General Cells & Microscopes
Cell Types
Cell Organelles
Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
100

Fill in the blank:

All living things are made of ___________.

Cells!

100

What the main difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?

Eukaryotic cells have a nucleus, prokaryotic cells don't 

100

What does the cell wall do? Do your cells have a cell wall?

Protects and supports the cell; No, animal cells don't have a cell wall

100

What is one kind of organism that can do photosynthesis?

*BONUS POINTS for listing one or two more types of organisms (up to 3)*

Plants, Protists, Bacteria

100

True or False: All plants & animals use cellular respiration.

True. All plants & animals need to get energy from their food.

200

What is the difference between a unicellular and multicellular organism?

Unicellular - made of only one cell

Multicellular - made of multiple cells

200

Give an example of both a prokaryote and a eukaryote.

Prokaryote - Bacteria

Eukaryote - Animals (Humans), Plants, Protists

200

What is the function of the nucleus? What important molecule does it contain?

Controls everything that goes on in the cell; contains DNA

200
Where do plants get the majority of the materials they need to grow?

Air/carbon dioxide (& water)

200

Why do we need to eat food?

To produce energy which is needed for literally almost everything our body does

300

Which of the following things are NOT living?

Bacteria, Rock, Seaweed, Dirt, Human, Grass, Rose, Cat

Rock & Dirt; they don't have cells

300

Which two organelles are found in plant cells, but not animal cells?

Cell wall and chloroplast

300

What is one organelle that will be found in ALL types of cell, and what is its function?

Cytoplasm - holds/suspends organelles of cell

Ribosomes - make proteins

Cell Membrane - allows materials to enter/leave the cell

300

What are the three things plants need to do photosynthesis?

Sunlight, air, & water

300

Read the following claim and explain whether it is correct or not:

"During cellular respiration, glucose is destroyed to create energy and carbon dioxide"

Incorrect. Molecules and energy cannot be created or destroyed. Glucose is broken down to release the energy stored in the sugar and rearranged into water and carbon dioxide.
400

What is the technical term for the various "cell parts"?

Organelles!

400

Which organelle is found in animal cells, but not plant cells?

Lysosomes!

400
Which organelle carries out photosynthesis? Which organelle carries out cellular respiration?

Photosynthesis - Chloroplast

Cellular Respiration - Mitochondria

400
Explain whether or not the following claim is true:

Both plants and animals depend on photosynthesis for survival.

True because plants need photosynthesis to produce their food. Animals need plants to do photosynthesis so they can get food from the plants.

400

How is cellular respiration related to photosynthesis?

We need plants to do photosynthesis so we can get oxygen to breathe and glucose to eat (both needed for cellular respiration).

500

Describe how you might you use a microscope to tell if an unknown sample is living or non-living.

Look at the sample under a microscope to see if it has cells.

500

Describe how you might tell whether an unknown slide is a plant or animal cell using a microscope (include at least on organelle in your explanation).

Look at the cell under the microscope. If it has a cell wall or chloroplast, it is a plant cell. You can tell because the cell wall makes the cells look neater and more organized than animal cells which lack a cell wall.

500

Fill in the blank with an analogy AND explain your answer:

The cell membrane is just like a _____________.

Multiple possible answers:

Ex. The cell membrane is just like a door because they both allow things to enter and leave.

500

Write out the full equation for photosynthesis. 

sunlight + carbon dioxide + water -> glucose + oxygen

500

Write out the basic equation for cellular respiration.

glucose + oxygen -> ATP + water + carbon dioxide

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