Cell Theory
Organelles
Plant vs. Animal Cell
Cellular Organization/Unicellular/Multicellular
Cellular Transport
100
2nd principle:Cells are the _____ unit of life.
What is basic?
100
This organelle controls what enters or leaves the cell (gate keeper)
What is the cell membrane?
100
What type of cell is this? (animal or plant)
What is animal?
100
This is a disadvantage of being an unicellular organism.
If one cell dies, the whole organism dies.
100
In what direction is the net movement flowing?
What is left to right?
200
All ____________things are made of cells
What is living?
200
The site of photosynthesis.
What is a chloroplast?
200
What type of cell is this? (animal or plant)
What is plant cell?
200
This is a collection of similar cells that work together to do a specific function.
What are tissues?
200
What is the net movement of particles (water)?
What is the movement of water until it reaches equilibrium?
300
3rd principle: All new cells are made up from ______________ cells
What is pre-existing?
300
What is the watery, jelly-like substance inside the cell in which other organelles are suspended? (jelly)
What is cytoplasm?
300
This cell contains one large vacuole versus many small vacuoles.
What is plant?
300
Name an organ in the respiratory system
What are lungs, trachea, epiglottis, and nasal cavity?
300
This is the selectively permeable membrane from a region of high water potential to a region of low water potential
What is Osmosis?
400
1st principle: All organisms are composed of ______________ cells
What is one or more?
400
What folds, packages and sends proteins for transportation within the cell? (post office)
What is golgi apparatus or golgi bodies?
400
This type of cell contains lysosomes while the other does not.
What is animal cell?
400
This is the function of the nervous system.
What is Acts as an internal communication system?
400
The gummy worm lab was an example of this type of cellular transport.
What is osmosis?
500
The difference between theory vs. law.
What is?
Theories are used to explain complex natural processes not easily quantifiable (e.g., cells, evolution)
Laws often use mathematical formulas to show relationships and make predictions about the natural world
500
These release digestive enzymes to clean up the cell and remove wastes. (only in animal cells)
What are lysosomes?
500
Describe 3 main differences between a plant and animal cell.
What is the plant cell has a cell wall, one large vacuole, and chloroplasts while the animal cell has many small vacuoles and lysosomes?
500
This is how the excretory system and the circulatory system work together.
What is The circulatory system brings waste to the excretory system, which removes the waste.
500
An example of this is smelling a balloon with sweet extract in it.
What is diffusion?