*E&P* Cells
Organelle Fxns
This/That
Cell Theory
Characteristics of Living Things
100
*DAILY DOUBLE*
This tail-like structure that helps cells move
What is flagellum (or flagella)?
100
This is the Jelly-like fluid that holds all other organelles in place
What is ... Cytoplasm?
100
What is this?
Golgi?
100
Define Unicellular and Multicellular
What is .. composed of 1 cell and composed of many cells
100
Living things are made up of units called these
What are cells?
200
These cells have a nucleus
Eukaryotic cell or Eukaryote
200
Where does photosynthesis take place?
Chloroplast (chlorophyll is the pigment in chloroplast.)
200
Name this type of cell
What is ... Prokaryotic Cell
200
All ____ _____ are made of one or more cells
What is/are LIVING THINGS
200
*DAILY CHALLENGE*
Only one parent and all offspring are identical in this type of reproduction; for example, binary fission of bacteria or amoebas
What is Asexual Reproduction
300
This cell has no membrane bound organelles
What is ... Prokaryotic cell or a Prokaryote?
300
*DAILY DOUBLE*
This is the site of Cellular Respiration - ATP is created
What is/are Mitchondria?
300
Name *and* describe the shape of this type of cell
What is a plant cell - It is rectangular shaped.
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*It has chloroplasts, large vacuole, and a cell wall differ from animal cells.
300
*DAILY DOUBLE*
All cells are made up of ___ - ________ cells
What is / are ... pre - existing
300
Walking, running, swimming, flying, slithering, and plants bending toward the sun, reaching out roots to find water are all examples of *this characteristic* of living things
What is ... movement
400
This type of cell has membrane bound organelles
What is ... Eukaryotic cell or Eukaryote?
400
How does the cell membrane maintain homeostasis?
By controlling what enters and leaves the cell.
400
Salmonella & E.Coli are organisms made up of this type of cell(s).
What are/is Prokaryotic Cells?
400
Order from smallest to largest:
Organ systems, Cells, Organs, Organism, Tissues
What are:
1. Cells, 2. Tissues, 3. Organs, 4. Organ Systems, and 5. Organisms
400
The combination of chemical reactions through which an organism builds up or breaks down materials as it carries out its life processes is called
What is ... Metabolism
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All living things need nutrients
500
This type of cell evolved FIRST
What is ... a Prokaryotic Cell?
500
If I had a problem synthesizing proteins this/these problems may be happening within my cells?
*Name (2)
What is ... Problems with
1. Ribosomes 2. Rough ER and/or 3. DNA?
500
This organelle separates one cell from another cell
What is the cell (or plasma) membrane?
500
Select which *one and/or ones* must be true according to Cell Theory:
1. All living cells must have a cell wall
2. All living cells require glucose for survival
3. The basic unit of life is a cell
What is #3
The basic unit of life is a cell
500
This is an external or internal signal to which an organism responds
What is ... a stimulus
600
Two major differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells
What is/are: ...
1. prokaryotic cells DO NOT have a nucleus and eukaryotic do
2. prokaryotic cells DO NOT have membrane-bound organelles but eukaryotic do
600
If I had a problem with low energy what might be affected in my cells?
Mitochondria
600
Plant cells swell up when *this organelle* is completely filled with water and the cytoplasm presses against the cell wall.
What is ... a vacuole
600
The three main parts of The Cell Theory are these
1. all living things come from cells
2. Cells are the basic unit of life
3. All cells come from other cells
600
The process by which organisms maintain a relatively stable internal environment is called this
What is ... homeostasis