Cells
Processes and Reactions
Lab Details
Latin Roots
RANDOM
100
This cell type belongs to a ....
Animal
100
In this process, cells release energy by breaking down food
Cellular respiration
100
What did we add to our yeast mixture to feed the yeast cells?
Sugar
100
This Latin root means "air"
Aero-
100
What is the smallest ocean on Earth?
The Arctic ocean
200
This cell belongs to a ...
Plant
200
This type of cellular respiration uses oxygen to break down food
Aerobic respiration
200
The name of the gas released in both of the labs we did for this unit
Carbon dioxide or CO2
200
This Latin root means "food"
-troph
200
What is the largest organ in the human body?
Skin
300
These cell types contain mitochondria, which is the part of a cell that does cellular respiration.
a. All cells
b. just plants
c. just animals
Both plant and animal cells
300
This type of cellular respiration that breaks down food without using oxygen
Anaerobic respiration
300
In the exercise lab, the liquid changed to what color after we exhaled?
Yellow
300
This Latin root means "green"
Chloro-
300
What is the only mammal that can fly?
A bat
400
These cells contain both chloroplasts and mitochondria to do both photosynthesis and respiration.
a. all cells
b. just plants/algae
c. just animals
Plant cells
400
What process is happening here?
Photosynthesis
400
Is this an example of anaerobic respiration or aerobic respiration?
Anaerobic respiration
400
This Latin root means "other"
Hetero-
400
What does GPS stand for?
Global Positioning System
500
The GREEN organelles inside of plant cells, where PHOTOSYNTHESIS happens, are called...
chloroplasts
500
The reverse reaction of photosynthesis
Aerobic respiration
500
The exercise lab modeled what type of respiration?
Aerboic
500
This Latin root means "no air" (hint: you must combine two Latin roots)
Anaero-
500
What US state invented Caesar salad?
California