Types of cells
Use of the Microscope
Eukaryotic Organelles
Eukaryotic Cell Organelles and Their Functions
Microscope Anatomy
100

The two types of cells that ALL living things are divided into are...

Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic

100

 The lens of a microscope bends the_________ towards the eyes in order to make an object look magnified or, essentially, bigger.

Light

100

Organelle is a word that means...

Little organs

100

 This cell structure, found only in plant cells, controls what exits and enters the cell and gives the cell rigid support and structure.  

CELL WALL

100

What part of the microscope holds the slide in place?

Stage Clips

200

 Eukaryotic cells are known to have a____________ where the DNA is kept.

Nucleus

200

What would the total magnification be if you were looking through an ocular lens of 10X and an objective lens of 30X?

300X

200

Eukaryotic cells are different from prokaryotic cells because their DNA is housed in a

Nucleus

200

Sometimes described as a flattened stack of sacs or a stack of plates, this organelle can sometimes be covered in ribosomes (sometimes not) and serves as a network of membranes for molecules to passthrough. 

ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM

200

What part of the microscope controls the amount of light used to see the specimen?

Diaphragm

300

Prokaryotic cells do not have many of the membrane-covered____________ that eukaryotic cells have.

Organelles

300

Instead of using light as the source of energy to illuminate a specimen, an electron microscope uses a beam of___________ to magnify an object.

Electrons

300

Eukaryotic organisms include all living things except...

Bacteria

300

This organelle is like a little trash collector or recycling organelle.  It contains powerful digestive enzymes that break down old organelles and other molecules.

LYSOSOME

300

What part of the microscope is used for small scale, fine focusing ?

Fine Adjustment 

400

The only organisms classified as prokaryotes are...

Bacteria

400

 If you were looking through a microscope with an ocular lens of 20X and objective lens 20X, it means that whatever specimen you were looking at would be 400________ larger than it really would be with your unaided eye.

times

400

Eukaryotic cells tend to be much_______in size when compared to Prokaryotic

Larger

400

A tiny organelle found in plant, animal & bacterial cells, these structures are the protein producing workers of the cell.  They can sometimes be attached to the rough ER or floating in the cytoplasm.

RIBOSOMES

400

 What part of the microscope is used for magnifying the object you are viewing often with several levels of magnification?

Objective Lense

500

THESE are known to be effective for medical use against prokaryotes.

Antibiotics

500

A compound light microscope uses 2 different ___________  in order to magnify a specimen on a slide.

lenses

500

The 2 kinds of cells that we studied that are examples of eukaryotic cells were ______ and _________ cells.

Plant and Animal Cells

500

This organelle is a kind of shipping and manufacturing structure that sends various molecules to other parts of the cell (or out of the cell). It often receives different moleculesfrom the ER (and looks quite a bit like the ER).

GOLGI BODY

500

What part of the microscope is the source of light and makes objects visible?

Light Bulb