Parts of Animal/Plant Cells
Organisms
The Know
Definitions
Lecture Facts
100

Which does NOT have a cell wall?

Animal cells
100
How many types of Unicellular Organisms are there?

2

100

What are the two types of organisms?

Unicellular and Multicellular organisms

100

What is a cell?

A cell is the basic structural unit of an organism. 

100

The movement of water in and out of the cell is ______.

Osmosis
200

Which cells tend to be larger than the other?

Plant cells.

200

What are the two names of the Unicellular organisms?

Prokaryotic organisms and Eukaryotic organisms

200

Who created penicillin? What year?

Dr. Alexander Fleming in 1928

200

_______ is the smallest membrane in the cell and create protein. They are referred to as protein factors. 

Ribosomes

200

What can happen when a cell is manipulated?

It can divide and have unknown consequences. 

300

What do ANIMAL CELLS have that most PLANT CELLs do not?

Lysosomes

300

List 2 examples of Unicellular and Multicellular organisms.

U - e.coli, bacteria, fungi, algae

M - trees, bees, fish, onion, human, dog

300

Order the following body components from smallest to largest: organs, organ systems, tissue, cells

1. Cells 

2. Tissue

3. Organ

4. Organ System

300

________ is considered the powerhouse of the cell. 

Mitochondria

300

What is permeable? Provide an example. 

Objects allow water and air to easily pass through. (ex. thin piece of tissue)
400

What can PLANT CELLS do that ANIMAL CELLS cannot?

They cannot synthesize their own nutrients (this is because they have several smaller vacuoles). 

400

List 1 example of how multicellular and unicellular organisms are similar and different.

S - they both contain DNA, both have plasma membrane, cytoplasm


D - multicellular cells have cell specialization

400

List 3 examples of diffusion.

1. Perfume sprayed into the air

2. Exhausts from cars into the air

3. Tea bag into a cup

400

______ provides support for the internal structures of the cell. It contains the cell's organelles. 

Cytoplasm

400

What are the 4 types of tissue in the human body?

Nervous Tissue, Muscle Tissue, Connective System, Epithelial System. 

500

What does the cell membrane do for the plant cell?

It gives it a rectangular shape.

500

What 2 ways can unicellular organisms obtain nutrients?

1. Photosynthesis

2. Taking nutrients from other organisms

500

Why is it important to study cells?

It is important to study cells to learn about different activities that can cause harm to our cells. Ultraviolet light and other radiations can damage our DNA. Harmful radiation can come from many sources, including x-rays, UV light from the sun, and microwaves. Scientists have also discovered that exposure to types of radiation can lead to cancers.

500

______ sorts important proteins and fats in the cell before they are delivered to their next destination. 

Golgi Apparatus

500

List 4 industries that biotechnology is used in.

1. Environmental

2. Medicinal

3. Industrial

4. Agricultural

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