Unicellular or Multicellular
history of cells
What's the Difference?
Cell Theory
What Makes It Living
100

an organism made of only one cell

Unicellular Organism
100

Prokaryotic or Eukaryotic? This cell existed "before the nucleus". It is the smaller and less complex of the two listed cells. 

Prokaryotic Cells

100

What is another word for "a living thing". 

Organism

100

True or False: New cells come from nonliving matter.

False

100

Uni or multi: A virus

Neither!

200

Most unicellular organisms can only be seen with a ...

microscope

200

Scientists use observations to collect what?

Evidence

200

True or False? A cell from a multicellular organism can survive on its own.

False

200

Cells are the ______ ______ of life. (two words)

basic unit

200

Uni or Multi? Bacteria

Uni

300

True or False? A unicellular organisms can carry out all of the basic functions of life within the one cell. 

True. 

300

Who named cells?

Robert Hooke

300

True or False? A unicellular organism cell can survive on its own. 

True.

300

Where do all cells come from?

Other Cells 

300

Uni or Multi? Frog

Multi

400

What is an organism with many cells called. 

multicellular

400

What did Hooke call the structures he saw?

Cells

400

True or False? Both unicellular and multicellular organisms are made of at least one cell. 

True.

400

A new cell forms when an existing cell divides. Which idea of cell theory does this support?

Cells come from other cells

400

Uni or Multi? Seeweed

Multi

500

True or false: Multicellular organisms have many specialized cells.

TRUE (skin cells, nerve cells, blood cells, etc...)

500

What did Robert Hooke observe under the microscope when he discovered cells?

Cork

500

Prokaryotic vs. Eukaryotic: A cell has a nucleus that contains its DNA. What type of cell is it?

Eukaryotic Cells

500

When looking at a typical animal cell under a microscope, which structure is usually easiest to see?

The nucleus

500

Uni or Multi? Paramecium

Uni

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