Cell Diagram
Organelles
Cell Transport
Living?
Organization of Life
100
Is this a plant or an animal cell?
Plant Cell
100
What organelle allows things to enter and exit the cell?
Cell Membrane
100
True or False:
Molecules like to move from areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration.
False
100
All living things are made of _______.
Cells
100
What do we call the tiny structures within cells that act similarly to our organs?
Organelles
200
Name that organelle! 
Nucleus
200
What organelle creates ATP?
Mitochondria
200
What type of transport is shown here?
Active Transport
200
All living things must maintain this, a steady internal blance.
What is homeostasis?
200
A collection of tissues working together is called ______.
An organ
300
Name that organelle!
Cell Membrane
300
What organelle in plant cells contains chlorophyl?
Chloroplast
300
What type of transport is shown here?
Diffusion
300
Name the life process that occurs:
You are sitting on the bus and the man next to you sneezes in your direction. Luckily, your body works to fight off the infection.
Immunity
300
True or false:
Our organs and a cell's organelles carry out similar functions.
True
400
Name that organelle!
Mitochondria
400
Which organelle makes proteins?
Ribosomes
400
What are the three types of passive transport?
Diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis
400
All the life processes put together are called...
Metabolism
400
What does X represent?
Tissues
500
What two organelles, identified here, are only found in plant cells.
Cell Wall & Chloroplast
500
This organelle is larger in plant cells and used for storing water and wastes.
Vacuole
500
What type of transport is molecule A doing in this picture?
Active Transport
500
List three characteristics of living things and three life processes.
Life Processes: Reproduction, immunity, regulation, nutrition, excretion, locomotion, circulation, respiration, synthesis
Characteristics of living things: made of cells, organized, requires energy, adapts through evolution, grows and develops, maintains homeostasis, responds to stimuli, reproduces
500
List the levels of organization from smallest to largest.
Organelles, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms