Organelles: structure
Organelles: function
Domains of life
Cells to scale
Notes and Errata
100

What is a mitochondria?

100

This organelle is in charge of controlling cell functions and contains DNA.

What is the nucleus?

100

Without this domain of life living inside and outside of our bodies, we could not live!

What is Bacteria?

100
It's the one of these that is the smallest: an animal cell, a plant cell, a bacterial cell, a virus.

What is a virus.

100

This is how tall Amber is in centimeters.

What is 185 centimeters?

200

It's the purple item in the center of the cell.

What is the nucleus?

200

This part of the cell turns food into energy.

What are mitochondria?

200

This domain of life is often found in extreme environments.

What is Archaea?

200

This is the name for how unicellular organisms gain food.

What is diffusion?

200

This is the name of the turtle that lives in this classroom.

Who is Joaquín?

300

What is a chloroplast?

300

All cells have this outer barrier.

What is the cell membrane?

300

This domain of life contains all organisms made of multiple cells, including plants, animals, and fungi.

What is Eukarya?

300

Explain why eukaryote cells are usually much larger than bacteria or archaea.

They have organelles - these organelles increase surface area for diffusion to happen.

300

This is the name of Lewis's baby.

What is Solan?

400

What is the endoplasmic reticulum?

400

This organelle is where proteins are made.

What are ribosomes (or rough edoplasmic reticulum, where many ribosomes are found)?

400

This is the one-celled domain of life that is most closely related to Eukarya.

What is Archaea?

400

This is one reason why the bacteria Thiomargarita magnifica can be so large.

What is:

- They have a vacuole, which increases their surface area

-They are long and skinny in shape, maximizing surface area for diffusion

400

This is the year MFS was founded.

What is 1951?

500

It's the big blue thing in this picture.

What is a vacuole?

500

This organelle uses energy from sunlight to create food.

What are chloroplasts?

500

This is what all domains have in common.

Answers include:

Have RNA and DNA

Have ribosomes

Have a cell membrane

Require energy

500

These are the two things we calculated when determining how quickly a liquid can diffuse into an object, such as vinegar diffusing into our agar cubes.

What are surface area and volume?

500

This is the name of the first Costa Rican president.

Who is José María Castro Madriz?