Defining Features
Organisms that are _______ are comprised of UNO cells.
What is UNICELLULAR?
The full name of this lab is _____.
What is The Unicellular vs. Multicellular SNAPS Lab?
Yeast is multicellular.
What is False?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY:
Are there different types of cells?
What is Yes?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY:
Unicellular creatures use this to move themselves around.
What is a Flagellum?
The Narrative station is activity #_.
What is Activity #2?
This is the cellular complexion of an onion slice.
What is Multicellular?
How many grade points is this game worth?
What is 15 points?
Multicellular organisms complete vital functions using these.
What are Organ Systems?
In station #1, we _____.
What is "make and record observations about whether a certain organism is living or unliving and Unicellular or Multicellular"?
Is mold multicellular?
What is Yes?
This is the barrier surrounding a cell.
What is a Membrane?
Unicellular use these to complete function within their bodies.
What are Organelles?
Station #3 in the SNAPS Lab is this.
What is the Assessment station?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY:
This is probably the best example of a single-celled organism.
What is bacteria?
Who is the current host of Jeopardy?
Who is Alex Trebek?
Unicellular beings flush excess water from their system with a part known as a ____.
What is a Contractile Vacuole?
The Problem-Solving station is step _ in The SNAPS Lab.
What is Step #4?
Humans are this cell-type
What is Multicellular?
BONUS FOR AN EXTRA 100 POINTS: is a jellyfish a vertebrate?
What is Multicellular?
BONUS: What is No?