What organelle is responsible for making food in the cell?
chloroplast
Which organelle is located on the outside of the animal cell?
cell membrane
Helpful Microorganisms are used to make what types of food?
Yogurt, Cheese, Sour Cream
Which term refers to enlarging the image of an object that is too small to be seen?
magnification
What is the term for substances that can cause illness?
Germs
What organelle provides structure to the cell?
Cell Wall
Which part of the animal cell is responsible for controlling what goes in and out?
cell membrane
Harmful Microorganisms can cause _______.
Sickness/ Disease/ Food Poisoning
What tool can be used to observe cells?
microscope
What is the name for the process by which microorganisms break down waste materials?
decomposition
What is true about Plant Cells?
Only Plant Cells only have a cell wall and chloroplast
What distinguishes animal cells from plant cells?
Animal cells do not have a cell wall.
How can Microorganisms be helpful for our bodies?
Microorganisms can help with digestion and fighting disease.
Why do we need a microscope to see cells?
Because they are too tiny to see with a naked eye.
What is the term for the protective outer layer of a plant cell?
cell wall
What is the jelly-like fluid that holds the cell organelles in place called?
cytoplasm
What organelle acts as the brain of the cell and controls the function of all other organelles?
Nucleus
Which group of microorganisms helps bread to rise?
Yeast
What magnification power is typically needed to see cells?
400x magnification
What do you call a single-celled organism that can be harmful?
bacteria
What part of a plant cell is the control center?
nucleus
Why does Animal Cells not have a cell wall?
Animal cells have flexibility to move.
What is a common misconception about microorganisms?
All microorganisms are harmful.
Why are microscopes necessary in studying cells
Microscopes are necessary to study the cellular composition of animals.
What is the process by which organisms make their own food using sunlight?
photosynthesis