ELF
SANTA
RUDOLPH
SNOWMAN
NORTH POLE
100

Jelly-like substance that contains organelles

Cytoplasm

100

Cilia and Flagella are types of what?

Cell appendages

100

A _______ is the

smallest unit of life.

Cell

100

moving substances through a cell membrane using energy.

Active Transport

100

Cytokinesis is when the _______ divides.

Cytoplasm

200

Controls all of the cell’s activities

Nucleus

200

This transports or moves substances to different parts of the cell.

Vesicle

200

True or False

Internal stimuli are changes outside of an organism.

False

Inside an organism

200

When a cell takes in a substance by surrounding it with the cell membrane.

Endocytosis

200

What is the correct order of interphase:

G2, G1, S

G1,S, G2

300

Thin, covering, protects cells

Cell membrane

300

Name one product of photosynthesis

Oxygen or Glucose

300

________ is the process by which one organism

makes one or more new organisms.

Reproduction

300

External stimuli are changes _______ an organism.

Outside
300

Tell me the order of Mitosis

Prophase

Metaphase

Anaphase

Telophase

400

Protects and supports the plant cell


Cell Wall

400

Organisms get their ______ by making, eating, or absorbing food.

Energy

400

When your body gets cold what does it do?

It starts to shiver and your muscles contract so that it can create heat in your body. Hair on your skin stands up and you get goose bumps.

400

the process when a cell releases or lets the substances out.

Exocytosis

400

What is this formula:

C6H12O6 + O6  ---->  H2O + CO2  ---->  ATP

Cellular Respiration

500

Supplies energy or ATP for the cell through cell respiration using glucose and oxygen

Mitochondria

500

What is it called when substances move through a cell membrane without energy. 

Passive Transport

500

What is the ability to maintain steady internal conditions when outside conditions change.

Homeostasis

500

the diffusion of water molecules through a membrane.

Osmosis

500

What formula is this:

CO2 + H2O + sunlight ----> C6H12O6 + O6

Photosynthesis