Cells and Life
Cell Structure and Function
Moving Cellular Material
Cells and Energy
100

Why are microscopes important to biology?

It allows scientists to discover and study the structure of cells, which are the foundation of all living things. 

100

What are vacuoles?

Sac-like organelles that act as storage compartments 

100

Diffusion is the movement of substances from an area of____________ concentration to ____________concentration 

higher, lower

100

Compare the amounts of ATP generated in cellular respiration and fermentation.

Both cellular respiration and fermentation generate ATP. However, since cellular respiration uses oxygen, it generates more ATP than fermentation. 

200

Summarize the role of water in cells.

Water makes up 75% of a cell and helps provide a stable environment inside the cell

200

Which process removes substances from cells in vesicles?

Exocytosis 

200

Osmosis refers to the movement of ___________ and diffusion refers to the movement of ___________ molecules.

water, any

200

What is the role of fermentation when baking bread?

Yeast converts food energy into carbon dioxide and alcohol. Carbon dioxide is a gas and makes dough rise.

300

How do new cells form from existing cells?

They divide

300

Cholesterol is what type of macromolecule?

Lipid 

300

The process during a cell take in a substance is known as...

endocytosis 

300

TWO PART QUESTION

1. Which type of fermentation makes dough rise?

2. Which type of fermentation is associated with a cheetah chasing its prey?  

1. Alcohol fermentation
2. Lactic-Acid fermentation 

400

These have genetic material floating freely un the cytoplasm. They are unicellular and less complex than other cells. 

Prokaryotic cells

400

Compared to animal and plant cells, fungal cells have less in common with which one? WHY?

Plant cells because fungus do not undergo photosynthesis. They acquire their energy by breaking down dead organisms and absorbing nutrients. This is known as decomposition. 

400

The process in which a cell releases its contents is known as...

exocytosis 

400

TWO PART QUESTION

Cellular respiration occurs in the___________, whereas glycolysis occurs in the___________

cytoplasm and mitochondria, cytoplasm 

500

The size and shape of a cell relate to its...

function

500

This is the green pigment that makes photosynthesis possible. 

Chlorophyll

500

Distinguish between channel proteins and carrier proteins.

Channel proteins form pores in the cell membrane to allow smaller molecules to pass through the membrane. Carrier proteins carry larger molecules through the cell membrane.

500

What is fermentation and where does it occur?

It is a reaction that occurs in the cytoplasm that eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells can use to obtain energy from food when oxygen levels are low.

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