Cell Organelles
Osmosis & Water Potential
Cell Membrane
Misc.
Just for funsies
100

A plant cell is not making enough ATP to keep up with the plant's needs. The mitochondria is functioning perfectly fine, so which organelle is likely not functioning?

Chloroplast

100

Water moves in which direction for water potential and for osmotic pressure?

Water potential - high to low

Osmotic pressure - low to high

100

What type of channel allows water to move into/out of the cell?

Aquaporins

100

According to the endosymbiotic theory, mitochondria started out as a free-living ________________ (specific).

Proteobacteria

100

When is Ms. Chang's birthday?

October 13

200

What are two organelles besides chloroplast that plant cells have that animal cells do not?

Plasmodesmata, central vacuole, cell wall

200

Which way will the water move if the inside of a cell has a concentration of 4.0M and it is in a solution with a concentration of 6.0M?

Out of the cell.

200

A molecule requires a protein channel to move in and out of the cell WITH the concentration gradient. What type of diffusion is this?

Facilitated diffusion

200

According to the endosymbiotic theory, chloroplasts started out as free-living ________________ (specific).

Cyanobacteria

200

What are the two hand soap scents that are at the front sink in the classroom?

Peppermint & Pumpkin

300

A cell is not keeping up with waste buildup in the cell. There are very few lysosomes available. Which organelle is not functioning properly?

Golgi Apparatus

300

An increase in solutes leads to higher or lower water potential?

lower

300

In secondary active transport, what is the purpose of pumping the protons out of the cell?

To create a proton gradient and electrochemical gradient. 

300

Name one example of a compartment in the cell.

Any organelle.

300

Which NBA player is nicknamed "the alien"?

Victor Wembanyama
400

Despite watering a plant, the stem remains very limp. Which organelle is most likely not functioning?

Central Vacuole

400

What are the two categories of organisms when they do osmoregulation?

Osmoconformers and osmoregulators

400

What structure on the cell membrane acts as a receptor for hormones and neurotransmitters?

Glycoprotein

400
Name the two categories of metabolism and the difference between the two.

Catabolism: break down molecules and release energy

Anabolism: put molecules together and requires energy

400

What is the name of the scientist (aka our endosymbiotic theory diva) that we talked about?

Lynn Margulis

500

What is the order of organelles that a protein would see as it is being made? (start in the nucleus as RNA)

nucleus, ribosome, Rough ER, vesicle, Golgi apparatus, vesicle, cell membrane.

500

What is the equation for solute potential AND what does each variable mean?

-iCRT

i - ionization constant

C - concentration

R - pressure constant

T - temperature

500

If the temperature begins to increase, the cell membrane may become too fluid. What will the cell do to the membrane?

The cell will add cholesterol to make the membrane more rigid.

500

Name one reason a cell would perform exocytosis.

To expel waste, release neurotransmitters, secrete hormones, release proteins
500

Name one of the top 5 US states that are the least populated?

Wyoming, Vermont, Alaska, North Dakota, South Dakota