Characteristics of Life
Cell Types
Organelles
Transport
Cell Cycle
DNA
Transcription and Translation
Types of RNA
100

This characteristic of life has organisms passing down their genetic material.

What is reproduction

100
These cells do not have a nucleus

What are prokaryotes

100

This organelle controls what enters and leaves the cell

What is the cell membrane

100

This type of transport requires energy

What is active transport

100

The product of cell cycle and mitosis

What are 2 identical daughter cells.

100

DNA stands for

What is deoxyribonucleic acid

100
The purpose of transcription and translation

What is making proteins

100

made during transcription

What is mRNA

200

When a tadpole becomes a frog

What is growth and development

200

These type of cells have membrane bound organelles

What are eukaryotes

200

This organelle is the site of photosynthesis

What are chloroplast

200

This is the movement of water across a membrane

What is osmosis

200

The phases of mitosis in order

Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase

Cytokinesis is not in mitosis.

200

Guanine pairs with this base.

What is Cytosine

200
This step makes an mRNA molecule

What is transcription

200

Carries the amino acid to the ribosome

What is tRNA

300

The process of keeping your internal checkpoints happy

What is homeostasis

300

These cells have chloroplast and a cell wall.

What are plant cells

300

This organelle is the site of cellular respiration

What are mitochondria

300

This transport is passive and uses a channel protein

What is facilitate diffusion

300

The result is cancer.

What is uncontrolled cell growth.

300

The shape of the DNA molecule.

What is a double helix

300

This step makes a polypeptide

What is translation

300

Has an anticodon

What is tRNA

400

Viruses do not have a cell membrane so they do not have this characteristic.

What is being made of cells

400

These cells have a cell wall but no chloroplast

What are fungal cells

400

This organelle modifies and ships proteins

What is the Golgi apparatus

400

This transport uses a vesicle to transport large molecules out of the cell.

What is exocytosis

400
DNA is replicated in this phase.

What is S phase

400
Step 1, is that helicase splits the basepairs

What is DNA replication

400

This step is disrupted if there is an error in the DNA sequence.

(transcription, translation, or protein folding)

What is transcription

400

Has codons

What is mRNA

500

Viruses need to use this organelle of their host to make their viral particles.

What are ribosomes

500

These cells are in the human body but have no nuclei 

What are red blood cells.

500

These organelles are only found in animal cells

What are centrioles

500
A solution that has more solute than the cell that is placed in it.

What is hypertonic

500
This results in inproper sorting of chromosomes and can lead to monosomies and trisomies.

What is non-disjunction

500

The DNA sample is 40% adenine and 40% of this base.

What is thymine.

500

This is a silent mutation

When the mutation does not affect the working folding/structure of the protein.

Alternative: The amino acid sequence remains the same.

500

The ribosome is made of this

What is rRNA

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