Making Connections Lab
Diffusion Through a Membrane Lab
Cell Membrane Bubble Lab
Enzyme Catalase Lab
Cell Identification Lab
100

In an investigation looking at the impacts of exercise on pulse rate, the independent variable is this.

What is pulse rate?

100
The passive movement of particles along the concentration gradient. 

What is diffusion?

100

These molecules make an excellent model for the cell membrane due to their similar structure to phospholipids. 

What are soap molecules?

100

Something that speeds up something else. 

What is a catalyst?

100

Bacteria.

What are prokaryotes?
200

In an investigation looking at the impacts of exercise on pulse rate, the independent variable is this.

What is amount of exercise?

200

An area with more solutes. 

What is hypertonic?

200

The main component of the cell membrane is these molecules. 

What are phospholipids?

200

A protein that speeds up a chemical reaction. 

What is an enzyme?

200

Animals, Plants, Fungi, and Protists. 

What are eukaryotes?

300

These are what we breathe out in the process of cellular respiration.

What are CO2 and H2O?

300

An area with fewer solutes.

What is hypotonic?

300
Cell death. 

What is apoptosis?

300

Enzymes meet their substrates at this location on the enzyme.

What is the active site?

300

These cells will have a cell wall, chloroplasts, nuclei, and many other organelles. 

What are plant cells?

400

This organ system is responsible for spreading oxygen and glucose to each of our cells.  

What is the circulatory system?

400

When solutes cannot move across a membrane, so the solvent moves instead.

What is osmosis?

400

This is a term we use to describe a barrier that allows some things in, but not all things. 

What is selectively permeable?

400
The substrate to the enzyme catalase.

What is Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2)?

400

This is the only type of eukaryote that will never have a cell wall. 

What are animal cells?

500

This type of graph shows the distribution of a given variable across a population. 

What is a histogram?

500

This chemical was used as a starch indicator. 

What is (Lugol's) Iodine solution?

500

Having both hydrophobic and hydrophilic parts. 

What is amphiphilic?

500

**DOUBLE JEOPARDY**
ANY group that can list all 3 rules of enzymes in 3 minutes will earn 1,000 points. 

1. Enzymes are reusable, but substrates are not. 

2. Enzymes only work in the right conditions. 

3. Enzymes are specific

500

These organisms are mostly unicellular, but can have internal organelles like plants or animals. 

What are protists?

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