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Discovery
Diversity
Functions
Structures
Movement
100
The basic unit of life
What is a cell?
100
Being composed of more than one cell
What is multicellular?
100
Perform photosynthesis within plant cells
What are chloroplasts?
100
Large structure with own membrane containing DNA inside
What is the nucleus?
100
The movement of water
What is osmosis?
200
He looked at cork and named them cells.
Who is Robert Hooke?
200
An example of a unicellular organism seen by Leeuwenhoek in microscope
What is baceria?
200
Th eonly layer of protection for animal cells, allowing materials in an out
What is the cell membrane?
200
Lrgest organelle in the plant cell storing mostly water
What is a vacuole?
200
Description of the movement of water
What is high to low?
300
Leeuwenhoek was the first to see these in a microscope
What is bacteria?
300
Contain chloroplasts and cell walls
What is a plant cell?
300
Function of the cytoplasm
What is to allow movement within the cell?
300
Where the cell wall is located in respect to cell membrane in a plant cell.
What is outside of it?
300
Type of movement that requires energy
What is active transport?
400
The 3 parts to the cell theory
What are all living things are made of cells, cells carry out all life functions, and new cells come from other cells?
400
Cell part animals cells have but plants cells do not
What is a lysosome?
400
Produces ENERGY for the cell
What is the mitochondria?
400
Where chlorophyll is found
What is inside chloroplasts?
400
Structure of a cell water moves THROUGH to get to the other side
What is the cell membrane?
500
Over 60 trillion
What is the number of cells in the human body?
500
The 4 structures both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells have in common
What are cell walls, cell membranes, cytoplams, and ribosomes?
500
What ribosomes make
What are proteins?
500
Located around nucleus with ribosomes attached to it
What is the endoplasmic reticulum?
500
Description of the direction of movement of molecules during active transport.
What is from low to high?