Cell Overview
The two types of cells that we have learned about so far.
What are plant and animal?
A part of the cell that is the brain.
What is the nucleus?
Living things are made of cells true or false
True
Animals have these to help them eat their food.
What are teeth?
Birds do this to avoid cold temperatures.
Name two parts of a cell
The part of the cell that stores water, food, and waste.
An animal that has a back bone.
What is a vertebrate?
Animals have these to fly either for migration, travel, or protection.
What are wings?
Animals do this to find their prey (food).
What is hunting?
Which is bigger an atom or a cell?
The part of the cell that creates energy. The "powerhouse"
What is the Mitochondrion?
An animal that does not have a backbone.
What is an invertebrate?
Animals have this to keep them warm.
What is fur?
The first person to get up and pretend to migrate gets double the listed point value.
We need this piece of equipment to study cells.
What is a microscope?
The part of the cell that decides what can go into or out of the cell. The "doorman."
What is the cell membrane?
The first person to unmute and make a noise made by something made of animal parts gets double the point value of this question.
Animals have these to help them get to and eat their prey. These can be shaped in several different ways depending on the use.
What is a beak?
Animals do this to get away from predators quickly.
What is running?
What are some differences between plant and animal cells?
1. The part of the cell where photosynthesis occurs in the cell. It is also the part responsible for the green color of plants.
2. The part of the cell that provides further protection and structure to the cell.
What are the "bonus features" of the plant cell?
Explain the difference between cells and atoms
Animals have this coloring to help them blend in with their surroundings.
What is camoflouge?
Many animals will eat a lot of food and then take a "long winter's nap," to escape the cold of winter.
What is hibernation?