Animal and Plants Cells
Bacteria
Viruses
Bacteria VS Viruses
Organelles
Movement across the cell membrane
1

Which type of cell has a cell wall?

Plant cells

1

Bacteria are made of how many cells?

ONE! they are "unicellular"

1

Which one is smaller, a virus or bacteria?

Virus...up to 10-100 times smaller

1

Which can be killed by antibiotics?

Bacteria

1

This organelle generates the energy needed to power chemical reactions in the cell

mitochondria AKA the powerhouse of the cell

1

During passive transport diffusion happens from __________ to ___________ concentation.

High -> Low

2

Which organelle allows plant cells to perform photosynthesis? 

Chloroplast

2

Which structure does bacteria NOT have that plants and animals DO have?

Nucleus!

They still have DNA/RNA, but it is not found in the nucleus. 

2

TRUE or FALSE: A virus is considered a living organism. 

FALSE

2

Which are considered living organisms?

Bacteria

2

What does the cell wall do in plants?

It gives them shape, structure, and protection

2

TRUE or FALSE: Energy is needed for passive transport

FALSE

3

What organelle controls the activities of the cell and contains DNA?

Nucleus 

3

Bacteria have a long whip-like structure used for movement. What is it called?

Flagella

3

Why do viruses need a host cell? (They can't do this on their own)

to reproduce

3

Which ones must infect a host cell to reproduce?

Virus

3

Ribosomes are responsible for...

Synthesis of proteins

3

What molecule serves as the primary energy source for active transport?

ATP

4

This cell has a more round and irregular shape

Animal cell

4

What shape are bacilli shaped bacteria?

rod shaped

4

Most viruses contain this type of genetic material

RNA (single stranded)

4

What is used to prevent viruses?

Vaccines

4

What is the main responsibility of the cell membrane?

It controls what enters and what leaves the cell.

4

Osmosis is a form of (active or passive) transport

Passive

5

This organelle stores water and helps keep plant cells rigid.

Central Vacuole

5

What do bacteria use to attach to surfaces and other cells?

pillus

5

What is the name of the protein shell that surrounds a bacteriophage or enveloped virus?

capsid

5

Which one is surrounded by a protein coat?

Virus

5

What are 3 things the large vacule in plants stores?

Water

Waste

Food

5

If a cell needs to move material in the opposite direction of diffusion, they need to pump it.

 What in the cell membrane can act as an active transport pump?

Protein