Organelle functions 1
What is organelle?
The organelle responsible for cleaning the cell
What is lysosome?
The kind of cell that does not have a nucleus
What is prokaryotic?
Where photosynthesis occurs in a cell
What is chloroplast?
The kind of energy that is transformed into glucose during photosynthesis
What is radiant energy?
The organelle that functions as the control center of the cell
What is the nucleus?
The vacuole (function)
What is the organelle that stores waste, water, and nutrients?
Two examples of eukaryotic cells
What are plant and animal cells?
Oxygen and glucose
What is products of photosynthesis?
The energy transformation that occurs when food is digested that maintains body temperature
What is chemical to thermal?
The difference in plant and animal cell vacuole(s)
What is a plant cell's vacuole is larger? (or some variation of this)
Converts energy in the cell
What is the mitochondria/mitochondrion?
Has chloroplasts, a cell wall, and large vacuole
What is a plant cell?
Reactants in photosynthesis, not including the type of energy needed
What is carbon dioxide and water?
The type of energy transformation that occurs when food is digested that allows animals to move
What is chemical to mechanical?
The organelle that manufactures and ships proteins
What is the endoplasmic reticulum?
The golgi body
What ships proteins?
Has a small vacuole
What is animal cell?
The byproduct of photosynthesis
What is oxygen?
This is NOT the purpose of photosynthesis. Oxygen just happens to be produced, but photosynthesis occurs for a different reason.
Energy transformation in this scenario: A fish is able to swim using the energy it gets from eating plants
chemical to mechanical
The function of the organelle labeled "A"
What is to allow things into or out of the cell?
The name of the organelle labeled "I"
What is endoplasmic reticulum?
Has a cell membrane, a nucleus, and ribosomes
What is plant and animal cells?
The purpose of photosynthesis
What is to make glucose?
The type of energy transformation in this scenario: A lion’s temperature increases as it uses the energy it gets from its prey
chemical to thermal