History of Cells
Plant Cell
Animal Cell
Vocabulary
Review
100

True or False: Cells come from existing cells

True!

100

What is the reproductive part of a plant?

Flower

100

What is the jelly-like substance inside the cell?

Cytoplasm

100

A group of cells working together to perform a function. 

Tissue

100

Name and explain one negative impact of humans on our earth. 

Deforestation

Pollution

Fossil Fuels/Mining

Climate Change/Greenhouse Gases

200

Who created the theory that all living things are composed of cells?

Theodor Schwann

200

What part of a plant performs photosynthesis?

Leaves

200

What part of the cell creates the energy? (powerhouse)

Mitochondria

200

A group of tissues in an organism that perform a specific function.

Organs

200

Which type of graph compares data as a whole, out of 100%?

Circle/pie graph

300

Which scientist was a botanist?

Matthias Schleiden

300

What does the membrane do?

Protects what it is inside

300

What do the vacuoles do?

Stores nutrients (water, oxygen)

300

A scientific tool used to make small objects look larger. 

Microscope

300

What scientific tool measures volume?

Graduated cylinder 

400

What did Robert Hooke name cells after?

Cells of a monastery

400

What does chlorophyll do for a plant, and where is it located?

Green color in plants, located in the chloroplasts

400

What part of the cell holds the DNA?

Nucleus

400

Body system that carries oxygen and nutrients throughout your blood!

Circulatory System

400

What two chemical layers is the Lithosphere made of?

Crust and upper mantle

500

Why did Leeuwenhoek call the bacteria he discovered, "animalcules"?

They looked like little animals!

500

Name 2 parts of a plant cell that animal cells don't have. 

Chloroplast, chlorophyll, cell wall

500

What do animal cells have that plant cells do not?

Lysosomes

500

What is the musculoskeletal system?

Your muscles, bones, and joints

500

What is the difference between an observation and an inference?

Observation = 5 senses, fact

Inference = what you think, opinion