| A | B |
|---|
| Is the belief that the cell is the basic unit of life. | Cell Theory |
| This separates the contents of the cell from its surroundings. | Cell Membrane |
| The particles which can be seen with the unaided eye or with a low powered microscope. | Suspension |
| These people are thinkers. | Philosophers |
| Plant cells have rigid structures that lies outside the cell membrane. | Cell Wall |
| Two single stars orbiting one and other. | Binary Stars |
| An extremely large red giant(star). | Super Giant |
| Flowering plants. | Angiosperms |
| The tips of their roots and stems contain growing areas. | Meristem |
| A huge explosion constituting the death of a star. | Supernova |
| This individual has the identical genetic information to its parents. | Asexual Reproduction |
| A huge accumulation of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity. | Galaxy |
| A group of stars that form a pattern. | Constellation |
| These are homogenous mixtures of one or more metals. | Alloys |
| This packages useful materials and secretes them to the outside of the cell for use elsewhere in the organism. | Golgi Bodies |
| A small hot star that is not very bright. | White dwarf |
| An object having such strong gravity that nothing, not even light can escape. | Black Hole |
| Tools that help us control matter so we can observe its properties and behaviour. | Technology |
| A vast cloud of gas and dust, which maybe the birth place of a star. | Nebula |
| The final phase of a white dwarf ( Star) | Black Dwarf |
| The process that ensures each nucleus with a complete set of instructions ( DNA). | Mitosis |
| THe plant cells _____ develops across the centre of the cell, forming a new cell wall between the two new cells. | Cell Plate |
| Any of the millions of small planets. | Asteroid |
| A gaseous envelope surrounding a planet. | Atmosphere |
| Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are the ___. | Inner Planets |
| The Greek word " wanderer " means_____. | Planets |
| Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are the ___. | Outer Planets |
