Cell Theory and parts
Which organisms do not contain organelles
What is bacteria
Who first described the view through the microscope?
Who is Robert Hooke
This organelle absorbs energy from the sunlight and uses it to create food?
What is chloroplasts?
organisms are made of many what?
What is cells
Why is the cell named a cell?
What is the scientist (Robert Hooke) thought they look like the rooms used by monks
He improved the microscope and laid foundation for microbiology.
Who is Anton van Leeuwenhoek?
Lipids that make the cell membrane are made in?
What is the smooth ER?
He developed the classification system.
Who is Linnaean?
What are the two differences between plant and animal cells?
What is cell wall and chloroplasts
A French biologist who discovered the principals of vaccination.
Who is Louis Pasteur?
How many levels of classification are there?
What is eight?
Which main organelle is found only in plants?
What is chloroplast
An Italian scientist who discovered that living organisms can only come from living organisms.
Who is Redi?
Cells that deliver messages throughout the body are called what?
What is nerve cells
The "power plant" of a cell ~ it transforms energy
What is mitochondria?
What are the three parts of cell theory?
What is
A - All living things are made of 1 or more cells.
B - the cell is the Basic unit of life.
C - all cells come from pre-existing Cells.
How did the microscope help scientists learn about cells?
What is scientists couldn't see anything smaller than the with their eyes until the invention of the microscope. Microscopes helped them see the cells that make up plants and animals and see their differences and similarities.
Why are cells necessary?
What is they are the building blocks of life?
Which part of the cell captures energy and converts it through photosynthesis?
What is chloroplast (which contains chlorophyll)
What does a vacuole do?
What is stores food, waster, minerals, and water