Prokaryotic vs. Eukaryotic Cells
Digestive System
Blood Glucose Regulation
Biogeochemical Cycle
100

This type of cell has no nucleus

What are prokaryotic cells?

100

This organ shapes food into a bolus.

What is the tounge?

100

This could cause low blood glucose.

What is fasting?

100

This resevoir is made up of soil and rock.

What is the lithosphere?

200

This is the way that a eukaryotic cell reproduces.

What is mitosis and meiosis?

200

This enzyme breaks down fat within the digestive system.

What is lipase?

200

This hormone lowers blood glucose.

What is insulin?


200

These common organisms' process creates a sink of carbon from the atmosphere to the biosphere

What are plants performing photosynthesis?

300

Humans are a part of this type of cell.

What are eukaryotic cells?

300

These are the places where protease is produced.

What are the pancreas and the stomach?

300

This is where stored glucose is stored and what it is called.

What is glycogen stored in the liver?
300

This noble gas makes up makes up .93 percent of the atmosphere.

What is argon?

400

This type of genetic material has a defined start point.

What is liner genetic material?

400

This process pushes food down the digestive tract.

What is peristalsis?

400

This is the average concentration of glucose in the blood.

5.5 

400

This dangerous is formed from water and carbon dioxide.

What is carbonic acid?

500

This cell, with a large vacuole, is a part of this domain of cells.

What is eukarya?

500

This substance, a part of stomach acid, activates other digestive enzymes?

What is hydrochloric acid?

500

This is the unit of blood glucose.

What are moles per litre?

500

These are the elements that have their own biogeochemical cycle

Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sulfur