S I A T U E

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Tissues group together to perform a specific function and give rise to ...

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They are formed by homogeneous or similar organs (because they have the same type of tissues) and contribute to perform a common general function.

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They are formed by heterogeneous organs, that is, they do not present the same types of tissues, although they participate in the performance of a common general function.

R O M S N A A A R T R A T R Y O S A S E M P S O G P U Y

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They line respiratory, digestive, urinary and reproductive tracts. (In the epithelial lining)

M U S C B O E A U S N M E R M

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It lines the internal surfaces of blood vessels and some organs. (In the epithelial lining)

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It is the outermost layer of the skin. (In the epithelial lining)

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They release their content to internal cavities or to the external environment. (In the glandular epithelium)

N G D R L E E N C A I O S X

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They release hormones and proteins into the bloodstream. (In the glandular epithelium)

D L N E S R G D E O N C N I A

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They have exocrine and endocrine functions. (In the glandular epithelium)

S D M N L G D X E I A

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The fundamental cells of nervous tissue. They have a star shape that allows them to transmit nerve impulses.

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They support cells of the nervous tissue. Their functions include protecting and nourishing neurons.

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It transports O2 and CO2 (In the blood tissue)

E G N O C S E S L O D O H Y I ; B R ( E L T H T C L E R M ) I E R

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It defends our body (In the blood tissue)

S T E ) S E ( W Y L H U C E C O L T C L E I

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Blood clothing (In the blood tissue)

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U1.3: Organisation levels