He discovered cells
Who is Robert Hooke
Contains DNA and controls all cell functions
What is the nucleus
Has no nucleus or membrane bound organelles
What is a prokaryote
This allows substances in and out of cells
What is the cell membrane

What is metaphase
He discovered bacteria and saw "animalcules" in pond water
Who is von Leeuwenhoek
Powerhouse of the cell; converts oxygen and nutrients to energy
What is the mitochondria
Contain a nucleus
What are eukaryotes
Type of transport that does not require energy
Passive transport
In this stage, cells prepare for division; nucleus breaks down, spindle fibers form
What is prophase
He named cells because they looked like this
What are little rooms
Jellylike fluid inside plant and animal cells
Plants belong to this group
What are eukaryotes
Example of diffusion
What is a match in the air, tea bag in a glass, food coloring moving through water, smelling scent through a balloon, etc.
What is cytokinesis
7 Characteristics of Living things
What are: characteristics, adaptations, growth and development, energy, reproduction, release waste, and stimulus-response
Breaks down waste for the cell
What are lysosomes
Unicellular organisms
What are prokaryotes
Movement of LARGE particles out of a cell
What is exocytosis
Anaphase
What is: the chromatids separate into individual chromosomes and move apart
Three parts of the cell theory
What is: 1. All things are made of 1 or more cells, 2. cells are the basic unit of living things, 3. new cells are made from existing cells
These are found only in plant cells
What are: cell wall, chloroplasts, and large vacuole
Archaebacteria (3 types)
What is: the fish is hypertonic compared to the hypotonic solution; water moves into the fish
Jobs of a cell in interphase
What are: growth, performs normal functions, and replicates DNA to prepare for division