Germ Theory
Cell Theory
Levels of Organization
Structure and Function of Cells
Potent Potable
100

This theory posits that infectious diseases are caused by this one thing.

What are microbes?

100

Just like all humans need to breathe to survive, all cells must similarly do this.

What is cellular respiration?

100

Meaning "tiny organs," these are structures inside the cell that perform various functions.

What are organelles?

100

This word, literally translated to "cell goo," is the jelly like substance that all other organelles float in.

What is cytoplasm?

100

This is the species Mrs. Howard identifies as.

What is a dinosaur?

200

This tool is typically used to observe objects normally too small to see with the naked eye, like infectious microbes.

What is a microscope?

200

All cells come from this.

What are cells?

200

These parts are made up of groups of tissue to perform a function, usually as part of a system.

What are organs?

200

These organelles, often found in leaves, are responsible for the process of photosynthesis in plants.

What are chloroplasts?

200

This is Mrs. Matson's dog's name

Who is Milo?

300

This organ system is responsible for protecting the human body from invading microbes.

What is the immune system?

300

These cells DO contain a nucleus and other membrane bound organelles, which is handy because the first syllable of the word rhymes with "do."

What are eukaryotes?

300

This is a group of similar cells that work together, usually as part of an organ.

What is tissue

300

In eukaryotes, this organelle contains a cell's DNA and controls all of the cell's other functions.

What is a nucleus?

300

This is Mrs. Kramer's favorite football team.

Who are the Philadelphia Eagles?

400

While not effective against viruses or protists, antibiotics such as penicillin has saved millions from this infectious microbe. 

What is bacteria?

400

Getting its namesake from the fact they often look like tiny rooms under a microscope, this is the basic unit of all life.

What is a cell?

400

When a group of similar types of this basic unit of life come together, they are called tissue.

What are cells?

400

Often called "the powerhouse of the cell," this organelle is responsible for processing sugar to create energy.

What is the mitochondria?

400

This is the date Mrs. Howard returns to the classroom.

When is March 25th?

500

While they are not made of cells and do not reproduce independently, some scientists assert viruses are alive because they contain this.

What is unique DNA?

500

These cells lack membrane bound organelles like a nucleus

What are prokaryotes?

500

This is a list of the levels of organization of an organism, from largest to smallest.

What is organ system, organ, tissue, cell, organelle?

500

This organelle, present in all cells, is responsible for protecting the cytoplasm and other organelles inside the cell.

What is the cell membrane?

500

These are the names of Mr. McLean's two daughters.

Who are Emilia and Juliette?

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