Cells
Magnets
Microorganisms
Electricity
Circuits
100
A jelly-like fluid that holds the cell organelles; its in plant and animal cell.
What is a cytoplasm?
100
Two ends of poles.
What is North and South Poles?
100
Microorganisms are so tiny that they cannot be seen with the naked eye so you have to use this object to see microorganisms.
What is a microscope?
100
Electricity flowing through a wire.
What is an electric current?
100
What is a closed circuit?
200
Control center of the cell; its in plant and animal cells.
What is a nucleus?
200
Same poles pull away from each other.
What is a repel?
200
The process of decay.
What is a decomposition?
200
proton (positive), electron (negative), and neutron (no charge).
What is an electric charge?
200
What is an open circuit?
300
It provides structural support for a plant; its in plant cell only.
What is a cell wall?
300
It is an invisible line of magnetic force.
What is a magnetic field?
300
Classified as own domain which includes prokaryotic cells; for example, E. coli.
What is bacteria?
300
The movement of charged particles, like electrons, which creates an electric current.
What is an electricity?
300
Materials that provides energy to pass through easily.
What is a conductor?
400
The barrier around the cells that controls organelles from in and out; its in plant and animal cells.
What is a cell membrane?
400
A magnet that can be turned on and off, where the magnetic field is produced by electrical current.
What is an electromagnet?
400
It is a living organism that is microscopic and can reproduce independently.
What is a microorganism?
400
Electricity produced by friction that causes a shock; naturally occurring.
What is a static electricity?
400
Materials that does not allow energy to pass through easily.
What is an insulator?
500
It carries out photosynthesis; its in plant cell only.
What is a chloroplast?
500
A force that can push and pull between two magnets or between a magnet.
What is magnetism?
500
It is a non-living that has no genetic material, such as DNA or RNA, which can only replicate inside a host cell; for example, flu and coronavirus.
What is a virus?
500
Electricity that is produced by a human change.
What is a human-harnessed electricity?
500
Made up of a power source (battery), wires, and an object that converts the energy into a different form (light bulb).
What is a circuit?