One Cell to Rule Them All!
This very common element is the main ingredient of any cell.
What is H2O. (Water)
This type of cellular obstacle is the "security guard" protecting a cell from unwanted molecules.
What is a semi-permeable membrane.
This type of prokaryotic cell is only visible if you have super powers...or a microscope.
What is Bacteria
This potentially harmful gas is considered super useful to plants.
What is Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
All cells come from this specific thing.
What is Pre-existing Cells.
The walls of the school or classroom would be this cellular organelle...
What is a Cell Wall.
What is the name of the process that moves molecules from substances in and out of the cell until a certain point is reached?
Eukaryotic cells always believe they are superior to Prokaryotic Cells because they have this organelle:
What is a Nucleus.
These sunlight loving organelles are always turning everything they touch green.
What is Chloroplasts.
This sloth-like mode of movement is always relying on other people's energy to move around.
What is Passive Transportation.
This cellular organelle is the "glue" keeping all of its friends together...
What is Cytoplasm.
This mathematical sign is the biggest clue to when molecules stop moving in and out of the cell:
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What is the cellular scientific term related to that mathematical sign?
What is Equilibrium.
This evolving cell type would be a prime candidate for being caught in a Poke Ball.
What is a Eukaryotic Cell.
This sugary "sweet" treat is a dessert for plants after they have dinner.
What is Glucose.
These organelle "siblings" are known for being smooth talkers and rough around the edges.
What are Smooth & Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
Name two of the scientists who were involved with the discovery of cells and what they did!
Who was:
Anton van Leeuwenhoek (Built Microscopes)
Robert Hooke (Discovered Cells)
Matthias Schledien (Discovered Plant Cells)
Rudolf Virchow (Cells came from Pre-Existing Cells)
When water sneaks across a membrane like a ninja, this process is happening.
What is Osmosis
Name two similarities between Prokaryotic cells and Eukaryotic cells.
What is:
Cell Membrane surrounding each of them.
DNA (different locations!)
Shared Organelles: Cytoplasm, Ribosomes, Cell Membrane
These "totally tubular" water loving plant parts are known for riding the wave from one part of the plant to the other.
What are Xylem
Animal cells and not Plant cells have these type of specialized cells that help them move and perform actions.
What are Muscle Cells.
This cellular "power house" is known for never skipping leg day.
What is Mitochondria.
This term describes a cell that shrivels up like a raisin after losing water.
What is a Hypertonic Solution
These cells divide by binary fission—basically the ‘copy-paste’ method of life.
What are Prokaryotic Cells
These parts of the plant take in sunlight, carbon dioxide, and student tears during tests.
What are Leaves.
Plant cells are known for having a VERY BIG one of these.
What are Vacoules.