Cell Theory
Characteristics of Living Things
Plant & Animal Cells
Microscope
100
The first scientist credited with discovering cells.
Who is Robert Hooke
100
The G in Mrs. Gren
What is Growth
100
This structure is a jelly-like substance within the cell membrane. All other organelles float on this substance.
What is the cytoplasm.
100
What is a microscope intended to do?
What is to see the microscopic world.
200
In 1673 ________________ used a handmade microscope to observe pond scum. His discovery led to the finding of animals were composed of cells.
Anton van Leuwenhoek
200
The M in MRS. Gren
What is Movement
200
This structure contains DNA and regulates genes.
What is the Nucleus
200
What is this microscope? 
What is the compound microscope!
300
List one component of the Cell Theory
All organisms are composed of one or more cells!
300
Define 'Sense' a characteristic of a living thing.
All living things sense their surroundings. They are aware, sentinent, can operate responsively.
300
Define the cell organelle of the 'Vacoule'
What is a sac that stores, water, nutrients, or waste products.
300
Which part of the microscope is the arrow pointing too? 
Ocular Lens
400
What component of the cell determines the organisms characteristics?
DNA
400
The 'N' in Mrs. Gren
What is Nutrition
400
What cell organelle only occurs in plant cells, and is necessary for the plant to be sturdy and grow upright?
What is the cell wall.
400
What would be the total magnification if the ocular lens was 10x, and the objective lens was 40x?
What would be 400x magnification.
500
In 1858 Rudolf Virchow, after an extensive study of cellular pathology concluded...
Cells must arise from preexisiting cells!
500
How do we know whether something is living or non-living?
The living thing meets all the characteristics of MRS. GREN
500
Tay-sachs disease was prompoted from a defective what? (hint: organnelle)
What is the Lysosome
500
How many parts are their on the microscope?
There are 12 parts to a microscope.