Is it Alive?
Name that cell!
Eukaryotes only
Just the facts: cells
Every cell has it!
100

All living things are made up of these 

Cells

100

A one celled organism.

Unicellular

100

The control center of the cell.

Nucleus

100

Where new cells come from

existing cells

100

What flexible covering allows materials to enter and exit the cell?

Cell membrane

200

True or false?  To be a living thing, you must be able to move on your own.

False

200

An organism with no nucleus.

Prokaryote

200

The power house of the cell which converts sugar to ATP

Mitochondria

200

The basic structural unit of life

cell

200

What jelly-like fluid fills a cell and holds the organelles?

Cytoplasm

300

All living things need energy.  How do plants get energy?

They use the sun's energy to make food (in the process of photosynthesis)

300

Organisms that are made up of more than one cell.

Multicellular

300

Organelle responsible for making protein.

Ribosome

300

These are made up of one or more cells

Organisms

300

The genetic material that all cells contain

DNA

400

All living things need energy.  How do animals get energy?

from the food they eat. 

400

Cells with a nucleus that contain genetic material.

Eukaryotic

400

The organelle that helps in photosynthesis.

Chloroplasts

400

The 3 facts we know are true of all cells, are called . . .

cell theory

400

The "little organs" which perform specific jobs in a cell

Organelles

500

If an object never changes size, is it living or nonliving?

nonliving

500

Cells that have membrane bound organelles. 

Eukaryotic

500

The organelle that packages materials and transports to other parts of the cell.

Golgi Complex

500

Cells can have different jobs, which we call the _____ of each cell

function

500

Which of these organelles are NOT part of every cell?  There could be more than one.  

cell membrane           mitochondria       cell wall

nucleus                     cytoplasm           chloroplast

mitochondria, cell wall, nucleus, chloroplast