Early Life
Characteristics of Life
Organelles
Chapter 1 Grab Bag
Chapter 2 Grab Bag
100

The earth is said to have been formed this long ago.

What is 4.54 Billion years ago?

100

These 6 things are the characteristics of life.

(4/6 required to get the points.)

What is 

Made of cells, Movement, Respond, Reproduce, Growth and Development, Complex chemical activities

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100

This organelle is the control center of the cell, and often referred to as the "brain."

What is the nucleus?

100

A pure substance which cannot be broken down any further is labeled as this.

What is an element?

100

Groups of organ systems working together form this.

What is an organism?

200

The Universe is believed to be about this old.

What is 13.8 Billion years ago?

200

These 5 things are needs of living things.

(3/5 needed to get the points.)

What is 

Energy, Food and Water, Oxygen, Space, Proper temperature range

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200

Built for storage, this organelle is very large in plant cells, but small and numerous in animal cells.

What is the vacuole?

200

This organic compound provides and stores energy.

What are Fats and Oils?

200

This scientist proved that cells can only come from other living things.

Who is Rudolph Virchow?

300

Found in fossils, the earliest cells have been said to be this old.

What is 3.5 Billion years ago?

300

This organic compound has many important functions including muscle tissue building, immune response, and regulating chemical reactions.

What is a protein?

300

These organelles are responsible for protein production within a cell.

What are the ribososmes?

300

This compound always contains carbon and usually nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen.

What is an Organic Compound?

300

Groups of the cells, similar in structure and function, working together form this.

What is a tissue?

400

This "other worldly" theory says that the first cells evolved somewhere other than earth and hitched a ride on a comet or an asteroid.

What is the Panspermia Theory?

400

These organic compounds provide energy and some examples include sugars and starches.

What are Carbohydrates?

400

This organelle, commonly found in plants, is used as a storage vessel for the pigment, chlorophyll.

What is the chloroplast?

400

This specialized protein helps the body start and speed up chemical reactions.

What is an enzyme?

400

This scientist first used the word "cell" while looking at cork shavings.

Who is Robert Hooke?

500

This widely accepted theory says that the first cells formed at extreme depths in the ocean near thermal vents.

What is the Deep Sea Vent Theory?

500

This theory, debunked by Francesco Redi, claims that life could come from non-life.

What is the Theory of Spontaneous Generation?

500

This organelle, primarily found in animal cells, breaks down sugar molecules for the mitochondria to use.

What is the Lysosome?

500

This organic compound is made up of amino acids.

What is a protein?

500

The cell theory consists of these 3 parts.

What is 

All living things are made of cells

Cells are the basic unit of life

Cells come from other cells

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