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Baby's got Basics
Biooo, Biooo
molecules
First, let me take a Cellfie
Eeeeebolaaaa and other viruses
Organella ella, ella, ella eh eh
100
What 3 main things do you need to see a cheek cell under a microscope?

a) slide, coverslip, and dye
b) slide, specimen, and dye
c) dye, coverslip and specimen
What is a) slide, coverslip, and dye.
100
Enzymes are an example of this biomolecule.

a) nucleic acid
b) carbohydrate
c) protein
What is c) protein.
100
This control center would distinguish a prokaryote from a eukaryote.

a) cytoplasm
b) nucleus
c) nucleolus
What is b) nucleus
100
AIDS is likely to cause the development of infectious diseases because the AIDS virus affects what system

a) digestive system
b) respiratory system
c) immune system
What is c) immune system
100
This organelle acts as the 'stomach' of a cell.

a) vacuole
b) golgi apparatus
c) lysosome
What is c) lysosome
200
Put the following in the correct order from least complex to most complex.

tissue, organism, organ, cell, organ system

a) cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
b) tissue, organ system, organism, cell, organ
c) organ system, cell, organ, organism, tissue
What is a) cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
200
A polysaccharide can be broken down. This would be the shape and the name of the simple molecule it becomes.

a) square structure and starch
b) ring structure and glucose
c) round structure and fructose
What is b) ring structure and glucose
200
This cell type can not specialize.

a) eukaryote
b) virus
c) prokaryote
What is C) prokaryote
200
This viral replication cycle can remain dormant for weeks to even years before you see any symptoms.

a) lysogenic cycle
b) lytic cycle
c) lunar cycle
What is a) lysogenic cycle.
200
This organelle contains chlorophyll and is found in plant cells.

a) cell membrane
b) ribosomes
c) chloroplast
What is c) chloroplast
300
Put these in the correct order.

cell, molecule, atom

a) molecule, atom, cell
b) cell, molecule, atom
c) atom, molecule, cell
What is c) atom, molecule, cell
300
DNA and RNA are built from these structures.

a) amino acids
b) fatty acids
c) nucleotides
What are c) nucleotides
300
This is an example of a prokaryotic cell.

a) bacteria
b) virus
c) fungus
What is a) bacteria?
300
This is the main reason a virus requires a host cell.

a) food
b) reproduction
c) DNA
What is b) reproduction
300
This organelle's inner membrane is highly folded and is the sight of ATP production.

a) chloroplast
b) mitochondria
c) nucleolus
What is b) mitochondria.
400
This cell type does not contain membrane bound organelles.

a) eukaryotic cell
b) prokaryotic cell
c) virus cell
What is b) prokaryotic cell
400
This biomolecule helps an animal conserve heat through insulation and is not water soluble.

a) lipid
b) carbohydrate
c) protein
What is a) lipid?
400
This organelle is found in all cell types and controls what enters and leaves the cell.

a) cell wall
b) cell membrane
c) capsule
What is b) cell membrane
400
This disease, of the following, is a viral infection.

a) Gangrene
b) Athlete's foot
c) Chicken pox
d) Anthrax
What is c) Chicken pox
400
This structure is responsible for protein synthesis.

a) nucleus
b) endoplasmic reticulum
c) ribosome
What is c) ribosome?
500
This is one statement from the cell theory.
What is ....
1. all living things are made
of one or more cells
2. new cells come from pre-existing cells
3. cells are the basic unit of life
500
These two structures make up a triglyceride?

a) fatty acid and glucose
b) fatty acid and glycerol
c) glycerol and starch
What is b) fatty acid and glycerol.
500
This part is the reason why plant cells have a rigid structure

a) chloroplasts
b) cell membrane
c) cell wall
What is c) cell wall.
500
This step would be the best one to stop if you wanted to limit the spread of a virus.

a) cell attachment
b) injection
c) cell destruction
What is a) cell attachment?
500
This organelle will finish lipids and proteins then send the final product out.

a) endoplasmic reticulum
b) golgi apparatus
c) ribosome
What is the b) golgi apparatus.